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If you should be looking for a DOS or Win98 bootdisk image with generic CD-rom driver, I use the one from http://www.putergeek.com (http://www.putergeek.com/downloads/) and it works like a charm.

Hello people, While cleaning up my junk, I found my old Compaq Armada 1700 and it still works like a charm. Unfortunately, it's a bit low on RAM memory (96 mb). After checking what kind of memory it needed, I went through my stuff and found a Toshiba SDRAM bar (128 mb) that might fit. Now I...

Hi, I'm planning on buying a color-laser and looking at the different marks and types I came across the Konica-Minolta MagiColor 2350. This does seem to be a nice piece of hardware and would fit in my budget. Have any of you used this printer already or read/wrote any review of this printer...

hmmm... I have never used row_number before (to be honest, I didn't know it existed in a standard oracle 8i). Anywayz, I get a 'function not enabled' on the DB I need to run the statement on so I won't be able to use it. Star awarded anyway because it does seem like a sweet solution if it...

Oh, one small remark... I do not want to use sequences. I consider setting up a sequence an action OUTSIDE a select, and I want ONE select-statement (subselects and other stuff allowed)

Hi, I do not think that what I'm asking for is possible (plain SQL hasn't got the capacity to do this, normaly) but I'll ask anyway because it is a nice 'brain-excersise' :) What I would like is 1 select-statement (I do not care how many sub-selects and other trics) that would get me the...

GothicCrusader, I pushed out the program I needed that flexgrid for a couple of weeks ago after making exactly the same changes as you decribe here. So, it all worked, but not really the way I had hoped for. I'm rewarding you with a star though because I failed to post the solution where you...

I've never used MSFlexGrid, but a colleague of mine did. Het was astonished with the options the MSHFlexGrid (that I use) offered. I would like to help you further along the line of throwing stuff in as MSHFlexGrid, but if you are like me (not the best programmer in the world), chances are that...

personally I can't think of any valid reason why you would want to disable this in a VB application. If you set the user-permissions right, everything should be more or less safe and if you disable CTRL+ALT+DELETE you (as an admin) too loose a very valuable tool in system management.

Hey thanks, CasperTFG. Those links are just about what I needed... (star awarded)

I'm sorry Forri but that didn't help. The strange behaviour hasn't changed. Any other ideas?

I'm sorry that I cannot help to solve this problem, but I just wanted to say that I too am very keen on knowing how to access the ID3v1 or ID3v2 information stored in the MP3-file format. -- There's no place like 127.0.0.1

I admit that I was mistake with the index-numbering (which I found to be far from consequent in VB6). For the rest, the code is exactly the same as mine. Being a grateful person I am awarding a star to bmdb for correcting the code.

Is there an 'expert' in the field of the MSHFLEXGRID-object available? The problem I have for my project is that, whenever I click a cell in my MsHFlexGrid, the cell above the one I click gets selected. However, if the flexgrid containes so many lines that the vertical scrollbar shows up...

I suppose you need something alon the lines of the following: dim lTeller as integer for lTeller = 1 to list1.listcount MsgBox list1.List(lTeller) next lTeller There's no place like 127.0.0.1

I guess what I would do is: at startup: * launch an SQL query to select the module names and populate the drop-down with these names on DropDown selection: * create a query selecting the details of the selected module * use the results of this query to populate the textboxes. (is this more or...

gazal, we were so close... if you put this in the tab-click-event, the first line of the flexgrid will get highlighted. msflexgrid1.setfocus msflexgrid1.col = 0 msflexgrid1.colsel = msflexgrid1.cols - 1 For those that are not very well known with flexgrids (like myself), this might come...

sorry to bump this one (I know it's not 'nice behaviour') but I would really like some more opinions on this....

Sean, You're right. It wasn't a perfect c/p because I ripped it from a function and threw it in the resise-event. In my code the check happens in the resize event on basis of which a function is called. -- Maverick, yes, my solution flickers as well, but i don't mind too much. Since I stop...

This is how I do it. I don't know if it is the best option, but it works for me. Private Sub Form_Resize() With <formName> .Width = IIf(.Width < <minWidth>, <minWidth>, .Width) .Height = IIf(.Height < <minHeight>, <minHeight>, .Height) end with end Sub Basically what you do is...