Lots of useful info in the thread.
One thing that specifically helped me, and I'd thought I'd mention for anyone else who has similar problems, is this:
I kept getting "index out of bounds" errors when trying to read 2+ emails. The solution was to iterate though the emails in descending order...
I am writing an XML file by parsing apart a text file... there are instances when there are spaces at the start or end of some of the fields, and I need to be able to see those for validation purposes.
So if an Incident number is in the text file as " CA00456" I need to have those leading...
I have a solution that consists of 3 projects. A base project, and 2 that inherit from it. For some reason, on many of the inherited forms, when I try to view them in the IDE by clicking on them in the Solution Explorer, I just get a white screen that says:
An error has occured while loading...
Thanks PankajBanga, that helped me too.
One further question though, how can the emails be marked as read?
in VB6 it was just something like:
TheItems.Item(Counter).UnRead = False
but I don't see any properties or methods on the Item in VB.NET to accomplish the same thing.
In fact the...
I searched the existing threads on this subject and nothing works. Also researched extensively with the help of Google..
running VB6 with SP5...
this should be so simple, but it acts odd... I have a form that I populate with data (on labels), then call Form.Printform, then loop through some...
Devin,
Wow, that's not an answer I expected!
I scanned just now with Norton Anti-virus, and my definitions are up to date (1/29), but I've had these things appearing for quite a while, and I run anti-virus once a week and haven't seen anything. but of course, it might be possible they do not...
Yes, they do show up in the project folder, but also other places... and they don't seem to go away when VB is closed, or finished running the program, or anything.
and my VB isn't crashing or acting unusual in any way.
I was thinking maybe I had some odd settings changed, or something is...
I'll just bump this one time... I guess it's not all that big of a deal, but I'm still really curious about it... no one has ever seen this happen?
I just had another 11 of these stupid files pop up in the past 15 minutes.. it's very odd... and a bit annoying!
This may be something very basic that I'm just not aware of...
In any directory involved with my VB projects (project directory, exe output directory, whatever) there always appears tons of tiny little files with names like "Taa01656" and "Tab01872" every time I do anything...
Has anyone used this yet? It seems like a great concept, and I believe it is, but for some reason it's not working for me!
I ran the wizard itself fine, it generated the code, but it does not recognize the Get_Person function it generated. Strangely, it recognizes the data type, so I put in...
hi, thanks for answering... I'm wondering if maybe it's my retrieval, and not the query that's the problem. it runs fine in query analyzer, and delphi only gives an exception when i try to access "column_name"
here's my code:
procedure TForm1.cbTargetFieldEnter(Sender: TObject);
begin...
using MS SQL 7.0 and Delphi 5:
I need to retrieve column names from a table to populate a combobox... I've tried using the sp_column system proc in a query, but Delphi doesn't see Column_Name as a field in the result set... maybe that's an utterly wrong way to approach it though.. I'm not a big...
we have a huge number of crystal reports in our system, and as we make updates, we convert them to version 7.0, but many of them end up with a bitmap screen image attached to them... many of them can simply be highlighted and deleted, but others cannot. does anyone know why this happens? and...
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