Oh could be wrong, but I believe there are a set of API's that can handle all of your requirements... let me see... where is the vb6 and the api viewer...
Okay, there it is...(wow it still works!)
In help, on the index tab, type in createbitmap, at the bottom of that help page you should see...
>Most people won't open TCP 1433 on firewalls because of things like the Slammer Worm. SQL Server remains vulnerable just because it is a popular target. Most people will only allow this via a VPN.
For SQL 2k see SP3 or SP4 (? on the numbers) but ran across it the other day and quick glance...
Just another opinion but would you not say that now a days if you can create a program that does not crash on a M$ system or bring that M$ system down... would that not require just at least a little bit of artistry in the programming or at least in the error handling???
And while art is in the...
Can't buy me lav, no, no, no, no (that really depend upon what you are buying???!!!)
Lav is a battlefield (Beans again?!?!?!)
and enough fodder to keep this thread going forever...
Ahhh... I think the problem is, is that someone did not realize the OP is trying to password protect a CSV file or a text file through an ADO ODBC DNS Less connection string...
But if there is a way, see http://www.connectionstrings.com
Good Luck
I believe, could be wrong as I have not read them in a while, but google really does not want their stuff used by fat clients. Check out their EULA for their Map API just to be sure. Then, as a hint, using a regular browser, do your search and look at the url...
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Have a look at this...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/77060
and this
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/85978/EN-US/
and while those are older, this is not...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/193379
nor this...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa716278(VS.60).aspx
Good Luck
As a passer by, trying not to rubberneck too much, I have to wonder.... I see the create and the shell but not the ShellExecute and as that thought passes through my mine, so does this thread... :)
I knew this had been answers before an it only took a half hour to find it but here it is thread222-1493764
As you will notice, it is not for a dynamic array of UDT's but using Len(MyUDT(0)) would work.
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strongm, or anybody, please correct me if I am wrong, but if you disable the speaker through the bios, the beep api will play, if present, through the sound card...
I think, could be wrong, but I think there is a setting somewhere that you can change and I believe it may be in the bios or if you have a computer that has access to the mother board settings through the OS... then again it has been such a long time, Windows may now have this option...
Well if...
Well my whole point is, or was, is that, if you have something zooming in, it either has to be done in a loop or something that can be put in a loop as it is a bunch of instructions repeated or can be called from a loop. Same goes for tilting, paning, fading, blending, sliding, inverting, and...
I think you need to rethink your logic as what you are describing is a do it and wait on it approach while VB being an event driven language could do all of that under one event or several. Basically, use a form to host the controls that will accept the information. Then use a button to validate...
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