Hi CautionMP,
Thanks for your ADO example. I tried it and got it working, but the result was exactly the same as my DAO example.
I eventually tracked the problem with my corrupted files down to being the PUT command. When I looked up the put command in the help, it told me that the PUT...
I have an access table that contains binary data in a field. Such things as PDF's, TIF's, and PaperPort .max documents. I want to extract them, but I can't seem to get the code right. The below seems to run through, but the resulting file is corrupted.
Function extractfile()
Dim db As Database...
That Worked! Setting the <esc>(19U before the \225 was the key. Jim, you mentioned the windows latin symbol set in your initial post but I didn't know how to change to it until your last post. Thanks! For those who wanted the exact syntax in VI here it is.
^[(19U \225
The ^[ is the VI escape...
Thanks for the responses. UncleRick, the link you supplied, while being helpful, did not say how to insert special characters.
jlasman, I followed your instructions to the tee. Thank you for posting them. In VIM, the bullets showed as squares, I figured that they would just print out on the...
I want to insert a bullet point • into PCL. How do I do this?! How would I insert other characters that there is no key on the keyboard for. Other posts in this forum have indicated using the octal code for the character, others the ASCII code. No examples were given. The ASCII (Decimal) code...
GaryRumson, that tip was gold. Worked a charm. One thing to remember for future readers is that after you turn on the Out of Office feature, you send an out of office reply to each recipient ONLY ONCE. This kind of inhibited my testing until I figured that part out. For testing switch off the...
Nearly there.
You need a second if statement after the else.
IF MsgBox("Would you like to Route this ticket?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion) = vbYes THEN
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, , acMenuVer70
Me.Route_To.Enabled
Me.Date_Routed_1.Enabled
Me.Ticket_Status =...
Thanks Herman!
That was exactly what I was looking for. I did have a look in the help, but it is hard to guess the keywords to search for...
Thanks
James Moffitt
What I need is a function that will read all of the files in a directory (about 20 or so), and then import the lot of them one at a time using the same set of rules. I have got this worked out for one file(you have to specify the path, and filename), but I wanted to get it to automatically...
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