Time to upgrade huh. Are you going to buy me the software? I cannot afford to pay to upgrade.
I had a plan were I could have saved all of my data. That was just leave the various VOLs alone. Delete the SYS VOL and then put it back. As of now I am left with one of my previous volumes. The...
Hello,
I have had this Netware 4.11 server going since around 1997. I have never had any problems with it and any of the various Windows that have come along since then.
The problem started when I, like a stupid idiot, accidentally deleted the
C:\NWSERVER directory. After that I had no...
I developed what I would consider a sizeable application on W2K and the IIS version that went with it. This app. has 15-20 .asp object files.
It still runs fine on IIS 5.1 or whatever goes with XP Pro.
I have been trying to develop a new, much smaller app. and am now starting to work up my...
The same thing is happening to me on one machine that I'm running IIS in WinXP Pro. Did you figure out a work around. The instance of XP Pro that I just installed on my desktop works fine. It's this laptop giving me grief.
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I'll give that a shot. It's becoming not that important to sweat over.
I used to me a Software person. Lost my last job in 2002. During the last 7 years of my carrier I had and easy comute and did not keep up my schooling in regards to the internet so I became unemployable.
I still like...
It says on the .html page that calles the .asp page HTTP 500 Internal Server error.
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Charlie
What type of info. It's just plain vanilla Javascript ASP trying to use ADO to access a database.
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Charlie
I had this website running yesterday and for many days before on the laptop I'm using to write this message. Yesterday I was using the setting to try and figure out the problems on a desktop machine and in the process screwed up the laptop. The laptop is running Win2000 IIS 5.0 It's an ADO...
The Java executable is in C:\Java\jdk1.5.0_02\bin\java. The main class is in C:\MyProjects\myprogram\myprogram. I want to set it up using -classpath. Any assistance would be appreciated. I'm using JCreator and it runs fine from within the IDE.
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Instead of doing a single or multiple doc application. Do a dialog based appliction. Design a menu using the Resource editor an then assign it to the diaglog box.
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Charlie
Yes I agree. Do you know what I need to do to change that. I can read and write and do everything else from VB.NET to that particular Database on the server, but it won't let me create stored procedures.
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Charlie
Bob, and all who have responded so generously to my original question. I thank you so much. Thanks for your latest tip. I had each form seting a boolean in the parent and then disbling the Close on the menu when a I would set it to false when I closed a child form.
I will read back through...
Thank you all for all of your suggestions, I've been sitting here working on the thing waiting in the cold for the furnace guy to so up. It's 11:00pm. Anyway, I've got it now so that only one instance of each child form will come up when selected from a menu.
I will try the last suggestion...
Ron
Thanks much for all your help. What I'm trying to replicate in VB 6.0 is kinda not a true use of MDI in the classic sense.
What I did in VB.NET is create a MDI parent that essentally can bring up a possable three MDI children that are essentally stand alone dialog boxes.
I have the...
Ron:
Thank you for your response. I have no trouble with bring up a MDIChild form. The problem is I do not know enough object orientedness of VB 6.0 to access the parent form from the child after it is up and showing to be able to make it the active form.
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