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Try:<br><br><FONT FACE=monospace>SELECT SUM(coln) As SumOfColn FROM ...</font><br><br>Hope this helps... <p>Richard<br><a href=mailto:richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com>richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com</a><br><a href=http://www.easysoft.com>Easysoft Homepage</a><br>

For my money, you can't beat HTMLKit (and its free)<br><br><A HREF="http://www.chami.com" TARGET="_new">http://www.chami.com</A> <p>Richard<br><a href=mailto:richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com>richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com</a><br><a href=http://www.easysoft.com>Easysoft Homepage</a><br>

I have two Database related tutorials (Sessions and Forums) on the Easysoft website:<br><br><A HREF="http://www.easysoft.com/tech/php/main.phtml" TARGET="_new">http://www.easysoft.com/tech/php/main.phtml</A><br><br>Hope you find them useful <p>Richard<br><a...

There are a number of possibilities, but the easiest is like this:<br><br>-- snip --<br><FONT FACE=monospace><br>&lt;HTML&gt;<br>&lt;TITLE&gt;Test&lt;/TITLE&gt;<br>&lt;BODY&gt;<br>Please Wait - processing query...<br>&lt;?php<br><br>flush()<br><br>//Do the long proccess<br><br>//Display the...

You may want to look at my Forum tutorial at:<br><br><A HREF="http://www.easysoft.com/tech/php/tutorials.phtml" TARGET="_new">http://www.easysoft.com/tech/php/tutorials.phtml</A><br><br>Hope this helps <p>Richard<br><a...

Like I said &quot;Anything else isn't recognised on all browsers&quot; :-( <p>Richard<br><a href=mailto:richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com>richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com</a><br><a href=http://www.easysoft.com>Easysoft Homepage</a><br>

Word of advice - drop the background image - very difficult to read the body text :-( <p>Richard<br><a href=mailto:richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com>richard.allsebrook@easysoft.com</a><br><a href=http://www.easysoft.com>Easysoft Homepage</a><br>

You're not going to have much luck with this I'm afraid :-(<br> <br> The only way to do this is by using a mail script (CGI). <br> <br> Barebones HTML will not let you specify anything but the recipients address. Anything else isn't recognised on all browsers :-( <p>Richard<br><a...

Sounds like a job for a scrolling grid control.

Have you check out the &quot;Microsoft PictureClip&quot; control - does exactly what you're after and it comes free with VB.

Not sure if I follow you correctly, but:<br> <br> If you are trying to access a control (say a text box called txtSample) on form1 from inside a sub/function in form2, the syntax is:<br> <br> msgbox form1.txtSample<br> <br> If you are trying to access a sub/function (say MyFunction) in form1...

I'd go with the first choice. There is no way your users could 13,000 records in one go on screen, why load them? Also, what if they just want to look at the first item? They will have to wait for the other 12,999 item to load first! It is harder to code, but the percieved and actual...

I think you're getting a little mixed up with orders! In a relational database such as Access, SQL Server etc, the order the data is stored in has little or no relavance. It is the order the data is RETRIEVED that counts. Without an ORDER by clause (or a default index like the primary key)...

or even<br> <br> Private sub RemoveCTL(ctl As Control, ByVal rTake as Integer)

I can't test this without the DLL, but I'd changed the String ByRef's to Byval and pass fixed length strings (don't forget to Null Terminate them)

What is /m supposed to do? It's not present in VB6.