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I think MS 2000 changed the way records may be selected, it is really designed for ADO using the selection process with keyed data. I agree the DAO process is on it's way out.

Thanks guys, this program is very large, and way back in the olden days prior to 2000 when 97 was in, long before I came along someone else added the API. This was before the outlook library came of age. I am ready to dispose of the API code and put in the MS Object Library. Thanks again for...

Hello everyone, I have been trying to control outlook thru a vb 6 module. My problem is this system is not using the outlook library which would allow me go use objects. I can gen up the page I want to send with to: subject: and body all populated and ready. When I send the SendKey "^(~)", True...

Sorry if I hurt your feelings, but to be honest, I got your answer from Google before I posted for help. Thanks just the same..I certainly have no intentions of wasting any one's time..

Christiaan, cut me a break, are you saying this code from Michael is bogus?

Thanks to MichaelRed for something I can really use. Buying an Activex library for this seemed wrong. I appreciate this a lot..

I have written several VB 6 programs using Bar codes, but trying to do this with VB.net is a new ball game. With VB 6 I used an activex ocx to generate the bar code into a string which can be placed any where on a printer output. I need to generate a simple 3 of 9 BC. I would appreciate any...

Some more information on this lockup problem. We are running this program under a MS Server 2003, which appears to be cutting off service after a an hour or so up to 8. The server guys have cut back the security, but it still is dropping the program causing a lockup from time to time. The...

Hello, you should start by opening the framwork security, then selecting the objects you wish to expose, within this setting you will be enabled to compile a security setting msi file to install on the work stations which will be using your modules. Sorry for the lack of details, I have only...

We just launched a new VB.net application which runs a point of sale. After sweating out the program bugs and correcting data formats it looked like we were off and running then, one of the users reported a system handup, which indicated the following in the events logs. Product: windows...

I have noticed different situations which cause this. I am starting to lean toward my code as being the reason for the fault. I run the search screen from two different screens, one of which is rock solid, the other fails now only when a search is initiated. ( I think that I am answering my own...

Hello, I have been using vb.net almost two years now and this is the error of all errors. My program has three kinds of data platforms they are: dbase (clipper), ISAM (Cobol), and MS Access. When I do a search on one of the clipper files using a product called APOLLLO.NET a third party product...

You could save the selected row's index, the re-select again.

Hello, why not set the text value to "", it works for me. ucsjimj

Also I forget to mention that the CR being used is 8.5 Pro.

For version 7 you will need to build a DSN and use the ODBC connection process. It works just fine. Been there and done that!

Is it possible to dynamically set the reportfiles at run time via VB? Example: (my code =) CrystalReport1.DataFiles(0) = App.Path & "\My_meter1.mdb" I have tried this and it will not override the original set location settings. Is there a second switch that requires setting? Also...

I believe all you need do is use the add-in feature and include Cr. This will allow you to write the necessary vba code to run a Source file of a Crystal Report from Access.

Anything is possible if you have the time and money. Headers are difficult to control. You might consider encoding special headings at change of sub account time. You can use a function with a logical test to supress or print at the time you want.

Sounds like your system is not properly setup with a default printer. XP should not be the problem.