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  1. TheManWhoKnows

    Counting lines in textbox

    Depends on the Option Base..... ;-)
  2. TheManWhoKnows

    error 500 with .asp code

    Most HTTP 500 errors are generated when an Object can't be created or has 'crashed' during it's scope, leaving the ASP-page 'swimming'. Resulting in a HTTP 500 error.
  3. TheManWhoKnows

    Is it possible to have a VB program

    The question is, does FoxPro have to display it, or just generate and save it ? If displayed, create an ActiveX EXE in VFP and call that from your VB-application. Otherwise, create an ActiveX DLL and let it save the report to a location and open it as a text-file. Any questions, let me know.
  4. TheManWhoKnows

    Client-server and dll's

    I presume the application is running from a shared path. You could leave the DLL's in the same path and register them on all the clients. ( Or even better, register them when app. is opened and unreg when closed)
  5. TheManWhoKnows

    To connect to Lotus Notes client/server through VB

    In addition to my last post: The source code provided is part of an e-mail wrapper for Notes, Outlook and Exchange. This explains the occurences of Outlook in code. If interested in Outlook-code for complete wrapper, e-mail me: ppeetoom@hotmail.com
  6. TheManWhoKnows

    To connect to Lotus Notes client/server through VB

    Try and use the following Class-module. It will work in conjunction with a Lotus Notes Client. (The UDT QuickMail is to quicken up the use of the class. Put it in the calling class or application.) UDT: Public Type QuickMail Logon As String OutlookPassword As String NotesServer As...

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