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Ideally, I would want lists to translate as lists so data structure operations could be used. (foreach loop, lookup by index, etc.). So basically what your saying is the following two variables are the same in TCL: set string "foo" set list {"foo"} Thanks!

Hi, I am working on a parser/translator script in hopes of sharing variables across different tool language domains. Because most EDA tools support TCL as the native language, I decided to tackle my first TCL script. Below is a rough description of what I've done so far: 1.) read all...

Found this one today while browsing on ebay. The title says it all. "PLAN 4 WORLD DOMINATION + P4 CUBE PC WITH SHINY LIGHTS" http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5189291838&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1"

WANguy2k, Did you device against PestPatrol? If so, why? It sounds like I'm in the same situation that you're in and I've been incredibly happy with the PP v5 solution. I'll have to agree that I don't think that independant spyware/malware/parasite software firms will really have legs in the...

Nobody has mentioned it yet, so I'll throw another suggestion into the ring. PestPatrol v5.0 Enterprise edition is a great solution for small to medium businesses. They have a dedicated team of full time researchers and provide updates much quicker that most of the other spyware/malware/parasite...

That was it Redd! Worked no problem with a different drive. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the advice ReddLefty. I will try installing with a known working CD-ROM drive as soon as the RAM test is done (it's taking FOREVER!).

Hello all, I am trying to install Windows 2000 server from a CD and I’m getting an error; “acpi.sys corrupted” and then it asks me to reboot the machine. If I use the same install CD in another computer, it works (so it's not the CD). From reading through many different forum posts I have...

Thanks again FancyPrairie, "I almost added the code to cancel in my last post, but didn't think you wanted it." I wasn't the original poster, but this helps me out a lot. I'm sure I'll use this bit of code quite a bit. I'm had some mistakes in my last bit of code. Here's the...

The labels have a MouseMove event instead of a MouseOver. Private Sub YourLabel_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) YourLabel.BackColor = lngRed End Sub

I was following this post as well. Thanks for the code FancyPrairie. I have one other question. I want the user to be able to select yes, no, or cancel. Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer) If (Me.Dirty) Then Select Case MsgBox("Changes have been made. Do You...

Are the three values that are in the combo box stored in a table, or are you using VBA?

Does that happen with all of your forms with subforms? I can print mine no problem. Are you sure that it's not your printer?

I think the problem that you are running into is the caused by the "Me!" in the code. In your case you will have to write something like this: NameOfYourForm.NameOfYourCommandButton.Visible = False and NameOfYourForm.NameOfYourCommandButton.Visible = True You will have to put this...

So you are saying that it looks something like this... AUTONUMBER NAME PHONE EMAIL 5 Jim 555-1234 jim@no.com 4 Bill 555-1334 bill@no.com 3 Sue 555-1434 sue@no.com 2 Lisa...

Okay cool... I was just making sure that I get started off on the right foot. It's such a pain to change the structure of the Database after the initial setup. Hopefully I will figure out the rest as I go. If not, I'll submit my posts to the Access forum. Thanks for your help Leslie and John.

Thanks Leslie... and yes the AutoNumber is a long integer. So when I use the field (lookup) in a form, I can make it show the name instead of the AutoNumber, right?

Hey John, I have a question for you... In my picture above I have tblQuotes.strUser linked to tblkUsers.pkUserNumber If tblkUsers.pkUserNumber is an autoNumber then I should make tblQuotes.strUser a number as well, right?

John, You are right to question my logic about the relationship. One order only has one supplier, but a supplier can have multiple orders. I was able to find the problem with the damn autoform not working. I had diferent data types of each of the connecting fields. Stupid mistake, but what's...

It's Access 2000. I haven't even started to code anything yet. I think it may be a problem with the SupplierID... It's supposed to be a One-To-One but it's listed as a One-To-Many. The "tblOrders.strSupplier To tblkSuppliers.pkSupplierID" relationship, that is. Is there a way to change...