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Intermittent error on printing
My thanks to all who replied. This is the code in the first page: function Autoprint() { window.print(); location.replace("RentalAgreement2.asp"); } . . <body oncontextmenu="return false;" onLoad="Autoprint()"> and this is the code in the second page (RentalAgreement2.asp) function...- patwadd
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- Forum: Javascript
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Intermittent error on printing
I have two pages that run one after the other, both of which automatically print on load without any user intervention (except their printer box). Very occasionally the following message appears on the second page: Error: The caller (server[not server application]) is not available and...- patwadd
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- Forum: Javascript
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Error opening a recordset
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this code? ------------------------ Private Sub Form_Load() Dim db As Database Dim rsControl As Recordset Dim strDownload As String Set db = CurrentDb Set rsControl = db.OpenRecordset("Control") strDownload = rsControl("LastDownload")...- patwadd
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Converting .tbl files
Thank you for your replies. Regretfully, I do not have the source, only the files. However, looking at the file structures (they appear to be records of different length in some of the files), I would say they are reandom access. Thank you Pat Waddington -
Converting .tbl files
I have a number of valuable archive files which were created using QBasic programs (supplier now out of business) and they all have a .tbl extension. My user wants the data transferred to an Access database or an Excel worksheet. The files contain compressed numeric data. Can anyone suggest how... -
Import Quickbasic files
My user has a number of valuable archive files that were written in Quickbasic, contain compressed numeric data and have a .tbl extension. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can convert/import these files to gain access to the data they contain, and ulimately store it in an Access...- patwadd
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
