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Use shell dim myshell as long myshell = shell("Path of winword.exe path of file") I hope this will help. Good luck Vikram

Goto Project -> Project Properties and then browse for your help file name.Then for every component provide the help context id. Good luck Vikram

U can create the FileSystemObject And then use it fileexists method Good Luck Vikram

Try out this thread. It may help thread222-658496 Good Luck Vikram

Buddy008, If u are assining value of the Input Box to a numeric variable , and u press cancel or ok without entering anything in the text box , then only it raises an error . Otherwise I never really needed any code for Cancel button Good luck Vikram

Here is ur code , just try it out Option Explicit Private Declare Function GetMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long) As Long Private Declare Function GetSubMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal hMenu As Long, ByVal nPos As Long) As Long Private Declare Function GetMenuItemID Lib...

If u want to have menus with icons (If I have correctly understood what u are saying) then u can use some APIS If that is what u are looking for . Let me know Good luck Vikram

Thanx CCLINT , I never thought about that . Thanks a lot for this tip. Cheers Vikram

Which database are u using. I was having same sort of problem in MS-Access. Try this out sql = "select * from tablename where date = format('" & DTPicker1.value & "','dd/mm/yyyy')" It worked for me . Good luck Vikram Shah

Hello All, Cant we write the Clean Up Code in the Error Handler itself ?? Good luck Vikram

Adoozer, That was neat. I was looking for something like this. U deserve a star. Good Luck Vikram

Sorry I forgot U have to add one image List from where the icons will be picked Good Luck Vikram

Just Cut and Paste the code Option Explicit Private Declare Function GetMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long) As Long Private Declare Function GetSubMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal hMenu As Long, ByVal nPos As Long) As Long Private Declare Function GetMenuItemID Lib...

Which control are u using ?? U can check in the keypress event if u are using a Text Box. Good look Vikram

Mr. SiaMex , Please use a meaning subject in future for better response. Good Luck Vikram

One more thing zemp , the prompt character in Mask Edit Boxes make things dificult . If u want to set text , u have to first set mask = "" then set text to desired text. Vikram

U are welcome!!

Begining Visual Basic 6 - Wrox Publication It is a good book for beginners Good Luck Vikram

There are two options : 1. Create only form and create many frames which can be hidden and shown depending upon conditions. But having many frames say (15-20) is difficult to manage. 2.Create diff forms with same height and width , top and left . According to me second option is a neat one ...

Try this 1. First maskEdBox.promptinclude = false 2.Then maskEdBox1.text = whatever