Would it be ok if you posted the entire piece of your source code to the LIST so I could see what you accomplished ? I think I understand what you are saying, but I'm not certain I understand completely.<br>
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Thanks<br>
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Jim aka Logit
I've never used the following function, but the originator<br>
claims it works. Any problems you might have should be directed to the LIST for rectification. The symbol " _ "<br>
indicates a continuing line of text. The reply box on this LIST does not permit the posting of one...
The environment you need is VB5 or VB6 - these are the latest versions of VB. They cannot be downloaded - you must purchase your own copy. It is possible to program using only a text editor but there is now so much going on in VB that to do so would be archaic .... just stick with the program...
This is something from my collection of tips. Have<br>
never had to use it, but it might do what you are<br>
looking for. I CANNOT vouch for its integrity.<br>
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HTH, Jim <br>
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Replacement for Now() and Timer() <br>
The simple BetterNow() function, shown here, replaces the...
Nothing specific, unless the version of VB you are running needs to be wiped from your hard drive and reloaded. Sounds funny I know, but on several occasions recently I have had VB doing things it shouldn't or NOT doing things it should and a simple reload cleared up the problems. Not all of the...
Sorry to ask, I have attempted a search of the Tek-Tip files<br>
and it responds with a big, fat ZERO on this subject. Can't believe that .... but anyways ....<br>
<br>
I want to include a generic error trapping section to a personal project. Just something that will throw up a msgbox and...
Go to the START button on your desktop, then click on RUN.<br>
Type in " Regsvr32.exe comdlg32.ocx " without the quotation marks. This will manually register the control that VB5 should have during installation of VB. There is a quirk in VB5 that doesn't register some controls...
Thanks for the information which finally got me started in the right direction. The comment of placing the resize code in the load pic area did it. I placed the code in the Picture1_Change event and it works great !<br>
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There is another problem with the project which I have posted...
I am using the following code in a small project to resize FORM1 based on the size of the PICTURE1 picture box control.<br>
The form will not resize on its own when the image in the picture box is larger than the initial size of FORM1. If, however I attempt to manually resize the form when the...
The following was taken directly from the M$ Knowledge Base<br>
of information. Perhaps the contents will assist you in<br>
correcting your problem of having a resolution independent<br>
display. The example is quite lengthy ...<br>
<br>
Jim - aka Logit<br>
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HOWTO: Create a...
The following source code was posted last week on :<br>
<A HREF="http://www.vb-zone.com" TARGET="_new">http://www.vb-zone.com</A> This is a subpage of the DEVX<br>
website that covers numerous programming languages. It also<br>
has archives. A good source for information in the future.<br>...
I found another URL which describes how to create additional icons in the FOLDER for which the VB5<br>
distribution setup kit is supposed to create for your project which you are distributing.<br>
<br>
support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q193/0/82.asp<br>
<br>
Start the above URL with the...
The following URL gives instructions on how to do exactly<br>
what you want. I've searched all my cd's, books and the<br>
MS Knowledge Base for info .... the following is the best<br>
I have been able to come up with so far. Should I find <br>
something more, I'll pass it along.<br>
<br>
<A...
Actually, the following URL is more to the topic of<br>
how to incorporate ZIP compression into your projects<br>
with the use of free DLLs.<br>
<br>
<A HREF="http://codeguru.developer.com/vb/articles/1854.shtml" TARGET="_new">http://codeguru.developer.com/vb/articles/1854.shtml</A><br>
<br>...
The following code placed into your form's code section<br>
will work for you ...<br>
<br>
Private Sub Form_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)<br>
If KeyAscii = 13 Then<br>
SendKeys "{Tab}"<br>
KeyAscii = 0<br>
End If<br>
End Sub<br>
<br>
Any problems...
I made the following changes to your code, placing same into<br>
a Command Button to click on. The program runs fine for<br>
me without any errors. Will this modification work for you ?<br>
<br>
Jim - <A HREF="mailto:jdmcjen@stc.net">jdmcjen@stc.net</A><br>
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Private Sub Command1_Click()<br>...
Create a default FORM1 with a Text1 textbox and a Command1<br>
command button. Place the following code into your form's<br>
code window and run. Whatever text you enter into the<br>
textbox will display on the button when it is clicked.<br>
<br>
Private Sub Command1_Click()<br>...
Alternatively ... you could go to this URL ...
http://megs.com/help/general.html
which has a long list of informational sites to assist you.
You can also try ... http://www.bev.net/computer/htmlhelp/
Both sites have an abundance of advice.
HTH,
Jim
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