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Thanks, that should do it. I found references on another website to an under-documented bug of IE6 ( a "double margin" bug: whenever an element is floated so that it "touches" the edge of it's containing element.. then the float is given a double margin on that side IE.. it's not very well...

Hi-- I'm trying to get some boxes to appear in the same place on both IE and FF, and am having some difficulty doing so: http://test.referee-assistant.com/index_css2.php Take a look at the gray box on the left, and the green box on the right. I basically wanted the edges of both boxes to...

Thanks for your assistance everyone... I ended up pulling out and rebuilding a portion of the code, now it seems to work just fine. I have no idea what was the problem of the previous code, but hey, it works now... ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee Assistant for MS Access...

I'm not super familiar with Unix commands, but it looks like the grep -c will give me a count of the number of lines (not necessarily the number of occurrences) of a regular expression. For example, if a parenthesis occurs twice on the same line, it only counts it once. To me, this would not...

I've been looking at the code, plus counting my quotes to make sure it's an even number, and that brackets { [ and ( are all identical to their right-sided brethren... any other thoughts on places to look? ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

I have been throgh this code upside down, backwards, forwards, commented out sections, and just cannot seem to see where my misplaced bracket might be. It was working really well a day or so ago, and somehow I broke it... The specific error I am getting is: Parse error: parse error...

I am having this problem with one of my applications. Any advice on how to find the missing DLL? ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

I didn't take a look at the links, but I tried the same with an ADO syntax, e.g.: CurrentProject.Connection.Execute sql with my "example #1" defined as the string sql, and it worked right away. Thanks! ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

I am trying to create via a CREATE TABLE command (CurrentDB.Execute sql) a single table that links a "referee" from one table with a "team" from a team table. I know how to do this manually via the Table design view, but I need to do this programmatically via VB code. Table "Referee Data"...

Thanks... I think I am looking into using InstallShield's 30 day money back guarantee, especially since it will cost me an additional $100 just to get a question answered. I am assuming the MSI Wizard is a stand-alone product, does not requre anything else? ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee...

I have posted the same question out on the InstallShield forums and have received no assistance. Has anyone had any success creating a setup distribution using the InstallShield merge module for Access 2000/02/03 runtime? The add-in that comes with InstallShield drops the Access runtime...

It looks like that did it... I think what was causing the problem the last time is that I ran a routine that checked ALL references for broken references, and that may have caused Access to start poking around at other functions and raising other errors. Thanks for your assistance...

earthandfire-- Right now I don't use a declare statement to use the DLL. I set a reference to the DLL under Tools -> References and just start using it. Once the reference is set, there are a number of functions, properties & events that become available. is there a way to translate what...

Maybe I should clarify the program. I develop on a C-drive. I tell InstallShield to install the DLL to %system32% The end user installs, it drops the DLL into d:\windows\system32. The MDB opens up, looking for the DLL in c:\windows\system32 and then problems start happening. ----------...

Eupher-- Can you set a reference in Access to a dynamic path like you suggest? I'm sure you can register a DLL/install to a dynamic path. ---------- Jeff Wigal Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

I'm sure it can. Is registering a DLL the same as setting the reference? (I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but i'll ask anyway) If I develop with the reference set to c:\windows\system32, distribute the app, it installs on a D-drive and the DLL properly registers via InstallShield, will the...

Hi-- I am attempting to distribute a MS Access database with InstallShield Express X. I intend to distribute vbSendMail.dll with the database. I can get InstallShield to drop the DLL into a "common" folder, such as c:\windows\system32 or the like, so that the Access database will not miss a...

Perfect... thanks vbslammer!! i have another question related to references and distributing this DLL, but I'll ask it in another thread. ---------- Jeff Wigal jeff@wigaldesign.com Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

What defines the name of the class? Is it the name of the class module (as seen from the database window), or is the name defined in the actual VB code (as seen in your example above)? ---------- Jeff Wigal jeff@wigaldesign.com Referee Assistant for MS Access http://www.referee-assistant.com

I will definitely take a look at this. Do you get the annoying "push the button" messages with this script? I am just looking to avoid using Outlook and see if anyone has experience with event triggers with the vbSendMail DLL ---------- Jeff Wigal jeff@wigaldesign.com Referee Assistant for...