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Use the .TAB property of the SSTab control like this... Next button If SSTab1.Tab < (SSTab1.Tabs - 1) Then SSTab1.Tab = SSTab1.Tab + 1 Previous button If SSTab1.Tab > 0 Then SSTab1.Tab = SSTab1.Tab - 1 Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

Maybe I'm not thinking clearly without my usual dose of coffee but ... it looks like you're showing the report (modally) *before* the connection is open and the query has been run. Do you ever set the recordset of ADODC2? Try changing the OpenReport() method to something like this ... Private...

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Very nice. I think I'll start using your method. Thanks for pointing it out to me. Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

Wild suggestions that I don't know much about but may help you in your search ... Adobe Acrobat can do forms and their viewer is an ActiveX component. Maybe you can automate their form processing. MS Word can also work with documents as forms. The down side to both of those is that you...

Try this routine. I didn't write it and I've forgotten where I found it but I think it may give you what you're looking for - the amount of memory used by your VB app. You could even adapt it to work on other processes but I'll leave that up to you. :-) This is my first TGML code posting so...

Edit the FRM file manually. Make a backup *before* you attempt the change in case things get out of hand and the file gets mangled. The TabStrip properties in the form probably look like this ... Begin MSComctlLib.TabStrip TabStrip1 Height = 735 Left =...

Can you post the procedure declaration (not the code, just the name and parameter list stuff). Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

Try setting the ActiveConnection property before appending the parameter. Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

Is there a reason why you're using notepad and not a textbox in your VB app? Reading the file into a variable and working with it from there would probably be better. Somnething like this ... Dim astrLines() As String Dim intFile As Integer Dim strBuffer As String ' Read contents file...

Try specifying the length of the input parameter in the optional size parameter to CreateParameter. Use something like this... Set prmId = cmdId.CreateParameter("ID", adVarChar, adParamInput, Len(mgrID), mgrID) Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

It sounds like this is the sequence of events. 1) app is started in IDE 2) DLL function invoked successfully 3) current directory on the drive with the app is changed 4) app is closed 5) app is started again in IDE 6) DLL cannot be found because it is not in the current directory (changed in...

How many items are you adding to the listview? Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

Are you adding items to a standard Listview control? Have you tried the bound Listview control - DataList? I haven't used it but it may help. If you can't use a bound control try ... 1) Set the control's .Visible property to false so it won't try to update it's display after every item is...

Wild shot in the dark ... does your app change the active directory? Try this: temporarily move the DLL to one of the system directories (WinNT or WinNT\System32) and see if your app will run more than just the first time. Windows 2000 and XP (and NT?) use a different search method when trying...

We use Rumba where I work. I tried using the examples/help files on the NetManage site years ago. They haven't changed at all. The most recent version of *any* file in their example section is from March of 98. Are they still selling Rumba? I eventually found some EHLLAPI code a guy posted on...

I know that a lot of people do it and I'm not trying to start a message war but ... MS specifically advises *against* using any MS Office apps in an unattended environment. Check these knowledgebase articles for more info - Q257757 & Q259971. It's kinda funny that they all but admit that the...

Uh. If you're getting a recordset then you already have the column names. Check the YourRecordset.Fields(0).Name property. Try this snippet. Dim objField as ADODB.Field For Each objField In YourRecordset.Fields With objField Debug.Print .Name Debug.Print .Type Debug.Print...

VB 6 Enterprise comes with MS Visual SourceSafe which lets you keep track of different versions of files. It also allows you to compare files and display the differences side-by-side. Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?

OK. Let me ask that question a different way ... Suppose you run the app, add a few records, close the app and then run the app again. How can you tell what records were added when you ran the app before? Net_Giant What fun is a technology if you can't crash the OS?