Thanks a lot Matt, I do not really know what I want to print. The Word export idea seems like an interesting one. I will continue laborating and exploring. The star is for anyone that helps me lot on my road to VB perfection. Thanks!
/Sebastian.
Great Matt!
And I created some code that will make some greek characters:
RichTextBox1.SelFontName = "Arial"
RichTextBox1.TextRTF = "Kalle D"
RichTextBox1.SelStart = 6
RichTextBox1.SelLength = 1
RichTextBox1.SelFontName = "Symbol"
RichTextBox1.SelLength = 0
But here comes my next problem...
Hi Matt!
Ok, I looked into the rich text box, but to me that seems to work in the same way as the ordinary text box. It has a font property, and I cannot set that to multiple fonts, can I? Or am i missing something here? Can you tell me what to write to the rich text box, to display "My...
Hello dear friends!
I have a delta ([Δ]) letter, that I want to display at a label, surrounded by "normal" letters. The only way I can find to do this is to make three labels, the first with my first "normal" text, the second with the delta letter, and finally the last one with the rest...
Hello, dear friends!
In a HTML form, the Enter key work for jumping from text input to text input, that is from one <INPUT TYPE="text"> to the next input in the form.
The same behaviour appears for a SELECT input when hitting the Tab key. Is there any possibility to make the Enter key do the...
Cool!
Thank you. But this means, I have to use two sets of css:s if I want the rest to look the same on screen and on printout... Ok, I can accept this, even if it's not the best I can think of.
Thanks, Sebastian.
Dear friends!
I have some buttons on my form that I don't want to be printed when I print the page. Is it possible to hide them in the printout only?
Best regards, Sebastian
Hello everyone!
I am using the GetSetting and SaveSetting functions to enter data into the registry. this will put my data into a "VB and VBA programs settings" key in the registry.
This does not look very nice to me. I want my data in my own key, as "the real" software developers do. Is this...
Hello dear friends!
I have build an application that I'm planning to sell. It will be distributed as shareware and I will sell licenses. My concern here is how to handle the registration things.
I am not asking for a fullproof system, but I want to avoid "easy" distribution by the buyers. It...
Hello dear friends!
I want to get the number of options from a SELECT box in a HTML form. Can I do this? I can't find the property anywhere. I have tried (the form's name is "config")
document.config.elements[i].size
document.config.elements[i].length...
Oh tTo me it looks like the properties of the form and the public variables of the form are more or less the same thing. Thanks, I'll program proper!
/Sebastian.
Hello John! Thanks for your answer.
The "controls" collection will contain all my controls, right? Or is there a way to create my own collection of controls, and only include the once I want to manipulate?
And for the frame solution, is there any way to not make the frame itself visible? Then...
Hello dear friends!
I have som modal forms that I use as input to some things in my main form. The communication, that is the variables set by the modal form, is taking place through global variables. Is there a smarter way to do this, something like calling variables set in the form from the...
Hello, dear friends!
I have a form. In the top part of the form there are a number of controls. These top controls can be shown/hidden by the user (in a menu).
Below the optional controls there are many more controls. If the user choses to hide the top control, I want all the other controls to...
Hi again Jeff!
I tried that, but I didn't make it. I thought it was because the 3D/flat propertie could only be set in design stage. Or is there a way around that as well?
Anyway, I think my growing boxes showed up really well, so I'll stick to them. Thanks again.
/Sebastian.
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