Update ...
I removed the components from my VB app. Then uninstalled the component software. Deleted anything else that was left over. Did a restart. Reinstalled the component, and reentered my serial #. Then readded the component to my project.
Viola! Fixed and running as it should...
Really? That's what that means!?
That's odd as I have paid for the component and registered the serial # they gave me according to their instructions.
They must have a bug that is missing registering that component when I enter the code.
I suppose I will need to take that up with gigasoft...
Thank you.
All that stuff is pretty cryptic to me. Based on all the googling and hunting around, I think it's assembly. Not sure really.
Sure wish I could read that fault line.
I'm going to have to mess around with the symbols library for a while to get that working.
I surely...
Guess you've used this!?
They've been real nice but, deny that it is their tool causing my program to crash. How do I suggest/prove to them that it is indeed their component?
I'm in the process of installing the symbols as I type this.
Will this provide more info in the file as it relates to...
Hi,
I've created an app in VB which uses a 3rd party dll for charting. My program crashes when the charting component is repeated called. I've captured some data on the crash but, I am completely clueless about what it might all mean.
If I am right and it is the 3rd party dll causing the...
Hi, I have developed an app. in VB that is using a 3rd party dll to do some charting.
After several calls to run this chart the app. crashes.
I've collected some data on the crash and am hoping someone might be able to shed a little light on it for me. Am I correct, in that this dll is...
I see in the docs that come with the vbSendEmail the following:
MessageTimeout
Public Property Get MessageTimeout() As Long
Public Property Let MessageTimeout(ByVal NewValue As Long)
This property controls how long, in seconds, the program should wait for a response after attempting to send...
Thanks, John!!
I messed around with it until I figured out where to set the interval.
Actually, used code from one of your earlier posts to get me started - so, thanks for being so prolific and helpful.
I ended up changing:
If g_intminute > 0 then
to:
If g_intminute >= 10 then
this set the...
Hi Again,
I see in the docs that come with the vbSendEmail the following:
MessageTimeout
Public Property Get MessageTimeout() As Long
Public Property Let MessageTimeout(ByVal NewValue As Long)
This property controls how long, in seconds, the program should wait for a response after...
Hi
I am testing the vbSendMail dll. I unplugged my network connection to see what would happen when sending with the connection unplugged. It hangs. (Other than that it works beautifully) I tried setting a timer to catch this but that doesn't work.
I'd like to try and error catch for this...
from the vb help files:
The interval can be between 0 and 64,767, inclusive, which means that even the longest interval can't be much longer than one minute (about 64.8 seconds).
So, I suppose I need to create a variable to look for the 600000 milli second mark.
Terry
Okay,
thanks again, the milli second thing is always (blush) a bit confusing for me!
So, 600000 is the 10 minute mark.
Can the timer handle that large a number w/o problems?
Wow, okay
... I see what you're doing. Keeping minutes = 0 instead of counting up to 10. Then if/when it gets to the amount of time the timer has been set to, since minutes is > 0 the End part of the program will fire.
That's Great!
What an elegant solution! Thank you very much, JAG! I...
So, if I understand you correctly...
this line:
'set the timer for 10 minutes
frmMenuMain.Timer1.Interval = 60000
is not 10 minutes but, 1 minute?
Therefore, 600000 would be the 10 minutes I seek ... is that right?
Also, since I have no mechanism for checking whether or not a form...
Ahh, :o)
That's a very good question. Since the project is mostly a button click event based project, I suppose on click.
I've already got some code, that seems to be working. Is there some form based event that fires every time the form or, some object on the form is clicked/touched? For...
Hi Skip,
I'm pretty frustrated in general ... I've tried several things in an effort to iron out what may be causing the run-time. -- Is still falling out at the "Set ot ... " statement. I know what you are giving me is correct ... my frustration of course, is that I'm unable to get it to run...
Hi Skip --- hmmm a couple of other thoughts -- if labels are being added, are the DataLabels still required. Or, is it a different thing from a textbox? And, there's no reason I need to use a 3D type chart -- it's just the first one I found that said "Bar" and actually worked in the code I've...
Hi Skip,
Thank you very much for your help, I really appreciate it. I am still having some difficulties with what you are kind enough to share with me. When I run the code it errors out at the:
Set ot = sc.Parent.Parent.Shapes.AddLabel( _...
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