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Surely the idiots (MS) are not mixing VB.NOT (sorry) with VBClassic (VB6 and earlier) ? I won't be going to VB.NET until I have a screaming need. But sure as heck I would not want the 2 Help files mixed, regardless of which VB (VB.NET or VBClassic) I was using. Rob rob@crombie.com

Why are you going OO ? I subscribe to the 'KISS' philosophy (Keep It Simple Stupid) I think in general life, and in programming, we strive to achieve order amongst the chaos. Bill Gates contributed greatly to the simplification of programming, when he released VBClassic ( VB6 and its...

You can store the keys in the ItemData property of the combo. combo1.Itemdata(i) = ID i being the listindex value of the current record in the combo ID being a long value such as Autonumber primary key in an Access table When adding records use this - cb.AddItem...

Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 I am using VB6 Pro SP3 in W98 SE Have you tried the code ? Did it work for you ? Rob

yup. This code does 90% of what I want. The attachment does not work (Ah! such is life) The comments in the following are not mine. Option Explicit 'Fill In the E-Mail Fields 'ShellExecute is one of the most flexible Win32 APIs. Using ShellExecute, you can pass any filename, and if the...

I have been searching for the ' holy grail ' Code that would allow a user of your software, to click a button (or whatever), and send you an email. I have found various VB pgms that do some of the following. But no single one that does all of the following. Opens their default email client...