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Two independent Delphi packages where one receives a message with the call SendMessage(H, wm_WordWebShowAtom, GlobalAddAtom(PChar(LookupWord)), Self.Handle); where the 3rd variable is text, sent from xxxx.SelText. I assume the replacement for the SelText will also be returned by a similar...

The last lot of help I had was great. One more request. How do I start a .exe file from within Delphi, and can I link to it?

I think there might not be an answer - I want to apply a procedure set off from a button which will work whichever field I'm modifying. The procedure ShowMessage('Name is '+ Screen.ActiveControl.Name); showed the button name not the field name I want the procedure to modify. ActiveControl...

I've set up ActiveControl := Screen.ActiveControl; which works but how do I then say if ActiveControl is Edit1 then because that doesn't compile.

Using Delphi 7 and wanting to know which box I'm working in, whether DBEdit or DBRichEdit etc. Tried Field.Focused, which compiles but says False even though I'm in that Box. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Delphi 7 I go into dbexpress and set up a TSQL connection that was prepared in dbxconnections, where the parameters work perfectly from ODBC linking to a remote database linked across the internet and receive an error message as below Delphi 2005 I go into Data Explorer and attempt to set up...

Tried that this morning - no good.

Having set up all the parameters to link to an SQL database from either Delphi 7 or Delphi 2005 running on Windows XP Pro, I get an error message SQL State 42000, SQL Error Code 4060. Any ideas? Thanks in advance

All filenames have no spaces - it's not the URL that has the problem - it's the image source connected to the URL.

1. The database field is not empty 2. the full name + file extension is included. 3. It always worked under Internet Explorer when the databse was Microsoft Access.

I'm using a SQL 2000 database. One of my tables contains 2 fields, the first - URL - contains a full URL reference, such as http://www.xxx.com/etc.htm. The second - Logo_Name - contains the name of a logo image to be found in the Logos directory. I use the code <a href="#URL#"...

When using MS Access the following code works <cfset #UKHour# = #DateAdd("h",5,Now())#> <cfquery name="addpage" datasource="#AcDNS#"> INSERT INTO tblCounter (visitdate, visittime, browser, ip_address) VALUES ('#dateformat("#UKHour#", 'dd/mmm/yyyy') #', '#timeformat("#UKHour#"...

Thanks - that worked a treat. Are there any other examples of SQL_Type that I should be urgently aware of?

I am migrating from Microsoft Access to Microsoft SQL as my database. I'm getting problems with dates - an error is returned "The conversion of char data type to smalldatetime data type resulted in an out-of-range smalldatetime value." This is due to the line of code Set LastVisit =...