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AlanJones

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I've written a access database control program in VB5 but now need to add a label print routine. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this rather than write a complicate print routine?<br>
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Alan
 
Alan,<br>
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Maybe I am suggesting the obvious, but have you looked at the Label Wizard in Access/Reports?
 
Alan, This is propbably not what you want to here, but VB6 has a great Report Wizard that will let you create reports and probably labels too.<br>
I always wonder if I should upgrade to the next version. Been wandering since VB 1.0 in 1992<br>
Then when I do, I wander why I waited so long.<br>
Upgrade you'll be glad you did.<br>
Otherwize I hope you like writing code.<br>
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<br>

 
Doug - tell me you're not still writing in VB1? !!!!! <p>Mike Lacey<br><a href=mailto:Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com>Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com</a><br><a href= Cargill's Corporate Web Site</a><br>
 
No I have VB6 Pro now<br>
I am laughing as I'm writing this.<br>
I've actually been a Basic man since QBasic in Dos 2.0 back in 1986<br>
I left DOS when Win 3.0 came out.<br>
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I upgraded through all of the VB's as they came out.<br>
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Doug, I assume you're laughing because you went forward and never looked back. We should never forget the advantages of the &quot;primitive&quot; technology we shelved as soon as an easier, more advanced technology became available.<br>
Case in point: I recently wrote a utility in Quick Basic 4.5 designed to password protect a floppy. I can't begin to imagine a way to do the same thing with VB6.0.<br>
Alan can write a program to print labels with any version of VB (if by no other means, lay out a collection of boxes on a form, populate them with the values in selected records and send the form to the printer).<br>
It may take a great deal more work but one thing is certain: Alan will be simply ectstatic when he finally upgrades and finds a killer ocx to perform the same task with a click of the mouse.<br>

 
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