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Will have to try the explicit call to the refresh method.

It does persist while the form is showing and the graphics that bled though remain even when the form is moved around. If you open another...

I'm having a problem and can't seem to find a solution. I have an application where one form calls another form modally (form1 = main form, form2 = child form). Form1 has a number of image boxes...

The only difference we found between the Forms 2.0 controls and the intrinsic VB controls was that the checkbox controls support transparent backgrounds in Forms 2.0, but we found a workaround for...

The best way I think would be to use msxml and its DOM to read the XML file, then it's a simple matter to wrte the desired values back out to a file in pipe or tab delimited form.

Here's some code...

hmmm... sounds like homework.

In your Class module do the following


Private m_ObjCount as Integer

Public Property Let ObjCount(Value As Integer)
m_ObjCount = value
End Property

Public Property Get ObjCount() As...

Regulars on this forum also tend to shun homework assignments as the point of the assignment is to learn to do it yourself.

Cdate will read your string as a serial date, which is why it's throwing the error. All you need to do is insert "/" or "-" between the year, month and day. It will format the date based on your...

Sounds like you have your instancing for the class set to "PublicNot Creatable" or "Private", which means that only the program itself can instantiate the object it describes, not any external...

Looking at this a second time, I think Bill is right you have this:



strSql = "select * from People WHERE People.code_job = ' & Text1(3).Text& ' and People.code_company =' &Text1(0).Text & '...

Everything you ever wanted to know about XML can be accessed at Microsoft's XML Developer Center website.

You need to specify a Static recordset (adOpenStatic) instead of KeySet. KeySet, Dynamic and ForwardOnly do not support the recordcount property and will usually return -1 for the count.

First, I'm making some assumptions:

1. You have Outlook installed
2. You referenced Outlook in your VB application
3. When you typed "Dim Olapp As Outlook.Application" you received context help...

Give this a try...

http://windowsdevcenter.com/lpt/a/5818

I personally couldn't get it to work, but I had other issues. If you get it to work let us know.

Make sure you include msxml4r.dll as well. msxml4.dll needs this resource file to register and run properly.

Not 100% sure bu tI think you havr to give the full path to the library...


Private Declare Function WRAPIEnumerateDevices Lib "C:\Windows\System32\wrapi.dll" (ppDeviceList As WRAPI_NDIS_DEVICE,...

Cool article. Thanks!

Ok, here's the updated code. I ran this and it creates the file as you wished, as far as nesting.


Option Explicit
Private oDOM As DOMDocument
Private Const m_cRootNode As String =...

Your question is a bit general. Perhaps this thread will help.

Your problem is here:


Set oElemData = oDOM.createElement("VolledigeAangifte")
oRootElem.appendChild oElemData

Set oElemData = oDOM.createElement("CollectieveAangifte")
oRootElem.appendChild...

You need to use ADO to get the values you want to work with.



Dim rs as New adodb.recordset
Dim cn as New adodb.connection
Dim PriceSum as currency

cn.open "YOUR CONNECTION STRING HERE"

Awww! the monky man beat me to it! What he said. :)

You need to dim NewLine as a string array.


Dim NewLine() As String

dim strPath as string

CommonDialog.ShowOpen
strpath = CommonDialog.Filename
strpath = left(strpath, instrrev(strpath, "\" - 1)

Could this be due to that rounding bug with Intel chips? How old is the processor?