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That's not exactly what you need, but might guide you in the right direction (handling keypress for combobox):


Protected Overrides Function ProcessDialogKey(ByVal keyData As...

Well... I don't have a picture, but this one will work (I don't do HTML though) :D

http://home.earthlink.net/~azubarchuk/coder_bigcat.jpg

There are too many factors involve to decide what to use.
You have to think of your order entry form from user's point.
Will that be convenient for users to use that form?

Well, it's a "little" difficult to figure out what you guys want.
But in the example that I had in my previous post, I gave you a general idea...
Here is another small sample app (attached)....

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=207381

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=203140&perpage=30&pagenumber=1

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Open MS Word;
start recording a macro;
insert a table into the cell of the table created;
Stop recording your macro;
open Word's VB Editor;
find your macro module;
BINGO! You have a ready to...

I've never worked with Dbase, but can you try:
"Select table1.* from table1 where table1.field ='aaa'"..

I'm just curious if that change anything.

FileSystemObject has DeleteFile method

OLE1.SourceDoc = App.Path & "\YourWordDoc.doc"
OLE1.CreateEmbed OLE1.SourceDoc

If that's what you need.

nolc,

I haven't worked with MDI much, but in your case you can consider your MDI parent as a Sub main (set it as startup form).
Just declare Form1 as public.

P.S. Honestly, I've never worked...

You can still use

INSERT INTO tblHistoryEmployees
SELECT tblEmployees.*
FROM tblEmployees

if you have your fldDate Default value set to Now(), you'll get a correct date.

As for your 2nd...

nolc,

Thanks for returning my attention to this topic.
I want to apologize for the "bad" code that I have previously posted! I should've seen that there has to be a better way!
I have an excuse...

Pyro,

If you want to to assign a " to a string, you have to include it into "" :


Dim mystring As String
mystring = """"
MsgBox mystring

If you want to assign your HTML string to VB...

If I understand you correctly, you want to do something like that:


Dim strHTML As String
Dim iFileNumber As Integer

'Some HTML code...

strHTML = strHTML & "<a href = """ &...

That's very simple. He just needs to create fldDate with a Defaul Value "Now()"

Well, maybe I'm wrong, but you can't turn taskbar/status bar off, untill you use 'href'.

Can I answer for Cimperiali? Thanks :)

Yes, it is possible. (Cimperiali will provide a code. I hope he will) ;)

P.S. I'm in a good mod, sorry Cimp :)

Obviously, that's the easiest way ;)

You can try the following:


If objFileSystemObject.FolderExists("c:\tifprintertext") = false Then objFileSystemObject.CreateFolder "c:\tifprintertext"

Edit: You'll have to declare...

I guess, that's what you need:
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=205624

Scott,
If all users are on the same network, you can write a small .BAT that'll copy your new.exe

It's only one line. Something like:
xcopy \\server\update\new.exe c:\progra~1\YourApp /s/e/h/i/q

Q: What if client's monitor/video card doesn't support your app's resolution?

You'll have to write a function that'll scale your app (form and controls). Well, that'd be an efficient way of doing...

nt

Indeed :)