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Mur16, thanks for this helpful reply. I tried all kinds of stuff with Shapes and things and although you are clearly pointing me in the right direction, I still couldn't get it. Lucky for me I found...

Interesting resource and I appreciate your taking the time to post the link, but unfortunately it has NOTHING to do with my problem, since it's all about creating charts IN VB.NET forms, and what I'm...

I am creating an excel spreadsheet in VB.NET. I can create the spreadsheet just fine, putting in the data values what I want. The next step is to get the VB.NET code to create a chart in the sheet. I...

Yeah, thanks for the suggestion, and that would have been my fall-back position but I like the "add as link" a lot better.

Excellent --- just what I was looking for. I really appreciate it.

Tried a forum search ... no joy.

I have multiple applications and a handful of funcs and subs that I use in many of them and I want to put those in ONE module and have that module used by all of...

OK, I guess I've found the problem. These controls are WPF controls and apparently there are no windows form control equivalents and you can't use WPF controls on a windows form. Nuts.

Sorry, by "standard" windows form, I meant to imply the "normal"/"standard" windows form.

The form property says it is a systems.windows.form.form

OK, thanks for that, but I'm a little confused still. I have not knowingly done anything that would cause the IDE to NOT be in its original state. I certainly have not turned off any configuration...

Sorry, didn't think it would matter for something this basic. It's

vs2008, 3.5SP1 Version 9.0.21022.8 RTM

When I select a standard windows form at design time, then in the toolbox, under the "general" section, there are ellipse, line, and rectangle, but they are all gray and so can't be used and I can't...

I have a trivial HTML page:

http://www.phinds.com/play/

that displays with serious weirdness in IE but OK in Firefox. I'd appreciate any advice anyone can give me (problem is shown/explained...

Solved it myself by using the object copy method to just make a copy of the sample email and then stick in the desired BCC and TO addresses

I am able to automate a mailing to a list, but I cannot get the message to copy properly from the sample I set up. The text itself comes through OK but the inlline image gets lost and the text font...

>> Does a macro work from within outlook?

OK, I tried the code as a macro but it acts exactly the same --- no surprize there since you can't RECORD macros in outlook so this is not a macro created...

Ah, I appreciate the suggestion, but this seems to apply only to IIS installations which I do not have, AND the documentation says only use this facility, and I quote, " When you have to create a...

good idea on the macro thing ... I'll try that tomorrow.

Any idea how to change permissions or get a certificate? I have the outlook security permissions set as low as they'll go, so what am I...

Don't quite see how I could test that since capturing the macro means deleting an attachment during the macro capture but then re-running the macro would be pointless since the attachment would...

good point, although I suspect that the problem is somehow with the security setting, not the code.

Here's the code

Private Sub sub2()
Dim oApp As Outlook.Application
Dim oNameSpace...

My VB code for saving attachments to a file and then deleting them from the email saved the file just fine and SEEMED to do the delete as well (I got no error, or any message saying the delete didn't...

OK ... I've got it now. Access to certain tables via VB6 is NOT the same as access to those tables via VBA within MS Project. The assignments table for exampe, cannot be accessed directly but...

oops ... figured out the task problem ... just stupidity on my part

BUT ... the lack of access to the assignments table remains a problem

I have a program in VB6 that gets at the data in MS Project, but I have some serious problems as documented in the comments in the sample code here:

Private Sub cmdDOIT_Click()
Dim...

RSD, thanks for that advice. I'm SURE you're right as I've found that if I leave an external fan blowing on the laptop it doesn't commit suicide when given CPU intensive tasks. I'll get out the...

Thanks for that excellent effort and analysis. I agree and sadly will have to give up on burying the data in the app and instead just leave it as a separate file.