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Re: You can find a tutorial on ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) on [url]www.w3schools.com[/url]. | |
Re: I don't think that Java is going to disappear completely, but I think that the future of software applications in general will be server based with browsers as thin clients. This mean that the GUI stuff will probably fall into disuse. This is more for business reasons than programming reasons. … | |
Re: [QUOTE=restrooms;449758]can someone tell me if the code is right. cuz my T.C doesnt work. [code=c] #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> int num1,num2,num3; int num4,num5; int main() { clrscr(); printf("ENTER NUMBER"); scanf("%d",&num2); num1=1;num2=1;num3=1; printf("%i",num1); printf("\t%i",num2); for(num1=1;num1<=num2;num1++) { num3=num1+num2; printf(\t%i",num3); num1=num2; num2=num3; } getch(); return (0); } [/code][/QUOTE] On line 18. num2 is the upper … | |
Re: Initialize highval and secondhighval to a value that is lower than any possible value in the data. Then, iterate through the array with the following logic: If curval > highval Then secondhighval = highval highval = curval Else If curval > secondhighval Then secondhighval = curval End If After you … | |
Re: What you are asking for is a program that will create a new worksheet from your old one. This involves a little bit of programming. I can do this for you, but I will charge a fee ($100). RSVP to this thread. Hoppy | |
Re: I'm not sure why you don't like the code you have if it works, but just in case you're interested, this is the way I ususally do it: Dim wrkJet As Workspace Dim dbProgram As Database Dim wOrders As Recordset Set wrkJet = CreateWorkspace("", "Admin", "", dbUseJet) Set dbProgram = … | |
Re: You might be confused by the fact that the logic following "cancelmessage:" is executed regardless of whether or not there is an error. The second time through the loop, you may have gotten an error other than 32755. In this case the "Err.Clear" instruction would not have been executed. Try … | |
Hi, I'm a new member. Does anybody know how to get started developing software via the internet. Most of the projects that I have seen are being let at $10 to $15 per hour. Being from the San Francisco Bay area, I can't compete with those prices. Does anyone have … | |
Re: You might want to re-think the way you are trying to express the number of days (days/months/years). It gives inconsistant results, depending on the beginning and ending dates. For example, 5/1/0 is 35 days if the beginning date is 3/4/2007 and the ending date is 8/5/2007, but if the beginning … | |
Re: My C is a little rusty, so I might not have gotten the syntax exactly right, but this should work. #include <fstream> #include <iostream> /* Note: I don't think you need all of the #includes you had. I think that #include <stdio> would be all you need */ using namespace … | |
Re: I'm not going to study your code in detail, but I did look at the getRadioValue function. The one thing that occurred to me was that if no radio element had been checked (which is quite often the case when a form is first loaded), then the "var answer = … | |
Re: Firstly, if you're going to rent this application, you need to host it. Not just to make it work, but to manage it. You need a way of making sure that the customer's pay their rent. You need to track their usage and other statistical information. Secondly, if it's all … | |
Re: Firstly, it would helpful if you posted your code, or at least enough of it so that one could tell if you have a software coding issue. Also, it would be helpful if you shared any error message you are getting. Hoppy | |
Re: Dear qpido, From your question, it is not clear what you are looking for. VB is supported in both Excel and in MS Access, although the have different object models. So, are you trying to get data from an en Excel spreadsheet into a listbox in a MS Access Form … | |
Re: Try this. Dim myDate as Date Dim mth as String Dim day as String Dim yr as String . . . myDate = CDate(mth & "/" & day & "/" & yr) | |
Re: This is a misleading error message. It is usually caused by a reference to a Sub that has more than one parameter. Try Call DataEnvironment1.Command1(... | |
Re: Where are you getting your so called information from. Every sentence in your blog is false. Bush does not have the authority to drill in Alaska. If he did, it would have begun about 6 years ago. The congress must act to authorize it. Not likely with the Demicrats in … | |
Re: Try using the DateDiff function: Dim TheDate As Date ' Declare variables. Dim Msg TheDate = InputBox("Enter a date") Msg = "Days from today: " & DateDiff("d", Now, TheDate) MsgBox Msg | |
Re: Why are you not sure that your project can be done in Visual Basic? If you can't come up with a reason, then why not use the language with which you are most comfortable. It will mean one less obsticle to slow you down. | |
Re: I've never encountered anything like that. I would suspect that you have a bad keyboard. If you have a desktop, I'd try borrowing a keyboard from some other computer and see if the problem goes away. I you have a laptop, you might be able to plug in another keyboard … | |
Hi everyone, I'm a programmer who has been around a long time. I've seen everything from vacuum tubes and punched cards to nanoseconds an terobytes and everything in between. Now, I'm embarking on a new career. Freelance programming over the Internet. It's going to be interesting, hopefully enlightening and maybe … | |
Re: EOF is a function that is used with files you have open in Excel. It has nothing to do with the spreadsheet itself. To do what you want to do, you need to designate a column that tells where the end of the spreadsheet is. It should be a column … | |
Re: I suspect that the algoritm for that is Google's property, but if I had to guess how it works, they are probably using AJAX or some such to query a database on their server after each keystroke. Without access to their database or one of your own, you will probably … | |
Re: If I were you, I'd call whoever provides your e-mail (probably the ISP that handles you dommain) and ask for the name of the SMTP server (that's the one that handles outbound mail). If you're getting the message from pop3.knology.net, then I'll bet that when you set up your e-mail … | |
Re: Something similar happened to me when I copied my website files to another directory on my host in order to make and test modifications. As it turned out, the new directory was not accessible to the outside world. I called up my ISP and he made the new directory public. … | |
Re: Is it possible that you are trying to run IE from an internet shortcut? If so, the web page you bring up comes from the "target" property of the shortcut. To fix this, right click on the shortcut, click on "Properties" and change the "target" to whatever you want. | |
Re: Sounds like spyware. Try Spybot and also AdAware |
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