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Sheridan Data Widgets
Well I don't have an installation file and a quick look at the files shows that it appears that I have everything else needed to run except the .300 file. The .lic file is the license.... you wouldn't need that if the company sent you a new one right? I have folders that contain all the...- CStaley
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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how do I dump an access 2000 database to .csv in vb6?
Here is the code that I use for access 97. I actually got the code (if I remember correctly) off this site and modified it to work with my app. This portion of the code opens the db, and exports it to a .csv format (with a .dat extension)...- CStaley
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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how do I dump an access 2000 database to .csv in vb6?
I have no problem with dumping a database from access 97 to a csv file, however I can't find a definitive answer to do this with an access 2000 (or higher) database programmatically from within vb6. The code I was given produces an error 3197 (possibly a corrupt database, I don't know yet) Can...- CStaley
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Lost in space AGAIN
I have one more little question; Above, you said; -----------begin quote------ Your general workflow would be something like this... Download ALL pertinent macros to the printer. You could put them all into a single file if need be. You probably want to make them permanent. Now your... -
Lost in space AGAIN
Duly noted. And I can't thank you enough for your wonderful and insightful assistance. I'll get my hands on a PCL5 ref. manual asap. I was gingerly snooping around and found this: http://docs.huihoo.com/help-pc/hw-Laserjet.html And although I'm not a complete dunce, this might be a... -
Lost in space AGAIN
I figured out part of it... the version of VB that I'm using won't let me bypass the windows drivers (easily). Once I tested it out in a different version, I was able to successfully print out the overlay. However, the printer still thinks it's a duplex job... prints only one-sided but still... -
Lost in space AGAIN
GREAT!.... got the form to print out by copying the two *.prn files! And yes, the panels get filled with data... Which is now the problem... If I copy the overlay to the printer (and there are 2 forms) as permanent macro #1 and macro #2, shouldn't I be able in my application to simply "print... -
Lost in space AGAIN
Just uploaded the PCL5c driver version... it is different than the PCL6 version, however I still have the same results. -
Lost in space AGAIN
PCL6 driver.... I'll immediatley install a pcl5 driver and give it a try. In the meantime, i've upload the form to this link: http://dkusa.com/eng02.prn take a look at it and let me know when you get it (so I can delete it and recover the space) BTW, Thanks for your patience, I appreciate... -
Lost in space AGAIN
Yep.Lights blinked & panel read; "Processing Job" doesn't appear that the macro is permanent... used "ovl.exe" to create the overlay from a corel draw file and the last line (after the escape char.) is: &f1s1x10x4X does this need to be changed to read: &fNy10X -
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Lost in space AGAIN
PARTIAL SUCCESS! Sent it as: copy /b file.prn \\cmscomp\laserjet from the DOS prompt and didn't get an error and got a "1 file copied" message... but didn't get the desired overlay either. The PRN overlay file is approx. 838k and I don't know if it was there and wiped out when the compiled... -
Lost in space AGAIN
I did that and got the error message. But since the printer isn't connected to a computer, what in your example,would be the "computername"? I did this: copy /b file.prn \\192.168.1.102\LaserJet And got the error message when it was shared as "LaserJet" Do I need to swap around the IP and...
