Recent content by domt

Thank you very much for all your help. I downloaded the SP6B file. In running it it asked me where I wanted it installed. Any suggestions?

strongm What I should have said was that the RESULTS obtained by the program contain the color codes and are saved to a text file. When, later, the program accesses the text file it ueses the codes stored. Thank you for your interest and your suggestion. Can you tell me how I can update to SP6B?

Thanks for your replies. My coding does not actually write the coding for white, it picks that from examining the ".Backcolor" property from another object,so I made a typo error in re &H80000005&. I'm using VB6 with SP2. "Help" informs me that the version is 8176.

Can someone please straighten me out on using color codes in VB6. My code codes some Command buttons to be white (&H0000005&), and yellow (&HFFFF).The command buttons are in graphic style. I then save the program to a text file. The text file records the codes as -2147483643 and 6555. ??? What...

Swi Works like a charm! Thanks so much for the education and help. Doug

Hey Swi It works! But I'll be darned why the same code didn't work before. I copied your code and pasted it in, but it was identical to mine???? Now if you could help me in another part of the operation. When the program starts, I would like for the Load page to automaticaly read from the Stores...

I have a list box (List3) with several items in it. I want to store them in a text file on my C drive. The following does not work. fnum = FreeFile() Open "C:\Stores.txt" For Output As #fnum For Ct1 = 0 To List3.ListCount - 1 Write #fnum, List3.List(Ct1) Next Close fnum Can anyone tell me...

Thank you gmmastros I don't know why, but it does not work for me. Either using "Write" or "Print" Doug

RiverGuy Thanks for your response. I'm sorry that I forgot to say that I'm using VB6, not VB .net Have you got a fix for that? Doug

I have a list box (List3) with several items in it. I want to store them in a text file on my C drive. The following does not work. fnum = FreeFile() Open "C:\Stores.txt" For Output As #fnum For Ct1 = 0 To List3.ListCount - 1 Write #fnum, List3.List(Ct1) Next Close fnum Can anyone tell me...

Thanks for your suggestion, Chip. I did as you suggested, but many files would not install. Does anyone know a contact source at Microsoft that can help? I probably need new disks. domt

Thanks for your response, but I'm at a loss as to what to do or how to go about resolvibg the problem. Further attemps to run the disc gave notice that other files failed to copy or update :KB885836 KB892180 ENU_KBWINMISCH.hxs domt

Am moving fram VB6 to VB2005. After installing VB.net I tried to install MSDN. The first disk sent error message 1305 and said that file eau_kbofficekb.hxs failed to install. Assuming the file on the disc is corrupt, I checked with Microsoft but couldn't find it. Can anyone help me on this?

Thanks, guys, for all your responses and interest. I have managed to work around the problem by accessing the array item numbers of the elements I'm working with. While the solution "aint elegent", it works, and the computer doesn't mind the extra labor. I'll have to study uo on VB collections...

Andy Thanks for your responce. I know what the object in a frame is by clicking on it. Coding also idetifies the particular frame using the identity of the selected object. From learning the frame name, then, by coding I want to identify other frames and learn which objects are in those frames...