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    Loading Acrobat Reader from Web Page

    Hi All, I have a bunch of pdf files that I want to view. There are hyperlinks on the page that I'd like to click on then via javascript load the acrobat reader application and view them. I do not want to view them through the Acrobat plugin in IE, but actually load and run through the Acrobat...
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    c++ DLL get parameters

    Hi All, first time building a DLL not to mention C++ program and I'm having a little trouble trying to get the parameters passed to it. I'm using VC++ 6.0. I created this via a 'Regular DLL using shared MFC DLL' Upon running it basically creates an application class, then creates a dialog...
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    Vertical Menu partially working

    Yes, I guess that would be true I've only been testing in IE so far.
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    Vertical Menu partially working

    Hi all, I've built a vertical menu from scratch using DOM so it has exactly what I need. Slide away functionality, tab multi menus, expanding levels and popup submenus. Most of it is working correctly, however the main reason for this thread is because of a layering issue. The sub menus that...
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    Calling a function from a query

    Yeap your function has the right idea so we're definitely on the same wavelength, I guess the next question would be where would I define this function and how to call it from the query as I am totally stumped on this bit.
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    Calling a function from a query

    Hi all, Description:Firstly I'm creating a search page with ASP, the user can enter up ten words in an input. When submitted the an entered string is split into an array, one keyword per array element. A loop will be created calling a stored query in MS Access in turn for each keyword. The...
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