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Try passing the values to a global sub Public Sub AddToSize(ThisText As TextBox) ThisText.Width = ThisText.Width + 75 End Sub Private Sub Text1_Change() AddToSize Text1 End Sub

These commands will connect your controls Private Sub Dir1_Change() File1.Path = Dir1.Path End Sub Private Sub Drive1_Change() Dir1.Path = Drive1.Drive End Sub Private Sub File1_Click() File1.Path = Dir1.Path End Sub

I don't know if I am understanding you correctly but I do know that if you wish to use two different data sets in one form for report or display, you need two data controls

Use this routine to pass controls and editing them. Public Sub ChangeToCapital(ThisText As Textbox) 'This sub will change whatever text box is passed 'to it. ThisText.Text = UCase(ThisText.Text) End Sub Private Sub Text1_LostFocus() 'Pass this text box name to the global procedure 'called...

I'm thinking that you wish to validate before you allow access to save. Use the Validate procedure for this. The following is an example... Private Sub txtMovieNumber_Validate(Cancel As Boolean) If Len(txtMovieNumber) > 4 Then ErrorMessage = "The movie number cannot contain more than 4...

Using the package development wizard, you will be given the option of creating the dependant files necessary for you application to run. This involves outside components not be a part of your application but may be necessary to run with your application such as ms chart or other components...

Use this link - you can explore from there. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/modcore/html/deovrUnderstandingChartControl.asp

It would help to see that particular procedure.

You can use the "On Error" function with resume next or end sub.

The flex grid is best for use of different displays. But you must under stand the grid. VB doesn't do it for you. Suggest the book, "VB 6.0" if you don't have one. Try this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/mshflx98/html/vbprocolrowpropertiesx.asp

You might want to use a flex grid. It would go something lik this > With rndVideo For rowNumber = 1 To TotalRecords - 1 Get #1, rowNumber, rndVideo Grid.Row = rowNumber For colNumber = 1 To 6 Select Case colNumber Case 1...

Select the form and then the datagrid in design. Right click the datagrid, select the properties. Select the Columns tab. In this display you will find a list box containing the column array beginning with 0. Select this column and asign a title by typing ColumnTitle in the Caption field. Asign...

Under what procedure is this statement?

Try using a DataCombo component instead of a plain combo box.

You might try to reinstall your VB. MS keeps track of each object resident to VB and Added. If you do not have a license then the installation will be discontinued. Also, don't forget to erase any directories which are not deleted by the automatic process.