I am an Access programmer, and it is extremly easy to enable/disable the hourglass. I use vbScript as an easy way to distribute databases. Is there an easy way to enable/disable the hourglass in vbScript?
I have used this method:
Dim strDestinPath
strDestinPath = "c:\Program Files\xpto\123\client"
'Create directory and copy files
If CheckFolder(strDestinPath) = False Then FSO.CreateFolder(strDestinPath)
Function CheckFolder(Folder)
CheckFolder = FSO.FolderExists(Folder)
End...
I am new to Notes.
I have created a calendar view in R5. The db name appears on the view when I run the calendar from the server. The db name does not appear when I run the calendar locally on my PC. How can I stop the name from appearing?
Thanks in advance,
krameje
Vincent,
I did find the Lotus script equivalent of @settargetframe. It is: Call notesUIWorkspace.SetTargetFrame( frame$ )
By default, the calendar view is visible in my center frame when a user opens the db. In the left hand frame, I have an embedded outline.
One of the items in the...
I am new to Notes programming.
I have created a Notes db that has a frameset with three frames. The top frame is just a gif. The left-hand side frame houses an outline page. The center frame displays one of three items: a calendar view, a list view or an input form.
By default, the...
Hello. I am new to programming in Lotus Notes.
On a form, I have two combo boxes: cboProcess and cboTeam. I would like to drive the record source for cboTeam based upon the choice the user makes in cboProcess.
For example, if a user selects "New Order" from cboProcess, then I...
If you are linking tables together in a query, and if you are showing "Totals" in the QBE grid while building your query, then you may not be able to update any of the query output. Could you please post the SQL?
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Hey damianh, could you please publish the link you mentioned in your 8/8/2003 post?
I am also new to Notes (been programming in Access for years), and I am trying to get through the learning curve.
Thanks in advance,
krameje
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Rico,
On your form, create two text boxes (ie: txtStartDate and txtEndDate). In the record source for your report, use the values input by the user in the two text boxes as date criteria to drive your report. (ie: Between [Forms]![frmMyform]![txtStartDate] And...
It means Access is not sure what the object's exact name is. As an alternative, you could type: Forms!frmMyForm!cbo2.Requery.
HTH!
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