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Recent content by RonMcNutt
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Novell eating Access97 database
I have a Macromedia Authorware training application which uses an Access97 database (via ODBC) and uses a VB6 app as a front end. The program is a stable application with a long history of running on many different networks. The Dbase is located on the server. I recently had a school load it...- RonMcNutt
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Problem saving an external file. Please help!
It is AASCI, you'll need to use ^Return etc to format it in a crude way, or else use one of the clumsy report writers for authorware 5. Look in the Knowledge Objects 'interface' group for a KO to save files. RonM- RonMcNutt
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- Forum: Adobe: Authorware Attain
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Leave an Authorware file (on cd) and re-enter at the same place!
Modify / File / Properties / Interaction - Click on "On Return: Resume". Authorware creates a 'yourfilename.rec' file in the Windows\AW5_Data directory in order to resume. Delete this file if you don't want the program resumed, leave it if you do. You need a small menu file to start...- RonMcNutt
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- Forum: Adobe: Authorware Attain
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CREATE TABLE - setting DEFAULT value???
Thanks for your response! Appreciated.- RonMcNutt
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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CREATE TABLE - setting DEFAULT value???
I'm creating a table in an MS Access97 dbase via SQL/ODBC from another application. ODBCStatement := "CREATE TABLE Questions (QuestionID DOUBLE DEFAULT 0);" Am I doing something wrong with this 'DEFAULT' statement? Can I even set the field default value this way? I've tried every...- RonMcNutt
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
