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I've got a table layout panel with a fixed number of columns and rows.
I've implemente drag and drop on it so the end users can re-arrage the controls as they please. This part is working fine.
The problem is when the user drops a control onto a cell already containing an active control...
Thanks for the info guys, though since I've been able to find a nice resolution I taken a slightly different route to solve my problem
Qik3Coder, The intent was to make a com library that was callable from other environments such as excel, word etc
Zameer, as I said in my first post. I had my...
I don't want to sound rude here, and I do applicate the effort, but have you even read the question?
I have been attempting publish a com (Component Object Model) library.
Building and using user controls is something had great success within the past, but for this application not what's required.
Again Zameer, thanks for the response. However I think one of us is way off track here.
What I'm attempting to do is create a com library that can be called from any com capable application (Like word, excel etc)
I believe you are pointing me to a .net user control that can be added to forms...
I'm sorry if this has all been hashed out before. I've spent the best part of the last two days trying to figure this out and got no where.
I've created a vb project which I need to publish as a com object. I've been through MSDN so many times now I can't count
I've set <Assembly...
Thanks for the interest Bluejay
It's a propriety DB built for a specific accounting package. The driver is provided by the DB developers for this DB implementation so I'm assuming that it is compatible. It is a 32bit driver, and I'm being very careful to ensure I compile everything in 32bit...
Hi guys
I'm a little stumped by this problem, I was hoping some here could give me some pointers etc
I have a odbc drver that seems to work fine in some situations, others it just stops working. The driver is provided by an Accounting software developer for their own database implementation...
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Sorry if this is a elementary question but I've had a bit of a scout around and haven't found the answer.
If there are multiple instances of an application consuming a web service, does this create a separate process thread of the service for each connection, or does it have one instance...
Thanks, pretty much what I did in the end. Also created a wrapper class that implemented IDisposeable, then used Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.RealeasecomObject which seems to be killing the process off. The just altering the web service code destroy the object
I'm really sorry, I know this type of thing as been asked before but I've not seen a complete answer to my problem.
I've had an existing project dropped on my desk with a problem, the original developer died last year so it has fallen to me to fix this issue. It has worked fine with a single...
Don't worry guys, found the issue.
Basically the field that is causing all my issue is the string concatenation of 2 numeric fields, an integer and a double, then converted back to a double and used as the PK for a table (Don't get me started on that)
So in we have an account number 1000, and a...
Hi all
Just inherited an older access project my boss did about 10 years back and hasn't been touched since.
Anyway, after upgrading it from access 97 (I Think) to access 2007 I'm now having issues with string comparisons producing unpredictable results. Two strings, that I should be equal...
Fair comment, didn't really explain it I guess.
Basically it's a end user defined menu, stored as part of the database, menu options can be turn on/off, moved around at the users discretion.
When clicking a clicking a menu button, it will then activate the corresponding panels with the sub...
Hi every one
What I'm trying to do, is on the form load is modify the properties of a few command buttons based on values of a dataset. Which I seem to have working without any problems
Where I'm coming unstuck, is I then want to fire the OnClick event of the first commandbutton I change...
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