hmmm.. Well I'm trying to display multiple colors through a java telnet client, more specifically I'm looking at high red, low red, high blue, low blue, etc.. pretty much just basic colors. Basically the way the code is set up, is that it references a .conf file which in turn points to another...
I'm trying to get an Access Querry to a Word Document. I have my querry sorted by zip codes. When I go to transfer to the word document the data becomes scrambled. Is there a way to get the data to stay in its sorted state? If not I could go through and sort out each zip code, but I'm going...
Everything is working ok with this.. created a querry in access.. went through the steps in word to do the mail merge... just one problem.. boss wants it to be sorted by zip codes.. I tried doing a filter sort before merging the two documents, but it will not let me get to it. The option is...
This I guess is a pretty simple question, but I don't have my books with me, and not sure how to go about this, but I have a database with all kinds of customer info in it. What I need to do is get it down to just the customers name and address.. which I have done in a querry, so my question is...
I've tried that. It does absolutely nothing for filtering out the 2 things I need to be out. If I do it one or the other, it works fine, but if I try to sort both out, nothing happens...
Oh yeah.. this is being done in the query design view
Criteria: Not Like "RST*"
OR...
Thank you much.. I actually got it late yesterday, I'm still a little used to programming in C++ still, and forget every once in a while. But thanks for all the help.
JTextField was initialized properly. I have that directly after declaring the class.
here is all the code if it helps anyone...
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
import Doug;
public class Dmath extends javax.swing.JFrame implements ActionListener {
String...
Ok.. what I'm doing is taking text from a JTextField, and putting it into a String array.
Starray[0] = text1.getText();
Starray[1] = text2.getText();
Every thing works fine until this line is executed, and I get a NullPointerException. Is there something I'm doing wrong here or what?
So I'm bored at work, I've already looked through the api documentation on suns webpage, and I know this is a really stupid-simple question...
I'm just coding under the dos/edit function because that is all that is on the machine that I'm using. Obviously to declare a main there is a string...
I'm not familiar with SQL or anything, and I was wondering if there is a way in Microsoft Access to do date calculations... ex: 6-14-01, how many days till the end of the month.. so the calculation would be something like 7/01/01 - 6-14-01 = amount of days till end of month
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