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Problem solved. Despite Dymo SDK documentation to the contrary, DLS and SDK Version 8 software cannot open .LWT (Template) files. .LWT files must be converted to .LWL files for use with Version 8 on Windows 7 systems. This can be done with previous Dymo software (e.g. Version 6.1 that was...

We have a VB6 application that has successfully printed custom labels on Dymo printers for several years on XP systems with Dymo Version 6 DLS and SDK software. Now, under Version 8 of the Dymo software on Windows 7 systems the application does not work -- what gets printed is the default Dymo...

Andy, thanks again. I consulted a manual and found the correct statement content.

Andy, not working. The array I'm using is named ddbets and it's dimensioned as ddbets(RR1%, RR2%). I get a Compile Error - Expected Array on the statement: For R& = 1 to Ubound(ddbets(1))

Thanks Andy. To answer your question, I want to "do something" as I access each element.

I have a 2-dimensional array that can have a variable number of rows and columns. Depending on user input it could be 6x6 (36 elements), 6x12 (72 elements), 16x16 (256 elements), etc. Can someone provide EFFICIENT code for accessing all the elements in row sequence - that is, all the elements...

I've created a VB form of the scorecard using Labels for for the score entry boxes. This allows me within my code to set the BackColor of the Labels for a given hole to vbYellow for highlighting. Solution? Not quite. Even though I've used the smallest FontSize (8) for the information on the...

I use the Printer Object (Printer.Print) to print a golf scorecard. I would like to highlight the score boxes for selected holes with a background color. I fill the score boxes for holes with either blank characters or a combination of blank characters and asterisk characters for handicap...

I have found a very good 3rd Party application - the Mount Focus Keyboard Designer. It's much more flexible and easier to handle than the Windows OSK.

It appears that I can't do anything with respect to modifying the content of the Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard itself. I know how to eliminate the Contol Box on Visual Basic forms and also how to negate the effect of clicking it if it is on a VB form. But, the on-screen keyboard is not a VB...

Sorry, I just tested the link and it fails. I found what I was trying to link to in this forum. Try a search of "Terminate a Shelled To Program" (without the quote marks).

Thanks. There's other code in tek-tips via the link.http:''www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1589988

Yes, I'm talking abiut the X that closes a window. FYI, the three symbols in the upper right corner of a window (Minimize, Window/Full Screen and the X) are commonly called the Control Box. Thanks for the link but it didn't yield anything.

Is there a way to remove the Control Box (- X) from the On Screen Keyboard? Thanks.

How do I terminate a program that I started with the Shell Statement? Thanks.