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Does any one know how to read plt (plot) files. I have a project I'm working on that requires that I read the properties of a plt file from timestone. Anyone ever done that before? These files are template files that have product codes embedded in them that I need to read. David Pimental (US, Oh)

All, I'm working on an asp.net app. I have (C#) pdf page validator that evaluates the number of pages in a pdf file and compares it to the number entered on a form (the form will create an xml file used to configure an order). My problem is that the process to run the validator against a large...

Here is what I am trying to do. I have 2 reasons for the file dialog. 1. To save an xml file (the user will decide where). 2. To browse to select a pdf file to validate it's pagination. My application is a web application by I reference the windows dialogs to accomplish the tasks above. The...

...void ThreadMethod() { System.Windows.Forms.SaveFileDialog sfd = new System.Windows.Forms.SaveFileDialog(); sfd.Filter = "XML | *.xml"; if (sfd.ShowDialog() == System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK) { string name = sfd.FileName; string...

The method Application.SaveAsText allows you to export objects (forms, reports, macros, modules) from you database to your file system as text files. There is also a method called Application.LoadAsText. This method takes the text file you exported by the SaveAsText method and reloads the...

Actually, what I was thinking of was the following. Our databases are large - I'm sure they won't set any size records. But, my idea was to take certain objects and load them (as text) on demand. And if I had the text (to load them with) stored in the database, it would make it easier. David...

Thanks, much appreciated. I found something similar. I was just wondering whether there was anything within the method that would allow me to store the object to the database; but I can do it in two steps. David Pimental (US, Oh)

All, you know the method Application.SaveAsText - it allows you to save an object as text. Does anyone know a way to save the text of the object to the database as a field value in a table. I want to covert a number of objects as text and then save them to memo fields, so that I can convert...

Thanks. I'll take a look. Here's a weird thing. If I use acCmdRefresh - it throws an error. If I use acCmdRefreshPage - I get no error. David Pimental (US, Oh)

It actually compiled fine, although the intellisense doesn't seem to be working. It doesn't recognize Me. David Pimental (US, Oh)

All, I am running the following code DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh And getting the error "action or command not available now" run-time error 2046. And the intelisense isn't working (such as Me.) Any ideas? David Pimental (US, Oh)

Actually, I work for a pretty big company. They don't waste money; but if they did, they could waste a lot of it. I don't think it would be too difficult to get everyone on the same version. But, that is the problem, correct. Everyone needs to be on the same version that I develop in, correct...

1DMF, PHV, thanks for your comments. I certainly appreciate them. I need to investigate further, as I have been developing some time in access 2010 and have only recently seen some problems with users of access 2010. The first problem came when a user of access 2007 was implanting the following...

If I've done as you suggest and then go back to my office 2010 machine and update / add vba code, do I have to recompile it on a office 2007 machine? David Pimental (US, Oh)

I started doing the development in office 2010, how do I make the reference valid for office 2007? Do I just recompile the code in an access 2007 database? David David Pimental (US, Oh)

I'm not sure that I could use late binding. I would have to change a whole lot of code to do that. If I have office 2010, which would have the Microsoft Access 14.0 Object Library, If I developed on a access version of 2007 (which uses the 12.0 object library), wouldn't the process break when I...

All, I have a set of databases on a network that several users access. Some access them from their local machine and some on a remote server. The problem is the remote server has ms office 2010 and the local machines have ms office 2007. I need to reference the Microsoft Access Object Library...

Thanks for the help - I appreciate the input. David Pimental (US, Oh)

I am using a datasource control. The Code for the datasource control is below. <asp:SqlDataSource DataSourceMode="DataSet" ID="institutionResults" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:ConnectionString %>" ProviderName="<%$ ConnectionStrings:ConnectionString.ProviderName %>"...

I have a gridview that I'm populating. I'm connecting to oracle and when I use one select parameter, Name, it works fine. When I add another one, it gives me the error, ORA-01008: not all variables bound . Anybody see this error before in this context? David Pimental (US, Oh)