We are creating a HTML based multi media Help CD for an application. We have created some screen capture videos of the application doing some common functions using Lotus Screen Cam. When we try converting these screen Cam videos to AVI the file size is in the 40-60 MB range. I have noticed...
I'm trying to create an autorun procedure that will start Internet Explorer and display a HTML file. The autorun file looks like this:
[autorun]
open=index.html
icon=myIcon.ico
When I put the CD in, the CD spins, the cursor flickers for a second (change to hourglass), then stop.
Can anyone...
I'm trying to create an autorun procedure that will start Internet Explorer and display a HTML file. The autorun file looks like this:
[autorun]
open=index.html
icon=myIcon.ico
When I put the CD in, the CD spins, the cursor flickers for a second (change to hourglass), then stop.
Can anyone...
I'm trying to link a help file (*.hlp) in a page. I'm using this code:
<a href="Myhelp.hlp">Call the Windows based help file</a>
I keep getting the File Download Dialog Box ("Do you want to save or open this file?"). I've read an article at MSDN...
I know I've seen a function that returns the last day of a month before but I can't seem to find it. I've created a function using an array (31,28,31,30...) but someone mentioned to me there is even easier method. Does anyone have any code on this?
Thanks,
Bill N
I would like to display a form similiar to a messagebox that asks the user if they wish to continue. Something like:
If MsgBox(cAreYouSureChange & sPrevAdd & Chr(13) & "To: " & sEditedAdd, vbYesNoCancel, "Verify?") = vbYes Then
but I cannot use a simple messagebox. So I...
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I have a form where an user can eliminate Email addresses from a list box. Once the user has selected the number of Email addresses, I'm trying to to alert the user of the addresses that are about to be eliminated in a messagebox. The problem is the at symbol (@) in the email address...
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