I have a very simple problem, but one that is nonetheless very annoying. I would greatly appreciate any assistance anyone could offer.
I have a simple query-based report - no sub-reports or anything. I perform report-level grouping. What I want to do is count the number of records in each...
As part of a module that imports messages from Outlook into a database, I need to be able to open up pdf files and search them. I have no problem importing the rest of the message, saving the attachment, or opening the pdf in acrobat with ShellExecute, but then I run into a roadblock...
Before I begin, I apologize if this is something stupid on my part, or it's a question that's already been answered.
Basically, I need to calculate the percentage of 1 data set to another. So I have this:
int percentage = 0;
DataRow r = dsLocal.Tables[0].Rows[0];
int curr_count =...
Just as a warning, I might have difficulty explaining this situation. I picked up a client's database after it was already completed, when it just needed to be updated to reflect changing circumstances. Access is also not my best db/programming environment.
The main form, which is an employee...
A client needs me to allow users to download an image by clicking on it - he doesn't want them to have to right click and go to save as. Is there a way to do this in javascript?
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