Is it possible:
Create a dual table with one field that starts at 1 and goes to 100 WITHOUT using unions or referencing another table that has 100+ records?
My use of the table is to populate a dropdown in another application.
Is it possible to default where an application displays? I have a user that has computer with a built-in video, and an additional video w 2 video ports. Ultimately, 3 video ports available. The applications will randomly open to monitors other than the Primary. We can display the screen ID...
I have 2 PDF files. The first one I saved as the foreground, the other I saved as the background. Is it possible to merge the 2 documents so that I have 1 file where the first file is the foreground and the second file is the background and, ... the first one is transparent enough to see the...
Is it possible to make the Page No and NoOfPages appear in a cell that is part of the header? For example, if I have 5 lines that repeat as the header with every page, how would I get the page numbering scheme to appear in a particular cell?
I am trying to update a record that is locked in Access. I can navigate to the record in question and change any field, but when I step out of the record it gives me an error and will not accept the changes. I have the recordset on a Novell network and am the only person accessing it. I have...
Whenever I am in a particular process and have feedback coming to a form and I step away to another application, the feedback no longer refreshes. How would I overcome this? The feedback is actually a variable that increments with each record and is displayed on the form.
I am having to import records from Access 2000, FoxPro 2.6 into a not-so conjested Access 2000 for reporting. Is there a some tips or tricks that I might not be aware of that would increase the importing process, such as CacheSize and the sort?
Let me explain my scenario first before I ask the question. I have a combobox that has 2 columns sorted by the second ASC and first DESC. The first is numeric and the return column while the second is additional text. The TypeAhead feature works just as I would expect it to. My question...
Is it possible to pass parameter values to a query that is not bound to a form or report? For instances, say I have a query and it has [Start Date] and [End Date]; can I DoCmd.OpenQuery "qrySomething", ...([Start Date] = a starting date) and ([End Date] = a ending date).
Can someone get pointed in the right direction in regards to utilizing a simple Select SQL to a Acc 2000 table. I want to be able to hookup to it as though it were a recordset and MoveFirst, MoveLast, ... . I do not have any literature to get me off of the ground and have not discovered...
I am writing my application right now and want to be able to close out of the Run/Debug mode back to the development environment with the menu option File/Exit. What is the syntax for this?
When I am done with the application I want to retool the menu coding to literally Exit the application...
How do I get to use MSComm32.ocx with my Access 2000 application? I have registered it successfully and can see it, but none of the properties work for me.
I am stepping into VB .Net 2003 for the first time and want to start-off in the right direction. What is the best/appropriate procedure to connect to my Access 2000 databases and how would I step into to learning these procedures quickly?
I hope that I state this properly -- so here goes.
The look:
My boss is needing a a circular graph that will have 2 circles, 1 within the other. On the inner circle I will need tickmarks that indicate 0-360°. In between the 2 circles he is wanting the tickmarks to be labeled with the...
With ADO can I Seek?
Check for a Matched condition?
If I can Seek, will it work on a Access 2000 MDB where the rstIn is linked and the rstOut is local?
Is it possible for me to use comboboxes like I have in Access that allow for multiple columns and how would I create continuous forms in VB 6.0 like I can easily create in Access?
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