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Here is my situation: I wrote a very complex Citizens' Request application in ASP (112 files, as Object Oriented as ASP can be) which was placed on our Intranet. As part of the process the team ran the Microsoft Web Application Stress Tool 1.1 to simulate 300 users performing 1.2M transactions...

I am having programmatic amnesia! I cannot recall how to get the total file size and then diplay total bytes read &quot;so far&quot; using a progress bar.<br> <br> Any suggestions?<br> <br> Thanks much, <p>Nicholas, BofA NetOps<br><a href=mailto: Nick.deLioncourt@BankofAmerica.com>...

Here is my issue: I have on my form a textbox and label. The label acts as a button (you'll see) to perform the search on a grid in which each row is a record.<br> <br> (1) I have tried to detect .EOF so that the search might .movefirst and begin from the top again with no success.<br> <br> (2)...

I have created a Jet Db with the Data Type set to OLE Object. I then inserted Wordpad object (RTF).<br> <br> That is the easy part.<br> <br> In the project, I placed a richtextbox control and opened the Db; however, the control will not open the rtf embedded in the Db.<br> <br> I have attempted...

I stumbled across this product over the week-end and albeit the price is somewhat expensive, it does perform a function often mentioned. It permits you to compile dependant .dlls and .ocxs in the .exe. I like the idea in terms of avoiding version conflicts.<br> <br> - Interesting<br> <A...

On my form I have a routine Private Sub SendToExcel() in which I have this code:<br> <br> Dim objExcel as Excel.Application<br> Dim objWorkbook As Excel.Workbook<br> Dim objWorkSheet As Excel.Worksheet<br> Dim objRange As Excel.Range<br> <br> I then open Excel as:<br> <br> Set objExcel =...

I have been working on a programme in which the main .exe now contains 21 forms! Without creating a 50-form executable, can forms be designed within a .dll and called from the main .exe through code.<br> <br> If so, how would the form be called?<br> <br> Thank you!<br> Nick