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    Using COM Add-In functions in SQL statements with Access 2K

    I've written a COM Add-In for Access 2000. While most of it seems to work OK, I'm having trouble executing any SQL statements (using a Command object) that contain custom functions, e.g. strSQL = "UPDATE MyTable " & _ "SET MyField = StrConv(MyField, vbUpperCase)&quot...
  2. andylec

    WinXP prob. with recursive directory listing function

    I'm trying to list all folders on a system using a recursive function. The following function works fine with Win 9x systems, but has problems on XP (not tried on NT or 2000). It gets to a protected folder named "System Volume Information" and seems to start again from the first...
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    MAPISendMail with BC5

    Anybody have any ideas how I can use the default email client to create and send a message without the user having to enter anything (I've been using ShellExecute with "mailto:" up until now). I've included mapi.h & linked mapi32 but keep getting an unresolved external error when...
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    Using MAPI with C/C++ but not MFC?

    I'm trying to use MAPI with C/C++ but compiling with either MinGW or BCC5.5 gives linker errors. It seems that the library (mapi32) doesn't have all the definitions needed. Is anyone aware of a way to create mail using MAPI without resorting to MFC?

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