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I have a PC, hooked up to the internet via DSL. Because of my lan connector is hooked up to the modem, I use my firewire port to hook it up to my laptop. I ran the network connection wizard on both machines. The problem is that sometimes I can't see the shared folders on both machines, then...

When I shut down windows, the computer won't shut itself off. After hearing a "CLUNK"(relay maybe??), the screen still says windows shutting down. This is the last thing to happen until, get this, I move the mouse... As soon as I move the mouse, just a tiny nudge, the computer shuts...

I have a math equation that gives me the answer in a edit box. I want to have the number to only have the tenths in the decimal area, but not rounded off, just chopped off. example: Say the number is 56.4589. Rounded off to the tenths digit would be 56.5. I don't want that. I want it to...

My Query rounds off numbers, but I don't want it to. How do you stop that from happening? Here is my code: Query := TQuery.Create( nil ); I := 1; R := 0; Query.DataBaseName := Table1.DataBaseName; Query.SQL.Add( 'SELECT (field) as whatever from db.Db' ); try Query.Open; Query.First...

I have a query that pulls numbers from a table field. These numbers are not whole numbers, they have decimals. When I use the query to gather up those numbers and add them together, it rounds them off to the whole number. How do you stop that from happening?

I know how to use a query to show me the maximum record, example: Query.SQL.Add ('Select Max fieldname as whatever from database') But how would you have the query give you the top 10 of the latest 20 results? Thank you, Mark

I have created a SQL statement to sum up one of my fields. My question is how do you pull that data out of the SQL into some kind of integer variable. Ex: Here is the SQL Statement: Query.SQL.Add ('Select SUM (Field) from DatabaseName') Now take that number and place it into: var I ...

I have a number field in my paradox table, and I would like to average the value of all the records for that field. I was able to do a query to get the values of all the records for that field, but just don't know how to average them. Thank you, Mark

Here is a little sample of the code I have tried so far to get it to work: Please let me know what I am doing wrong. Make sure you have read my previous thread regarding what I am trying to do. Private Sub lstDisposition_Click() With Me If lstDisposition.Selected(0) = True Then...

I have created a listbox with the multiselect property set to True. My listbox has 5 items. I want to create logic in my program so that if, for example, the user selects the first item on the list (ListIndex = 0), they are not able to select any other item on the list. If, instead of...