I have an VBA application (in MS Access) as an interface between an access database and outlook contact files.
The connection to outlook is set up by using
Dim ObjOutlook as Outlook.Application
Dim Nms as Outlook.NMS
Set ObjOutlook = CreateObject("outlook.application")
Set Nms =...
To help users setting up their contracts we use some large word-templates with a lot of bookmarks, autotextentries etc. The templates are controlled bij optionbuttons and a lot vb-code. All this in Word 2000.
To ease the maintenance of the templates i'm building a macro to scan the complete...
I have build an application in VB6 (using Activeds.dll from the ADSI25 resourcekit) that use this code to copy an ACL from one directory or file to another. It works fine on local drives but seems not to work on a networkshare (share is on a domaincontroller).
What am i doing wrong?
Sub...
I am building an application in VB6 to create and maintain treestructures for projectarchiving.
A userwish is to get security on certain paths in the structure. Therefore i wish to copy the security of the samplestructure to the projectstructures. Use of (forexample) Robocopy to copy the...
I have a template in wich I use more sections. One of the reasons is to start counting pages (page 1) on the third page (so the cover is in the same document). To print the documents created with the template I use a VB routine 'BOOKLET' to collect the pages in a booklet (example: page 16 and...
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I guess this is a hard one. I do have an Access 2000 database that needed some re-engineering. After about 30 hours work since my last backup (writing code, (re)creating forms, etc) my database crashed. Usualy this is not really a problem. Using Compress/Repair would normaly be enough to...
:-( We are testing palm devices wich are to be used by the higher management. With a regular use in our environment (outlook 2000/exchange 5.5) i have not found serious problems with both the standard software and with Desktop To Go. BUT!
I am sure that when used the palms wil be dropped on the...
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