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  1. dubeaum

    Faxing...

    The easiest way is to install a software that install itself as a printer. We use Facsys where I work. But there is some other choice available.
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    "Print to file" file name setting

    I am trying to use the "Print to file" option in the print dialog. ( in fact, I use the FILE: port) The problem is that it pop me another window asking for the file name. Is there a way to disable this popup and specify the file name. I looked in the entire registry, and didn't...
  3. dubeaum

    Including a reference in a Class

    Thanks. The use of the called class is light, so performance is not an issue. I will still try to find a way to do it without a dll. We are trying to re-organize our dev strategy to remove as much dll as possible (for an easier installation process). And we try to re-use classes as much as...
  4. dubeaum

    Including a reference in a Class

    Here's another one. Can we do the same thing with a class that is not included in the project. For example, I have a class named clsPdfWriter that need the class clsRegistry. I add clsPdfWriter in the project, but I don't want to add clsRegistry.
  5. dubeaum

    Including a reference in a Class

    Thanks a lot. It's too easy !
  6. dubeaum

    Including a reference in a Class

    We are trying to generalize some class. For example, we have a class that use FSO. We want to be able to use this class without adding the reference in the project. Is there a way to do it in the class ? Something like an #include in C or an Import in Java. We want to make the class easyer...
  7. dubeaum

    Passing NULL into SQL Server 7

    I had the same problem. I didn't found a way to do it from within VB6. So I now use a Stored Procedure on the server. You can assign a NULL value from there. Here is an example of what I did. [REGLEE] is a date, it is not in the parameters of the procedure, I assign it NULL. CREATE...

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