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    Extending a digital set over the LAN

    Our BCS was installed in 2000, and has no LAN functionality (i.e. C-LAN etc...). We have the typical 100+ digital ports (sets are 6402D), and 16 analog ports for modems/fax/etc. We just came across the need to extend a 6402 across the LAN. This location is connected via a wireless link with no...
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    Excel macro to operate on selected range

    Thanks Tony. This does indeed do exactly what I need. btw: do you know a good reference website (besides MS) for the Excel Object Model? I learned the trick of using the macro recorder some time ago, but sometimes this still isn't enough. Thanks again, Mike
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    Excel macro to operate on selected range

    Sorry to tag onto a completed thread, but this topic is so close to what I need.... I need my macro to cycle through all the currently selected cells. Is there something like: For Each Cell in Selection.Cells 'process contents of Cell Next It is possible that my selection will not be a...
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    Check for input on stdin?

    Excellent. Just tested this and it does indeed do what I need. -many thanks
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    Check for input on stdin?

    I wish to write a 'virtual tapedrive' for use on my Linux system (gcc 3.2.2). The code will be your basic I/O filter (with enhancements of course). If I call it 'vtape', here is how I imagine using it: Backup: tar -c /home | vtape Restore: vtape | tar -x Within vtape.c, can I tell which...
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    Two independent WinXPs on one HD

    I would like to dual boot an XP system so that the HD is partitioned in two, and each partition is a completely independent WinXP install. Is it possible so that when the second partition is booted, it shows up as C: (in the old days, the drive letters were assigned to partitions in their...
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    Outlook Tasks view... Similar control in VB6?

    Sweet!! This is the one -thanks! [medal]
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    Outlook Tasks view... Similar control in VB6?

    Thanks for the tip Zameer, but after some ListView searching, I can't find an example that groups rows for the purpose of expanding/collapsing. Here's a screenshot from my Outlook of the type of window I need. screenshot -Mike
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    Outlook Tasks view... Similar control in VB6?

    I am designing a VB6 app, and the type of control that would be perfect is the Tasks view from Outlook 2000. It's kind of like a grid with several rows/columns. The sort order can be changed to any of the columns. Here's the part I need: Multiple rows can be Grouped By some criteria. Then...
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    table: border around rows only

    I've been messing with this "simple" need, and CSS was just getting more complicated. I just found a non-CSS solution that works exactly perfect for my need! <table rules="rows"> That's it! I'm not sure what the browser support is like, but this is a non-commercial application. Thanks to all...
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    table: border around rows only

    Chris, Your solution looks very clean. Unfortunately, I still get a border line between my two columns. I've inserted the code in the hopes that I'm making a syntax mistake. Also, I guessed at how to "put this code" in my style sheet. -thanks Oh yeah, using IE6. <html><head> <style...
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    table: border around rows only

    Hi Todd, If you mean "create a table for each row...", I tried this with negative results. The problem is that I want both columns to align correctly. If each row is a separate table, I would have to force a fixed width on the first column to achieve this. I want this first column to...
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    table: border around rows only

    Just read my own post, and I'm not sure it was totally clear. Borders I have: +-----+-----+ | A | B | +-----+-----+ | C | D | +-----+-----+ | E | F | +-----+-----+ Borders I want: +-----------+ | A B | +-----------+ | C D | +-----------+ | E F | +-----------+...
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    table: border around rows only

    My table is many rows, by 2 columns. I want a border around each row. Put another way, I want borders everywhere except between the 2 columns. My trolling has only found one solution: for each <TD> in col #1, define top, left, and bottom borders. Then for each <TD> in col #2, define top...
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    default value in outer join

    Thanks Katy, I'll check it out. p.s. Jarl: There isn't an Oracle specific SQL forum on Tek-Tips. The Oracle Developer forum is MUCH more broad than just SQL, so it was a better bet to pick a generic SQL forum. Also, my basic SQL statement is not 'Oracle specific' just because it runs on...
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    default value in outer join

    Here's the SQL (Oracle): select a.name, b.amount from users a, quota b where a.name = b.name(+) order by a.name; The problem is the rows returned that don't have a corresponding record in the quota table. The amount field is displayed as blank/null, but I need it to display as a 0. Is this...
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    keeping timestamp data in a non-timestamp field

    Tried varchar8... same 'Type mismatch' error. I'm accessing the SQL database via ADO in VB6. Here is the line that's failing: rs.source = "select * from srcTable" & _ " where rowversion > " & rsCtl!rowversion srcTable is my main data table and has a column 'rowversion', of...
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    keeping timestamp data in a non-timestamp field

    I'm creating a small utility for custom SQL table synchronization. I need to store the binary value of a timestamp field into a status table. In this status table, I can't use the actual timestamp type since SQL will then automatically update it -which I don't want. However, in my source...
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    Detect form_unload attempt while already in form_unload

    Thanks Matt! I'll investigate this today! -Mike
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    Return ON ERROR behaviour to default

    Hey Josh, Well, yes really.... I understand exactly what the different "On Error" constructs do. When an error occurs after an "On Error GoTo 0", the program terminates with a (sometimes) meaningful error. I consider this 'handling' the error, even though the program doesn't continue. When...

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