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Alan, This is propbably not what you want to here, but VB6 has a great Report Wizard that will let you create reports and probably labels too.<br>
I always wonder if I should upgrade to the next version. Been wandering since VB 1.0 in 1992<br>
Then when I do, I wander why I waited so long.<br>
Upgrade you'll be glad you did.<br>
Otherwize I hope you like writing code.<br>
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I always wonder if I should upgrade to the next version. Been wandering since VB 1.0 in 1992<br>
Then when I do, I wander why I waited so long.<br>
Upgrade you'll be glad you did.<br>
Otherwize I hope you like writing code.<br>
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Doug - tell me you're not still writing in VB1? !!!!! <p>Mike Lacey<br><a href=mailto:Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com>Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com</a><br><a href= Cargill's Corporate Web Site</a><br>
Doug, I assume you're laughing because you went forward and never looked back. We should never forget the advantages of the "primitive" technology we shelved as soon as an easier, more advanced technology became available.<br>
Case in point: I recently wrote a utility in Quick Basic 4.5 designed to password protect a floppy. I can't begin to imagine a way to do the same thing with VB6.0.<br>
Alan can write a program to print labels with any version of VB (if by no other means, lay out a collection of boxes on a form, populate them with the values in selected records and send the form to the printer).<br>
It may take a great deal more work but one thing is certain: Alan will be simply ectstatic when he finally upgrades and finds a killer ocx to perform the same task with a click of the mouse.<br>
Case in point: I recently wrote a utility in Quick Basic 4.5 designed to password protect a floppy. I can't begin to imagine a way to do the same thing with VB6.0.<br>
Alan can write a program to print labels with any version of VB (if by no other means, lay out a collection of boxes on a form, populate them with the values in selected records and send the form to the printer).<br>
It may take a great deal more work but one thing is certain: Alan will be simply ectstatic when he finally upgrades and finds a killer ocx to perform the same task with a click of the mouse.<br>
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