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Try to use Cristal Reports...
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i didn't want to use crystal reports.. anyway I've found a way using data report, and dataenvironment.
With DataEnvironment1
.Commands(2).CommandType = adCmdText
.Commands(2).CommandText = "SELECT Query"
.Commands(2).Execute
DataReport2.Show
end with
thanks for responding anyway.
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i'm newbie and would like some help from u. I would be grateful if you could configure the script below so that it lets the user choose the file location before he clicks the button and send the file to the location specified by HIM and not to C:\ as in the script. thanx
Private Sub Command1_Click()<br />
fSaveGuiToFile ("C:\Scrn_pic1.bmp")<br />
End Sub
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isn't there anyone who can help me!!!!
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Sorry, we all take the weekends off and spend time with our significant others! Show some patience. We all do this IN OUR SPARE TIME!
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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There's about a dozen different ways to do this. It all depends on what you want to put up as an interface to the user. The simplest way is to put up an InputBox ask the user for a path. Is this in VBScript, VB, or VB.NET?
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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yeah i guess thats what exactly i want... my script is in Visual Basic. hope to hear from u soon again. thanx
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If that's all you want, then InputBox will work:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim path As String
path = InputBox("Enter filename and path to save to", "Save")
fSaveGuiToFile (path)
End Sub
This method, of course, does no checking to see if the path entered is valid. A better method would be to create your own SaveAs dialog box.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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hey thanx for the mail... thats exactly what i want but can u please modify it again so that a dialog box appears to select the location.... as typing out the location sounds very time-consuming.
thanx anyway....
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I know this sounds a bit demanding. But can u please do me the favor again....
I would like the form to hav an input field which will open up a dialog box for the file-locator and a Save button seperately. hope i'm not trobling u. thanx
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If your using VB6, go to the Project/Components menu (or hit Ctrl-T), then put a check mark next to Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0. Then click OK. You'll see a new icon in the Toolbox, called CommonDialog. This will let you put up a standard Save dialog. Check this[^] link out for an example and the docs on the control on MSDN.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Oh well... thanx but as i'm a newbie and so i couldn't figure out anything... dont know what's the stuff all about. Could you pliz do that for me.
I would like to have an "input-field" to show the location, "browse" to select the location , and save to "save" the file.
thank you
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Nope. I barely have time to work on my own code, let alone someone elses.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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too bad... i wish someone could help me out with this...
thank you anyway
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How can i create CSV text file from vb.net with atleast 10000 rows and 200 columns and how can i package MSDE with Vb.net Application through PDW
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nitin_ten wrote:
How can i create CSV text file from vb.net with atleast 10000 rows and 200 columns
Like you said, it's just a text file with each field seperated by some kind of delimitter, usually a comma or tab character. Are you asking how to write to a text file?
nitin_ten wrote:
how can i package MSDE with Vb.net Application through PDW
The is no Package and Deployment Wizard in VB.NET. You can't do it using the standard Visual Studio Installer projects. You'll have to create a custom install application (Setup.exe). Search the articles on CP for "bootstrap", or for the same on GotDotNet.com. You'll come up with a few projects that'll do what you want.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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How to recover the name of the open file of a richtextbox?
here the example to save the modifications of the file
Public Sub SaveFile() <br />
<br />
rtbdoc.SaveFile(System.Environment.GetFolderPath _ <br />
(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal) _ <br />
& ["\Testdoc.rtf" , _ <br />
RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText) <br />
End sub <br />
I would like to replace "testdoc.rtf" by the open file
Thank you
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There's no "open file" in a richtextbox - it's all edited in memory. When you load a file in the richtextbox, you'll need to store the name of the file in a string variable, if you want to use it later.
Yes, even I am blogging now!
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How can I print ASCII code of a character? (Example 'A' = 65, it's easy in C++, but not in VB)
thank!
GF bos
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axiomillies wrote:
How can I print ASCII code of a character?
Asc("A")
The function is available in Visual Basic .NET[^] as well as VB 6/VBA[^].
Best regards
Dennis
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wich is vbscript function for turning string into int, I know vbscript is not vb but you don't have a vbscript section here.
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Spiritofamerica wrote:
wich is vbscript function for turning string into int
You don't have to call any conversion functions as VBScript does not know any types other than variant (see also VBScript Data Types[^]) and any subtype conversion can be done implicitly.
MyString = "2"
MyDouble = MyString + 2
However if you want (or need) to explicitly cast the variant subtype you can do so by using the VBScript conversion function (see also section Conversions in VBScript Features[^]).
MyString = "2"
MyInt = CInt(MyString) + 2
Best regards
Dennis
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Can anyone tell me how can I clip text from a textbox into the clipboard
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The System.Windows.Forms.TextBox has built-in clipboard support. You can copy selected text to the clipboard simply by calling TextBox.Copy().
You can also copy text to the clipboard with out using a TextBox with the System.Clipboard class.
string text = "this is some text";
Clipboard.SetDataObject(new DataObject(DataFormats.Text, text));
Charlie
if(!curlies){ return; }
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