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Is there a way to upload a file without using CFFILE? I need an alternative to this since the web host has disabled this tag. Thanks, Wally Wally Wojciechowski wwojo@wilsonpet.com

Whenever I attempt to use the DESKTOPTODEVICE function, the program always ends up not responding. Any help would be appreciated.(here is the code:) Dim result As Long, sPath As String, sTableList As String sPath = "c:\Program Files\wilson\history.mdb" sTableList =...

If you are reading comma delimited files, it is possible that one of the fields has a comma in it or a qoute (") in a string field. In order to prevent this, you may want to use line input instead of just input.

set your logon to windows logon and erase *.pwl files from windows directory <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

in the network setting, set the logon to the Windows Logon and delete the .pwi files in the windows directory. <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

I am currently contacting the people who host our web site to check the permissions.&nbsp;&nbsp;THank You for your response. <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

I am writing to an access dbase.&nbsp;&nbsp;When I do the following everything seems to run fine with no run-time errors, but there is a large error because the database is never updated.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any help is appreciated.<br><br>&lt;% option explicit %&gt;<br>&lt;% <br> dim strSQL<br> dim...

when you use SQL statements, I believe you need to enclose the text in single quotes(') not double quotes(&quot;).<br><br> <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Also you can gert the current selected item by using this:<br><br>strWhatever = Historique.List(Historique.Listindex)<br> <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Here is some code that uses ADO to access an MS Access table.&nbsp;&nbsp;I hope you can get something from this code.<br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;' ado code for UPC table connection<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dim strSQL As String<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dim cnnConnection As...

I had to use Service Pack 3 and when I distributed my program I had to also distribute DCOM 98.<br><br>Hope this helps, <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

I figured it out yesterday afternoon.&nbsp;&nbsp;My problem was trying to mix and match ado and dao.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thank You for your reply jenneceg. <p>Wally Wojciechowski<br><a href=mailto:wwojo@wilsonpet.com>wwojo@wilsonpet.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

I cannot dimension an object as Database or Workspace.&nbsp;&nbsp;I think I must be missing something in the library or components area.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any help is greatly appreciated.<br><br>I am trying to do this<br>cnn1.Execute &quot;delete * from tblUPC&quot;<br>I get an error when I try to...

I get this error in Win 95 machines only.&nbsp;&nbsp;I thappens when I use FileSystemObject commands.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any help would be appreciated.&nbsp;&nbsp;I found nothing on Microsoft's site.<br><br>Thank You,<br>Wally Wojciechowski

you have labels that are linked to the field using the field source property.