Recent content by flamingsouls

That usually means that the access program still has a lock on the outlook exe.

Try http://www.visualbasicforum.com/

try ASP.net That's where I would start.

I would first check out Windows Media Services first. I believe it comes standard on all Windows 2000 and up. That's what I use at the company I work for when we stream video content.

My company uses Surfstats. It's great (and I think the one user version is free or really cheap) We use it for our hosting service and customers say they really enjoyed more than the Awstats we use to use.

I would try CType ing the text to a number. That's a start. Thanks Josh

I know that if you want to turn the visualization off, you just right click on the image and go to no visualization. I'm not sure how to make it look like the older version. thx Josh

FreeSCO. It runs just fine on a 486 and a floppy running next to me. thx Josh Kandiko

I read a couple but the one's I liked were Beginning VB.Net - Wrox Press Professional VB.Net - Wrox Press Since Wrox went out of business they might be hard to find but they were what helped me the most. thx Josh

I use two harddrives in mine. thx Josh

^^^^^ Cutting and pasting code from VB6 does not always work. Simple things such as working with file I/O is not the same. So, if you are going to do .NET, learn the language from scratch, because while VB6 may be nice to know, it is a completely different ball game. thx Josh

Developing in .NET would require your users to download the .NET framework....but if you use the technologies that I think .NET is suppose to be used for, such as web applications, then it doesn't require users to download anything. Developing in .NET is a huge difference than VB6. .Net is...

Yes the 1.1 SDK is a full version. SDK = Software Development Kit thx Josh

I don't think what you are doing is quite right...but don't quote me. Here is how you would execute an array and assign a value. Dim myArray(3) as string() 'Declares an array with 4 elements dim myString as string() = "Hello world" 'Declare a string that says hello world myArray(2) = myString...

In MSDE or Network settings? Where would I find that out? thx Josh