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Hello. I have a database of journal entries. In most cases there is more than one debit for a corresponding credit(s)in a given journal entry. Would Visual Basic be useful in determining which debits belong with each corresponding credit via a series of calculations, or am I a total idiot for looking to VB to solve this? Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated!
You have a choice between the natural stability of gold and the honesty and intelligence of the members of government. And with all due respect for those gentlemen, I advise you, as long as the capitalist system lasts, vote for gold.
-George Bernard Shaw
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It would depend - if there is a unique identifier to link the debit with the credit then using something like access would allow you to create a view of the table showing the credit and all the debits linked to it.
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It really depends how much time you can spend developing it on VB or any other software. VB is easy and you can easily find solution to your particular problem. 'Anonymous' is right in saying that you can use two tables in MS Acess, one for credit and other for Debit. have these two tables liked via a common key, like customer ID etc. Use SQL querty to retrive records from debit table corresponding to the credits.
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I would like to add animations, which were made in Flash5 to Visual Basic 6.
What component (ActiveX) I need to add to my project??
And what id the code to make the connection between the animation file and VB ?
I heard about "webbrowser". And the code that I have been told is : object.navigate." The Path ".
Where I can find this ActiveX controller??
Thank you !!!!
Ahuva
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IF you have installed flash then you are half way through your problem. When macromedia Flash is installed, an activeX control called swflash.ocx. add this control in your project. you can use various properties and methods supported by this control to play your animation. There is no way through which you can pass any information from flash to vb6 or vice versa.
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I wrote the next thing, but it's not working:
Dim fso As filesystemobject
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Private Sub Form_Load()
fso.createfolder ("c:\project\global\")
End Sub
The VB doesn't change the letters to Capital letters ( Like:
fso.CreateFolder ("....") and FilesystemObject.
Is it any problem to work with FSO in PCs which are not connected to server??? What can I do???
Ahuva
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Did you add a reference to the Microsoft Scripting Runtime? You can do that from the project menu -> references
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Thank you very much Jon!!!
I did it, and I also changed the "Dim ...." line to
fso = CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
(I saw this line in an Internet site, which explain about fso).
Now it is working, but I have other problem. I wrote the next code, which is related to 2 buttons ( command2 and command3):
Private Sub Command2_Click()
Set fso = CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
fso.createfolder ("c:\program Files\Ahuva\")
End Sub
Private Sub Command3_Click()
Set d = CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
d.createfile ("c:\program files\Ahuva\testing.txt")
End Sub
The operation of command2_click() is working, but there is a problem to operate command3_click(). The error message, which is displayed, is: " Object doesn't support this proparty or method."
Can you help me with this problem???
Thak you again Jon.
Ahuva
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Hi Ahuva,
the FileSystemObject object  does not have a method named "createfile". Use CreateTextFile instead.
Good luck.
Volodya
Ahuva wrote:
Set d = CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
d.createfile ("c:\program files\Ahuva\testing.txt")
Volodya Orlenko,
orlenko [at] hotmail [dot] com
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Hi,
How can I scroll the standard ScrollBars of an MDI Form, programatically ??
(note: I am talking about the Standard/Default scrollbars and not the ScrollBar control)
I tried using the Following APIs :
SendMessage(...WM_VSCROLL...) and SetScrollPos(...)
But it doesnt work...
Please someone suggest me a way to do this...
Thanks,
FiroZ
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Try using the following API functions...
ScrollWindow()
ScrollWindowEx()
I haven't tested it on an MDI form yet, but logically it should work. Also, don't forget to call UpdateWindow() afterwards, so the the client area is redrawn.
Jeremy L. Falcon
"The One Who Said, 'The One Who Said...'"
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how can i attach scanner with my vb program
i want to get result from scanner and display that picture in picture box
help me please
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visit www.twain.org
Peter
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Now, I've been flipping through VISUAL BASIC 6.0 STEP BY STEP (the Microsoft book  ) and it doesn't seem to have any info on implementing sound. I was hoping to make a multimedia database with some background music in it and sounds (like clicking on buttons and such).
Help?
TheBadProgrammer
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First Programmer: "How many bits are in a bite?"
Second Programmer: "You spelled bytes wrong."
First Programmer: *stares* "It's a joke, moron."
Second Programmer: "Joke...?"
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How about the PlaySound(...) Win32 function? IIRC, VB is able to call Win32 functions...?
Peace!
-=- James.
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I use microsoft multimedia control and its quite flexible. give it a try.
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DirectSound is another option
"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr
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Hello !!
How can I save the last value of a variable even after turning off the computer??
I have an Index (static i As Integer). THe value of the index is equal to 10, but after I quit from VB and entering again to the program, the value of the index is zero (0), again.
Is there any way to solve this program ???
I hope you can help me.
Any way, Thank you !!!
Ahuva
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What your looking for the the propbag
PropBag.WriteProperty
PropBag.ReadProperty
or you could put it in a recordset..
Dim rs As Recordset
Set rs = New Recordset
rs.CursorLocation = adUseClient
rs.Fields.Append "Value", adsingle
rs.open
rs![value]=10
rs.save "c:\myvalue.dat" , adPersistADTG
rs.close
then to retrive the data
Dim rs As Recordset
Set rs = New Recordset
rs.CursorLocation = adUseClient
rs.open "c:\myvalue.dat"
txtValue.text=rs![Value]
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Hi folks,
I'm rather inexperienced with VB, but since this is pretty easy with VC, I hope some of you gurus out there has done it before or has a hint.
Think of a calculation, where you have a result of, 3/4 = 0.75
If I simply use the code ResultWindow = 3/4 the VB form will display "0.75" as desired. BUT: some languages, including German, use a different format, the figure above should be written "0,75"
Speaking Windows, I'd rather get and put the number format as specified in the control panel.
Anyone has an idea to do VB excatly this?
Thomas
BTW: for VC, this piece of code in OnInitInstance does all the job:
setlocale( LC_ALL, "" );
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Take a look at FormatNumber() and FormatCurrency() functions.
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I am trying to create a simple drag and drop setup between two list boxes. They are initally filled with a cell array from 2 excel spreadsheets I need the selected data object to move from it's location in one listbox to a SELECTED location in the other list and vice versa where the user drops the mouse. I can only make it drop at the end of the current list though. Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Racer Shaggy
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I need to know how to get sound to come out of my internal speaker.
I know that using the Beep command from the Kernel should do it, except it sends it out my sound card to my external speakers.
It does this even when I have the power off to the speakers (and power unplugged). I have tried unplugging the speakers from the computer and then I get no sound, so it still wants to use my sound card.
Two questions - why is this happening and how can I get the internal speaker to play for me? There is an internal speaker I have another program that uses it. soundmax integrated audio is what I have for a sound card, I think (not my comp, work comp)
Thanks
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On Windows 9x if there is an audio device installed and selected for playback Windows will not use the PC speaker (internal one). The beep statement doesn't always use the PC speaker like in QBasic. It's a wrapper for the Beep Windows API, which will use the sound card if possible.
NT based systems will use the PC speaker for the Beep API. Why is it this way? Who knows, but it is. If you want to ensure you can use the PC speaker you'll have to do things manually. Fortunately, it's already been done.
Look into using the following DLL to help you out...
http://www.stormpages.com/bojanjurca/CSamples.htm#Speaker
Jeremy L. Falcon
"The One Who Said, 'The One Who Said...'"
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Thx for the help with that. I think it will work. I'm not at the comp to test it on but I will find out in about an hour from now.  Anyway I think the source coede to the DLL will help me in C++ as well. I've been meaning to learn how to write a DLL, that should help me a great deal. So I thank you two fold for your reply
Quinn
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