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Comments by Uros Calakovic (Top 4 by date)
Uros Calakovic
17-May-11 14:27pm
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That link is related to HTAs. WMI scripting objects are not marked as safe for scripting, so there is a good chance that GetObject / new ActiveXObject will fail.
Uros Calakovic
2-Oct-10 7:38am
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I did try that, but still the same result.
Uros Calakovic
30-Aug-10 9:39am
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Thank you for the comment. I am aware of the possibility to use SQL DDL commands to create a database from VBA and I would do that if this was a 'regular' SQL Server. But, in SQL Server CE database is file and file is database (I figure), and this is I am having problems with: how to connect to SQL Server CE without an existing .sdf file? If this was possible, I could then go on and try to use SQL to create one.
Uros Calakovic
14-May-10 12:26pm
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I don't think that property will change even if the printer is turned off (or incapable of printing for another reason) until a document is sent to it and failed to print. For example, if I create a bogus printer on my machine, it is reported as an instance of Win32_Printer and its PrinterStatus is equal to 3 (Idle) until I try to print something. Then it changes to 1 (Other). So, this is probably not the best way to check printer status. I'm not sure about other ways, maybe checking the list of PnP devices.