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Hi, I'm doing some work for an Access Database but I caught a snag writing an event. I want the event to (among other things) change the Control Source of an object. This is no problem, except I have to set the control source as a string, and the string …

[QUOTE=RahulV;821739][code=visualbasic] Private Declare Function Function_Name Lib "user32" () As Datatype [/code] I've found such lines used in many VB6 projects and tutorials. What is it? What actually is this used for? Are there more such function? How to find out more such function/properties? A detail explanation will be helpful and …

[QUOTE=RahulV;819710]Hi, How can i open a PDF file in Form instead of using a shell to open it? Also i want to select some text in the opened PDF file and store it in a variable. Thank you.[/QUOTE]Adobe provides documentation on how to do this using their API and a …

This actually pertains to Visual Basic for Application in Access 2003, but I imagine that this forum should yield accurate information for a simple query such as this. Naturally, the event in the title does not exist. Not for the pre-defined text box control in VB, anyway. However, it is …

You're asking to make code do something different without changing it. It's kind of difficult to do. I would say, if you wanted to halt execution on the sub-routine before it completes without changing the code in the sub-routine, then you'd have to call it asynchronously in a new thread …

What blanks? He didn't give you any blanks. The only thing he left as a variable is the filename of the audio file you wish to play. Nobody would know that except you. The only thing I don't agree with in his code is using the Filename as the alias. …

I'm trying to make an event procedure in VBA that will compare the same field of two records for a conditional statement. Here is some psudocode of what I want:[CODE]If myTable.thisField[currRecord] == myTable.thisField[currRecord+1] then // Run a Query[/CODE] Does anyone know the VBA code for this? Thanks.

[CODE]Form1->BorderStyle=bsNone; Form1->WindowState=wsMaximized; [/CODE] I believe...

[url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvbadev/html/exactlywhenisit.asp[/url] Try this. If you're not up for reading it, the code would be: Sub CopyWorksheet_Click() Range("A1").FormulaR1C1 = Now End Sub