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murthyspd
Last Activity: Jun 24 '11, 02:50 PM
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    replied to Have to type single/double quotes twice
    hi Adam
    What I meant was, If i need one single/double quote, I have to type twice or have to type a character after that, in order it to become visible.
    So if I type once, it does not appear. If I press double quote again or any other key, it appears.
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    started a topic Have to type single/double quotes twice

    Have to type single/double quotes twice

    Hi,
    Sorry for repeating the question. I am facing problem when working in vba editor. I need to type single/double quotes twice and then delete one of them. One solution that's on the web is to change the Keyboard language in "Region and Language" to English (United States ) - US. I checked settings in my laptop and found that the keyboard language is set to English (United States) - US already. I am using Win 7. Not sure what's...
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    started a topic COM Example

    COM Example

    Hi
    I wanted an example of using COM/DCOM in Visual basic along with an explanation

    Thanks!!!
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    started a topic ListView error

    ListView error

    Hi,

    I have used MS ListView version 6 on my application. The application is being used by multiple users. Sometimes we face the following error on opening the form " The expression MouseMove you entered as event property setting produced following error :Object or class does not support the set of events".
    I checked the whole code. There is no MouseMove event that I have used. What could be wrong ? Is it the version...
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  • murthyspd
    replied to MS Access - Listview forecolor
    No error message pops up....
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    replied to MS Access - Listview forecolor
    Hi
    Nope. It doesn't do. That's what baffling me....
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    started a topic MS Access - Listview forecolor

    MS Access - Listview forecolor

    Hi
    I have placed a listview on my Access form. There are certain reminders that I am sending through this listview. If the task is 2 days old and not yet completed, it should appear in red. Likewise if it is 1 day old and incomplete, the task should appear in blue. Here is the code that I am using :

    Dim ListView As Object
    Dim lstItems As ListItem

    Set ListView = Me.lvwOrders
    If DateDiff("d",...
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