Ive been creating code to run a password change option within my program.
Im having a bit of a problem, because what ive coded is coming up with a sytax error, and no matter what i do, it doesnt work.
Ive got the program opening a database table called Admin, setting the password for the user Admin.
this is what ive got.
MsgBox "Username and password successfully entered.", vbOKOnly...
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Thanks for the help guys, much apprieciated -
Im using VB6... not sure if that helps.
im not sure on any of this shell stuff.... you might have to babyfeed it to me until i have something i recognise.
Sorry
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Open a PDF file
Okay, i dislike using VB but for a certain assignment i must.
I want to have a button open a pdf file, it doesnt need to be in visual basic, i wud prefer it was clicked and then it loaded up in Acrobat.
I have the address of where the file is... and i know that obviously has something to do with it.
slap me if its that easy....
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visual cpp on windows....
its part of an assignment, and i need to copy a file from one directory to another....Leave a comment:
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nothing is ever easy...
okay, i need to copy one file to another directory, what wud be the easiest way to do this?Leave a comment:
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File Copy Problem.
public: static void
Copy
(
String* snap3.txt,
String* usercopy.txt
);
I am using the above code to copy a file to a new file and all i keep getting is:
E:\COLLEGE\Text 1.cpp(19) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before 'public'
This is probably really simple to solve, but i really cant figure it out.
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C++ assignment problems :(
okay, ive been going okay on my assignment, but ive just run into a problem.
i need to read a file into my program, the data from the file is to be read, and then randomised to produce "match data" for some matches.
im not too sure on how to do this.
i have tested reading the file in and outputting it onto the program, but it seems to read the data vertically rather than line by line :S which...
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