hazzainuk
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I think you may be right about it being a dead end. The thing that I find most interesting is that it is not crashing in your module. It is crashing in OLEAUT32.DLL under Access Violation. This probably means one of the functions you have called is attempting to read from an invalid memory address. -
I just posted an article on my site with source code on one way that you can run visual basic as a script from within a file. You would need to add extra code to import it from a database but it might help.
Executing VB Code From a FileLeave a comment:
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There is quite a lot of code to this to explain quickly. Do a search for unboundReadData . That will tell you how to do it with anything other than a data control. If you have a data control then obviously you just attach the control to the DBGrid.Leave a comment:
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Really? I ran a quick check on the net and it said Borland C 4.5 is used to build win32 .exes. SetWindowLong is part of the Win32 SDK so it should be in there somewhere even if it is not documented directly. The problem that I can see is that you need to interface with windows at a lower level because it is windows who is preventing you from reading the keyboard input.
I've read a few articles on it and they seem to use functions similar...Leave a comment:
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The easiest way to do this is probably to edit the window's procedure address. Then you can simply grab all the messages posted to the window, log them, and post them onto MS Word. This command changes the window's procedure address:
SetWindowLong(H WNDhere, GWL_WNDPROC, (long)yourproc) ;Leave a comment:
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Writing an mp3 player from scratch would be tough. It shouldn't be too hard though to do a google search and find an mp3 library which will play and create mp3s under the GNU licence.Leave a comment:
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Could you send me some details on exactly what you want doing, as I think I may have a solution. Would it be possible to talk in more depth on skype or MSN messenger at all?Leave a comment:
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This isn't the best way to do it as if it does work it will invariably be that little bit slower. However you might want to try taking out the 'as range' you put after 'dim rcell'. If that doesn't work put 'as variant' after it. That may work. Type mismatch means you have the wrong datatype normally.Leave a comment:
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I dont think you can do that in VB. Visual Basic is a compiled language. VBA is a scripted language. You can't run a scripted language from a compiled language without some kind of add on. If you were feeling really brave you could compile the function in C and save it out to the database in binary format. As long as it doesn't alter the stack or other registers you might be able to run it. However watch out because it wont run from the data segment...Leave a comment:
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hazzainuk replied to i want Decode This code 62EH&5gx0wiqoQFw i dont know the algorithm of this codein Visual BasicI doubt you will get that code cracked anywhere. It's a lot of work if you dont have any idea what algorithm is being used. It would help if you said where it came from even, although still that could be a long way from being useful.Leave a comment:
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http://www.elecdesign. com/Files/29/6264/Figure_02.gif
http://www.elecdesign. com/Articles/ArticleID/6264/6264.html
These two articles look like they could really help. Although they're written for electronic engineers the overall idea could be programmaticall y accomplished in a similar way.
Out of interest what is it for?Leave a comment:
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I think that you might be hard pushed to find someone who is using server 2003 as its pretty recent. I may be wrong. However I thought you may be able to use the command line user add scripted from a vb program. I figure you thought the same. http://technet2.micros oft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/ecd7f827-90b0-4946-bb5b-951cf04391c2103 3.mspx?mfr=true provides information on command line user adds.
I thought the way to do it might be...Leave a comment:
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I think I had a similar problem myself. I think it has trouble with the object size and structure. Try using a pointer to the object
vector<CInstrum ent *> obj;
and see if that works. Im not saying this is how you should use the vector array, it just might help you to figure out the problem if it does work.Leave a comment:
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WYSIWYG Help
I understand the mapping mode stuff that you need to make a WYSIWYG control but I'm stuck creating text boxes. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to make a zoomable rich edit control. Especially as the mapping mode does not zoom the text correctly. I realise that what I'm asking is quite involved but I'd be happy if you could just throw off some good documentation or technical terms. If you baffle me with technical jargon I'd be happy because... -
or just add an extra scanf("%d",&num 2);
or getch(); to the end so that it waits for some kind of input...Leave a comment:
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Abee CHM maker
Try downloading this software if you're still struggling. Im pretty sure its free.
http://www.tucows.com/preview/338769...Leave a comment:
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