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Amal Raj A

India
On Vacation
returns 02/29/2012
Expertise

Can answer basic VB questions those are related to commonly used controls, VB/Access related questions, basic Flexgrid solutions

Experience in the area

I have working with VB-Oracle/Dbase/Access for the past 4 years.

Education/Credentials

Brainbench Certification in VB 6.0

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Recent Answers from Amal Raj A

2010-11-02 vb6.0:

Hi Sneha,    When you say "it goes to textbox2 on form2, what is that you do actually do to make the itemcode to go from textbox1 to textbox2 ?  Is it something like, you are copying textbox1 to a public

2010-04-01 vb6 + adodb + access:

Hi Prakash,    You need to run a query prior to accessing the fields of the table. For example refer to the contents at the link,    http://www.utteraccess.com/forum/Compile-Error-Invalid-t1941977.html

2009-11-03 Printing a file:

Hi Enoctis,    I cannot provide you the complete code for now. But I can offer some tips. You would need to use the shell command in conjunction with the DOS type command to print the file without opening

2007-12-01 Text ascending:

Hi Amran,    1. Declare an string variable say (mtarget) with no characters(= "").  2. You could extract one letter from text1.text and store it in the mtarget.  3. Read the next character in mtarget and

2007-11-01 Creating a word doc from another word doc:

Hi Justin,    You can do this. You can open the source document and destination document in VB, copy the selected portions of this document using the clipboard copy methods and paste the clipboard contents

 

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