20 Most Recent Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 for PC Questions & Answers

Why do you program in c or visual basic if you can do the job with a database software access for example and if you want your problem to be solved you must provide more info

Question edited for a lot more clarity. Question moved from Miscellaneous. "Error 1935" indicates that there is a problem with the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package, which is required by MATLAB. The error typically means that the package failed to install properly.

Why do I get a Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable error 1935 ...

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Microsoft Community https://answers.microsoft.com > windows > forum > all Sep 10, 2011 - This error may occur when the Microsoft .NET Framework installation on the computer is damaged or is missing. Try the below step to reinstall ... Error 1935 while installing Visual C++ 2008 Sep 24, 2019 Cant install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable ... Dec 24, 2021 Windows 11 - Error 1935 while installing Visual C++ 2008 x64 ... Jan 22, 2023 error 1935 while installing Visual C++ 2008 Redistributabl Jul 13, 2014 More results from answers.microsoft.com ..

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You might want to re-think the ActiveX Control. The state of hostility concerning web controls make what you're trying to do hard. The link you provided won't even display on my system. a PHP downloader is far easier to program combined with user authentication the security is a little better!

newPath = "C:\Year\" & year(Date) Call MkDir(newPath) newPath = "C:\Year\" & year(Date) & "\" & month(Date) Call MkDir(newPath)

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use adobc <------try this

dim rs as new adobc.recordset
dim cn as new adobc.connection

private sub xn()
cn.cursorlocation = aduseclient
cn.open "CONNECTION STRING" <------
end sub

private sub form_load()
call xn
if rs.state=adstateopen then rs.close
rs.open "select * from TABLENAME" ,cn, adlockstatic, adlockreadonly
if rs.recordcount > 0 then
set datagrid1.datasource = rs
end sub

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Auto Hot Key is a good software to use. You can do macros for everything that you can do on a computer.

1) It's simple language. Things that may be difficult to program with other language can be done in Visual Basic very easily. 2) Because Visual Basic is so popular, There are many good resources (Books, Web sites, News groups and more) that can help you learn the language. You can find the answers to your programming problems much more easily than other programming languages. 3) You can find many tools (Sharewares and Freewares) on the internet that will Spare you some programming time. For example, if you want to ping a user over the internet in your program, Instead of writing the ping function yourself, you can download a control that does it, and use it in your program. Compare to other languages, Visual Basic have the widest variety of tools that you can download on the internet and use in your programs.

'Convert fahrenheit to centigrade dim cent as int cent = Val(Text1.Text) // Text1.text as your input cent = cent - 32 cent = cent * 0.5556 Text1.Text = cent // Converted and changed the same textbox

Private Function Horoscope(pBirthDate As Date) As String Dim pMonth As Integer Dim pDay As Integer pMonth = Month(pBirthDate) pDay = Day(pBirthDate) If pMonth = 3 Then If pDay >= 21 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Aries" Else Horoscope = "Pisces" End If ElseIf pMonth = 4 Then If pDay >= 20 Then 'And pDay <= 30 Then Horoscope = "Taurus" Else Horoscope = "Aries" End If ElseIf pMonth = 5 Then If pDay >= 21 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Gemini" Else Horoscope = "Taurus" End If ElseIf pMonth = 6 Then If pDay >= 22 Then 'And pDay <= 30 Then Horoscope = "Cancer" Else Horoscope = "Gemini" End If ElseIf pMonth = 7 Then If pDay >= 23 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Leo" Else Horoscope = "Cancer" End If ElseIf pMonth = 8 Then If pDay >= 23 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Virgo" Else Horoscope = "Leo" End If ElseIf pMonth = 9 Then If pDay >= 23 Then 'And pDay <= 30 Then Horoscope = "Libra" Else Horoscope = "Virgo" End If ElseIf pMonth = 10 Then If pDay >= 23 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Scorpio" Else Horoscope = "Libra" End If ElseIf pMonth = 11 Then If pDay >= 22 Then 'And pDay <= 30 Then Horoscope = "Sagittarius" Else Horoscope = "Libra" End If ElseIf pMonth = 12 Then If pDay >= 22 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Capricorn" Else Horoscope = "Sagittarius" End If ElseIf pMonth = 1 Then If pDay >= 20 Then 'And pDay <= 31 Then Horoscope = "Aquarius" Else Horoscope = "Capricorn" End If Else 'If pMonth = 2 Then If pDay >= 19 Then 'And pDay <= 29 Then Horoscope = "Pisces" Else Horoscope = "Aquarius" End If End If End Function

To Print a Database you would require to create a Report. There were many ways of creating reports in Visual Basic 6.0. Hereby I am giving you an example of Data Report. Printing a Data Report Printing a data report can be accomplished in one of two ways. The user can click the Print button that appears on the data report in Print Preview mode (using the Show method), or you can programmatically enable printing using the PrintReport method. If an error occurs during printing, trap it in the Error event. Choosing to Display a Print Dialog Box When printing a report programmatically, you have two choices: to print by displaying the Print dialog box, or by printing without displaying the dialog box. To display the Print dialog box

1. Add a CommandButton to a Form.
2. In the button's Click event, place the following code.

DataReport1.PrintReport True The Print dialog box allows the user to select a printer, print to file, select a range of pages to print, and specify the number of copies to print. Note Printers must be installed on the computer in order to present a choice of printers. Printing Without a Dialog Box In some cases, you may wish to print the report without user intervention. The PrintReport method also gives you the option of selecting a range of pages to print, either all, or a specified range. To print without displaying the dialog box

1. Add a CommandButton to a Form.
2. In the button's Click event, place the following code:

DataReport1.PrintReport False Or, to specify a range of pages to print, use the code below: DataReport1.PrintReport False, rptRangeFromTo, 1, 2