Hi Im using Access 2000 and trying to create a reminder in Outlook 2003 using the following code which fails on the set statement with the error 429 "ActiveX can not create object." Dim OutlookApp As Outlook.Application
I'm having terrible difficulty with a whole lot of controls from DBI - ctDropDate, ctList, ctSchedule etc. I would NEVER recommend these for development as their registration is just so flaky. Unfortunately, they're being used in a legacy system I'm developing.
I have an MS Access 2003 application that uses the mscomm32.ocx control to read data (weights) from a scale that is hooked up through the COM1 port. Basically I have a command button on the screen that the operator clicks to "Read the Weight" and the code-behind simply looks the ...
I have a user who has been linking JPeg photos into an Access database. Her profile settings were reset recently and since then, when she tries to link photos, she gets an error message : Activex controls are not valid. What causes this message, and can it be corrected?
I am writing a no-plugin networked Sketchpad program (DHTML, Comet/Ajax). Because I am trying to avoid using Flash or Java Applet, I rendered my strokes at first with the wz_jsgraphics library (http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm). It turned out
An example of the Navigate parameter being used is: http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/table.csv?g=d&ignore=.csv&s=avy&a=06&b=10&c=2006 &8=09&e=08&f=2006 This opens a document named table.csv?g=d&ignore=.csv&s=avy&a=06&b=10&c=2006&8=09&e=08&f=2006
I didn't know which subject to ask this question under....I would like to send an email from within my access program. I've got John Viescas book and the access cookbook from which I gleaned the following code (stripped down of any error handling and the such); it also agrees ...