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Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....
I needed a routine to display the difference between two dates in year month day format. I found a couple here on pcs and another on a different site. Here is a project to call the three routines and display their results side by side. In case your wondering about Datediff it returns the number of times the year, month or whatever has changed between the two date. i.e. it returns 1 when from is dec 31 yyyy and to is jan 1 yyyy+1. Anyway here are three routines, two of them worked in all the test conditions I tried, the other gets a wild hair up it rear every once in a while. Louis Boldt 2/16/02
Biorhythm study and use is considered a "pseudo science" in the United State however it is widely accepted and utilized throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world. Some of the things you might be interested in are: The use of the horizontal scroll bar as a up-down control. Using the API to get a temp file name. Getting a RTF formatted file from a Resource file and placing it in a Rich Textbox Control. Some fairly difficult date manipulations. Using the GetSettings and SaveSettings functions.
Need to create a temporary file for whatever? Include this bas module in your project and with one line of code the file will be created and the name returned to your program. Sample project included.
Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....
Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....
Biorhythm study and use is considered a "pseudo science" in the United State however it is widely accepted and utilized throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world. Some of the things you might be interested in are: The use of the horizontal scroll bar as a up-down control. Using the API to get a temp file name. Getting a RTF formatted file from a Resource file and placing it in a Rich Textbox Control. Some fairly difficult date manipulations. Using the GetSettings and SaveSettings functions.
Need to create a temporary file for whatever? Include this bas module in your project and with one line of code the file will be created and the name returned to your program. Sample project included.
I needed a routine to display the difference between two dates in year month day format. I found a couple here on pcs and another on a different site. Here is a project to call the three routines and display their results side by side. In case your wondering about Datediff it returns the number of times the year, month or whatever has changed between the two date. i.e. it returns 1 when from is dec 31 yyyy and to is jan 1 yyyy+1. Anyway here are three routines, two of them worked in all the test conditions I tried, the other gets a wild hair up it rear every once in a while. Louis Boldt 2/16/02
Biorhythm study and use is considered a "pseudo science" in the United State however it is widely accepted and utilized throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world. Some of the things you might be interested in are: The use of the horizontal scroll bar as a up-down control. Using the API to get a temp file name. Getting a RTF formatted file from a Resource file and placing it in a Rich Textbox Control. Some fairly difficult date manipulations. Using the GetSettings and SaveSettings functions.
Need to create a temporary file for whatever? Include this bas module in your project and with one line of code the file will be created and the name returned to your program. Sample project included.
Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....
I needed a routine to display the difference between two dates in year month day format. I found a couple here on pcs and another on a different site. Here is a project to call the three routines and display their results side by side. In case your wondering about Datediff it returns the number of times the year, month or whatever has changed between the two date. i.e. it returns 1 when from is dec 31 yyyy and to is jan 1 yyyy+1. Anyway here are three routines, two of them worked in all the test conditions I tried, the other gets a wild hair up it rear every once in a while. Louis Boldt 2/16/02
Biorhythm study and use is considered a "pseudo science" in the United State however it is widely accepted and utilized throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world. Some of the things you might be interested in are: The use of the horizontal scroll bar as a up-down control. Using the API to get a temp file name. Getting a RTF formatted file from a Resource file and placing it in a Rich Textbox Control. Some fairly difficult date manipulations. Using the GetSettings and SaveSettings functions.
Need to create a temporary file for whatever? Include this bas module in your project and with one line of code the file will be created and the name returned to your program. Sample project included.
Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....
Need to create a temporary file for whatever? Include this bas module in your project and with one line of code the file will be created and the name returned to your program. Sample project included.
Biorhythm study and use is considered a "pseudo science" in the United State however it is widely accepted and utilized throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world. Some of the things you might be interested in are: The use of the horizontal scroll bar as a up-down control. Using the API to get a temp file name. Getting a RTF formatted file from a Resource file and placing it in a Rich Textbox Control. Some fairly difficult date manipulations. Using the GetSettings and SaveSettings functions.
I needed a routine to display the difference between two dates in year month day format. I found a couple here on pcs and another on a different site. Here is a project to call the three routines and display their results side by side. In case your wondering about Datediff it returns the number of times the year, month or whatever has changed between the two date. i.e. it returns 1 when from is dec 31 yyyy and to is jan 1 yyyy+1. Anyway here are three routines, two of them worked in all the test conditions I tried, the other gets a wild hair up it rear every once in a while. Louis Boldt 2/16/02
Common Dialog Template. This small project explores the use of the Show methods of the Common Dialog. Want to know if the user entered an unexpected extention? Want the dialog to return a file name that does or does not exist? I have included most of the constants and properties associated with each method; not so much to show how they are use, but as a reminder of what is there. Try different things and see what happens. The open and save methods seem to have the most options and therefore the most complexity. So have fun and see if this works with that....