Look for a callback function. The software/controls for the board will probably have one. If so, you can use teh Win32 API to "point" the callback stub to a procedure in your code. The callback is real-time and is independant of any user interface you build. You should put the...
Easiest thing to do is to use VSS (Source Safe), provided you have a copy of it and the two machines are networked together. If both of these are true, then startup source safe, create a new VSS database on either machine, load the project into the database. Then, go to second machine, start...
Assuming that the StoreData() procedure is invoked using a command button (if not, add a command button, give it a name, have it call the form's procedure - you can set the button to Visible=No if you want)...
Them inside your with loop:
.Forms![InputData]!cmdMyButton.Click()
That should work.
The forms are compiled into the EXE. The most likely problem is the supporting DLLs that the program is trying to find, which are either not installed on the second machine, or are not properly registered. If you do not have the SETUP disk for the program you are trying to copy, your next best...
There is a pre-defined sub called Workbook_Open(). Use the tools menu to display the Visual Basic editor (ALT+F11 in Excel 97). In the Project Browser window (usually found at top left of screen), double-click the "ThisWorkbook" object to display the code window for the workbook...
I am familiar with cabling in a commercial environment, but that is a good bit different from residential. I do not have a Class 2 license - I am in GA (Newton County). I am building a new house and I am obtaining my own permit to install my phone, TV, audio, and network cabling. I was...
