1. Text file printout in dos mode through VB.Net or DOS command from VB.Net
Hi, I am generating a text file through vb.net and I want to give facility to my user to take DOS base (fast) printiout of it , or in other words, I want to run DOS command from my application. i.e. TYPE C:\TEST.TXT >PRN , How can I ? Regards, Hardik Shah
2. Save As' option of 'MS-DOS Text with Layout' - Microsoft Office
3. Save as MS Dos text with layout
Word 2003 - is there a way to add this feature to the word program. it seems that this conversion was omitted in the new version; yet, was supported in Word 2002.
4. saving as a MS-DOS with text layout or asc file
5. Calling VB pgm from DOS, thence exiting to DOS after a CHDIR
I tend to do just about everything from a DOS window. I call my VB (5.0) application from DOS. Under certain circumstances, I wish to exit the VB application in a different directory. My VB program issues the ChDir statement, but when I end the program and go back to DOS, the DOS directory has not changed. Is there a way to do this?
6. copy text string from a 3rd party DOS application using VB - Visual Basic/VB
7. cannot save References list in VB
The subject line on this message makes it seem as if I know what I'm doing in Access, but I only knew to check for a References problem because of previous help from this newsgroup. I think that if I could save an updated list of references, I could fix my current problem, but I always get a "Save action failed" message. I am trying to remove a "MISSING" reference to the "Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Recordset 2.7 Library." I tried deleting and re-linking, but I suspect the dll doesn't even exist on that computer. I apparently "caused" the original problem by exporting some queries, forms, and macros from an XP machine to to an Access file on this computer, which I think runs Win2000. I think both machines have the updated Jet engines. The symptom is that the database with the imported objects doesn't recognize certain functions like Date(). Going into the VB application and choosing Tools/References reveals the missing 2.7 library. I can delete the file from the list, and Access runs fine -- I just can't *save* the references list with the deletion. So each time one opens Access, one has to go through the deletion procedure to get the database to run right. This is not considered much of a solution by my associates. Why can't I save the References list? Have I corrupted the database by moving objects into it from another machine (both of them running Access 2000)? How would I check this? Oh, I did run a Compact and Repair Database remotely on that machine, and it took forever. I guess that could have caused the problem too. Any insight would be much appreciated.