VB Crystal Report, Text inversion

1. color inversion - VB.Net

2. Visual Basic code inversion

Is there a piece of code I can input to a visual basic macro that will enable 
it to execute in reverse order?  In other words, if line 1 of the code was 
Sendkeys "C1" and line 500 or whatever was Sendkeys "{TAB}", I would want it 
to run from line 500 to line 1.

This will allow me to fix a small 'glitch' in which the first bloc of code 
in a series of macros always runs in reverse order when run with other 
macros, when run alone it runs correctly.

Many thanks

3. Stretchblt API : transparency + color inversion

4. save text from text box into text file

Hi..

I'm trying to save query path which is in text box to text file. Below
is the coding that i'm using currently:

   Private Sub SaveQueryPath()
        'save to text file
        Response.Clear()
        Response.Buffer = True
        Response.AddHeader("content-disposition",
"attachment;filename=Query1.txt")
        Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.text"
        Response.Charset = ""
        Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache)
        Me.EnableViewState = False

        Dim oStringWriter As System.IO.StringWriter = New
System.IO.StringWriter
        Dim oHtmlTextWriter As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter = New
System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(oStringWriter)

        Me.ClearControls(txtPath)
        txtPath.RenderControl(oHtmlTextWriter)

        Response.Write(oStringWriter.ToString())
        Response.End()
    End Sub

The 'txtPath' is the text box that contains a query path that I want
to save.

However, when i open the text file, after i run and save the query,
the result in the text file shows the query path (which i need)
including the properties of the text box which is unnecessary for me.
For example(text saved):

    <input name="txtPath" type="text" value=" > STP > --Select One-- >
" id="txtPath" disabled="disabled" style="background-
color:WhiteSmoke;font-family:Verdana;font-size:X-Small;width:712px;" /
>

The only thing that i want to save is (the query path): value=" > STP
> --Select One-- > "
Is there anybody can help me on how to get rid of all the other
unnecessary info saved in the text file?

Hope to hear from you guys... Your help is highly appreciated.

Thank you.

5. Find text but excluding commented text in VBA macros

6. Find retrieve text from a text file through VBA

We have a proprietary system that generates daily processing logs in text 
files into a specific folder.  These log files have a systematic naming 
convention i.e 鈥淭est_20080206 LOG.TXT鈥? 鈥淭est_20080207 LOG.TXT鈥?depending on 
the date.  I am building a system in Access/VBA that will search for a line 
with a specific error message in the most current log thereafter store that 
line item into a table for reporting purposes in Access.  

Example of error line in log:
鈥?9:51:37    I     Processing stopped by user.鈥?

I can identify the most recent file and point to the location on a daily 
basis in vba but can鈥檛 seem to find any solid information on opening, 
searching and pulling text from the said log file.  I鈥檝e heard that there are 
methods for going through a text file line by line but have no clue where to 
start.  If someone can give me a little direction I should be able to pull 
things together from there.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.

7. Problem with appending text to VBA Text box

8. Average a text box, text box populated with VBA

I have a report that uses VBA to calculate the number of weekdays between 2 
dates and assigns the number to a text box called ControlsDays. The report 
works fine for the detailed information, I get the values correctly displayed 
when I run the report.

In the footer, I built an averaging expression based on the ControlDays 
through the expression builder. The text box for the averaging information is 
called AvgControDays. When I run the report, a dialog box pops up and asks me 
for the AvgControlDays value. It will not calculate the average based on the 
data that was generated through VBA.

Any suggestions?