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  1. Re: StreamWriter appears to stop writng after 100 chars

    Dont think it is a null byte. The writing stops mid line and the line is nothing special.

    however


    Dim oWrite As New System.IO.StreamWriter(sPath & sExecFileName & ".sql")
    For icount = 0 To...
  2. Re: StreamWriter appears to stop writng after 100 chars

    Applogies for the code braces.

    Well the original question contained the phrase "without throwing an error" and I have stepped through the code, it does exactly what it is supposed to do. The...
  3. StreamWriter appears to stop writng after 100 chars

    I am writing a little utility to generate some SQL files. I have a file which is generated from a string array of 400+ elements. It stops writing (without throwing an error) at arround 1000...
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    Re: [VB6] XP/Vista/Win7 Manifest Creator

    Hi LaVolpe, Did as you asked - compliled exe has theme. So now I'm going to repeat applying the exe to the (newly) downloaded project. It may take a day or two as customer is rattling my cage over...
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    Re: [VB6] XP/Vista/Win7 Manifest Creator

    Hi, Thanks for the reply - now I'm totaly confused...
    here's what I see: http://creamteadiet.blogspot.com/2010/07/manifest-confusion.html
    and as i understand it that is the manifest creator project...
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    Re: [VB6] XP/Vista/Win7 Manifest Creator

    thanks - i'll look again i thought manefest creator did start with sub main...apologies if i'm wrong
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    Re: [VB6] XP/Vista/Win7 Manifest Creator

    1. I believe so - I'm doing my tests with the Manfiest Creator project as downloaded - seems to have this
    2. I believe so - I'm doing my tests with the Manfiest Creator project as downloaded - seems...
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    Re: [VB6] XP/Vista/Win7 Manifest Creator

    This seems such an excellent project - I just cant get it to work: VB6 SP6b - Vista home

    1 download zip and exctect to c:\ \Manifest folder
    2. open in VB6 (as admin)
    3. complie to c:\ \Manifest...
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    I will probably do a special build if I need more info.
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    I will have the error logs by tomorrow. I've found the other entries about manifests and UAC with your tag. It give me a warm comforting feeling that at least I'm asking/in contact someone who knows....
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    It could be however the error will be logged - I will (re)check this. Further info: Turning off UAC stops the problem occurring. It may be out of the scope of this thread but: Is there a way for a...
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    If Open explorer under the user account and I navigate to the share and double click on an (excel) template the template starts excel (2008)
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    Sorry

    oFs.FileExists(cboTemplatePath.Text & txtTemplateFile.Text)

    returns false

    With a vista or xp client configuered with (apparently read, write, and dir list) for that network drive...
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    Re: VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    PS code:

    Private Function CheckTemplateFileExists() As Boolean

    Dim oFs As FileSystemObject

    On Error GoTo GenErr
    If Trim(cboTemplatePath.Text) <> "" Then
    If...
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    VB6 WIN7 Network folder access

    Hi I have a legacy VB6 app running a default user account which checks to see if an excel tempate file exists on a network drive, prior to automating excel. Works fine under, xp, vista, fails under...
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