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Old demo. No MS Excel required on the machine.


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As it says in the docs:



Neither behavior is useful. KillDoc is really for cases where the user cancels printing.

I'm trying to avoid page-break issues, as in:


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The images are sometimes taller than the text and vice-versa.

I'm less worried about quality and more worried about the other issues. To mention another one, zooming the output in a PDF viewer would also be a mess, at least for the text.


What I want to do...

Not really.

KillDoc would be useless, besides the other Printer object issues I want to bypass in the first place. AbortDoc() at the API level is also a fail.


What I need to measure is the...

Printers.

Sometimes you need to print Unicode text, or perhaps you want to force a file name to a virtual printer driver (e.g. Microsoft Print to PDF") so no output dialog is raised. Both of...

Try JetComp.exe, a utility that can sometimes compact and repair MDBs too broken for MS Access or JRO.

Data pages are vacuumed of deleted data, indexes get rebuilt, identity values typically get compacted, lots of small things involved.

Somehow I'm reminded of an old book written by "A Square."

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Er, are you asking them to take a knap?

How fast does it need to be?

I'd use CNG instead of legacy crypto:


Option Explicit

Private Const WIN32_NULL As Long = 0&

Private Enum NTSTATUS

Or just store the BLOB as a custom resource and be all done.

First you need share access. Then the above only gets one foot into the database itself. Next comes the user ID if the default "Admin" isn't right, then password, if one has been set.

So there...

One thing to watch out for: in many cases an employer or former employer can make a claim on you even for something you "wrote on your own time."

This can get expensive. Legal fees, time dragging...

Even this extreme level of censorship and propaganda doesn't mean people go on blindly consuming it. Even trying to spin words like "right" out of shape doesn't fly. In reality Biden is to the...

Wow. Pots and kettles.

Reneger In Chief Biden is already blowing off his lies and false promises. So far every bit of cynicism has been rewarded.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1aqAcFUJ6Y

Never happened. In fact, the opposite is true.

Live feed from D.C.?

"Be glorious, our free Swampland!"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dMIjN18uMI

I think that trying to make any of this about Trump is the problem. Trump is gone, so it doesn't matter any longer and we can move beyond this impediment to thought and discussion.

Facing reality...

There isn't much to discuss. Just use what you want, choosing a tool that supports your target environment easily.

If you are the only user then you can just clear the setting through the Explorer Properties dialog.

This security fence is there for a good reason.

You can always try a compromise:

Let the warning dialog tell the user about the potential threat. If the user approves the run anyway, the...

Doesn't really matter any more. What happens next is already "baked into the cake" by demographic realities. It's just a question of how things play out now.

We had a chance to handle what is...

To avoid embarrassment the Mall has been filled with headless, silent, pliable flags where people might have stood. Lined by luminary sound towers to play prerecorded cheers on cue:


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Actually there are, just no approved solutions. It is working fine here.

Or that a tinpot military dictator who fears the people is being installed.

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Trump Inauguration


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Preparations begin for Biden inauguration

Another issue might be that for many people Windows 10 was the first time they used a 64-bit flavor of Windows. Still others have been stuck on Windows XP with its heavy "make it work like Win9x"...

In any case it sounds like a more fundamental problem here. Bad XML syntax is a separate matter.

Read the docs.

Those are assembly names and versions you assign, not necessarily the program's. Ideally, combined, they result in a "strong name" that Windows can use to track them in the...

Got me. This sounds like the nuttiest thing I've ever heard of.

How does some random manifest predict your program's needs? Not to mention that there are elements there which are supposed to...

We can't see your XML so we have to guess.

One guess might be that you failed to pad your raw XML to a DWORD boundary before adding it as a resource. That can result in padding with NUL bytes,...

Support for this is limited.

While it might be possible that a supporting property handler gets installed with later versions of MS Access, Windows (Shell32) itself does not seem to consider...

Looks like something from ancient times, perhaps DAO diddling with a Jet/ACE engine through its private API?

As far as I can tell neither OLEDB nor ODBC define a table description property, though...

I suspect that Currency is used in OLE's "metrics" calculations internally. You can see this abstraction "leak" by examining the data type used for IFont.Size for example.

Single type for many...

Decimal is entirely different. VB6 supports Decimal, but only as a Variant subtype.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocols/ms-wsp/60a4934f-5d45-4b5c-9c8c-81c1f5c331b2

No need to load the same image twice, dump one copy into an extra control, etc.

Just load it once and scale the StdPicture object's Height and Width properties as required.

I think you guys have missed the point entirely and run down a rabbit hole. The question doesn't seem to be asking about API calls:



I still think he was grasping for the Variant type.