Hey all,
I am trying to creating a Search Robot for links to http:// addresses. I am using a Microsoft Access Template that I created to create new Databases for the searches.
Now after I enter the New Search Name, the URL to be searched, and the Keywords... I have to click on Save Search. However once I click the button I get an Error Message Saying
Save Search : Could not find installable ISAM.
However, the search is still saved but my program does not move on. Could someone help. Pleasee
I am attaching my program if you would like to refer to it.
Khanjan
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here. I've fixed all bugs up to the report part. I've gotta go to bed now since I have to be up at 5 tommorrow morning for work. I'll work on it more later. Try making sure you follow all info correctly from code you use. You can change what I've done to your style used in the project, but mine is much less time consuming, memory consuming, and simpler looking
You also forgot to add a common dialog reference to this. I added it for you.
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No... I didn't know that I needed one.
Actually I am learning from a book but I guess the author failed to mention about the Inet control...
How am I supposed to add the control anyways? Sorry I am really bad with references... What reference do I need?
Khanjan
I know what you mean. I wish I had a list of what they all did. The control you're looking for is a component actually and it's named Microsoft Internet Transfer Control (probably 6.0). Have Fun!
It's good you've got a book to learn from, but maybe also consider some tutorials? They are usually good. Maybe also start something slightly simpler next time, you learn a lot this way, but I couldn't have done anything like this project for quite a while after I had started learning VB6. Good on ya though for trying
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Re: Error Message
Originally Posted by khanjan_a2k
