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  1. Sep 12th, 2001, 11:07 PM #1
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    Question vehicle graphic timetable

    hello all,
    it great to be here. anyway currently i'm doing a project about train drver scheduling i want to know wheteher it is possible to develope a program that can display graphic vehicle timetable graph? can vb suport this?or is they any vb application that can be used to create a graphic vehicle timetable?i hope someone can help me on this..
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  2. Sep 13th, 2001, 05:57 AM #2
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    Sorry, but could you be a bit more specific! What do you mean by an "graphic vehicle timetable" ? Just give an example, that would help.
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    Heh, you mean something like this?

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        ____
 __/    \_
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            \____/
    Yes, actually it's easy... all we need is the value that will be used in the Y coords and the value that will be used in the X coords (like distance/time)
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'Error 9: Overflow
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  4. Sep 17th, 2001, 12:24 AM #4
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    first of all tq for your reply. Jotaf98, how can u apply that in a system?.....what tools can i used to create that graphic?..what application i should use?can i apply it in VBA?can u give me some examples?..tq very much!!
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  6. Sep 17th, 2001, 04:55 PM #5
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    Do you know how to mess with arrays? That would help a lot
    And how are you loading the values? From a database, right?

    The ideal would be if you can load the values to an array (like, one array for the X and another for the Y). That way it would be a lot easier. I never worked with databases before, so I probably won't be of any help in that part of the code
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