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  Runs over Vista or XP?         


Author: Juan Marcial
Date: Sep 20, 2008 03:40

Hello-
how to know if my vb6 application runs over Windows Vista or Windows XP?
--
Juan Marcial
Ingeniero de Software
4 Comments
  FIND         


Author: JJ
Date: Sep 19, 2008 21:51

I have
Working
.Find "Feild1 = '" & Var1 & "'"

What i need to do is

.Find "Feild1 = '" & Var1 & "'"and "Feild2 = '" & Var2 & "'"

does not work

What is the best way to do this?
Eg..

TIA
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  Good programming         


Author: Patrick Weidener
Date: Sep 19, 2008 12:14

I have a problem that is too difficult to say in code so I am going to
express it as a real real world problem.
Let's say you have a pizza shop where you say how large the border of a
pizza can be and how large the pizza should be.
By "border" I mean the part of the pizza which is not covered by cheese,
etc.

1)
I could either go to the pizza shop and say "I want a pizza which is 30
cm large, and its border should be 1 cm".
The pizza man has to calculate how large the cheese part of the pizza
has to be (=29 cm).

2)
I could go to the pizza shop and say "I want a pizza which has a cheese
part of 29 cm, and a border of 1 cm.

I have this problem quite often, and I would like to know the best
programming style for this.
I once learnt that procedures have to be as short as possible, if they
are not, they will be called "hopelessly procedural" and considered "bad
programming". Is there a similar rule to the problem described above?
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  reading OMR         


Author: mcnewsxp
Date: Sep 19, 2008 07:29

anybody ever do any work with OMR readers?
i could use a few lines of code.
MSComm reads the cards fine, but i don't know how to parse the input.
the couple of examples that come with the reader don't help...

tia,
mcnewsxp
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  Shrinking array - Is efficient?         


Author: Juan Marcial
Date: Sep 19, 2008 05:35

Hello -
Say:
Dim a() As Double

ReDim a(1 To 10000)
' do somthing
' Shrinking array
ReDim Preserve a(1 To 5000)
...
Is efficient?
Windows free memory?

--
Juan Marcial
Ingeniero de Software
17 Comments
  s-video         


Author: Ricardo Furtado
Date: Sep 19, 2008 01:53

I need to acquire a video from an ecography system into my application (using
s-video, according to the information that was given to me). Can anyone tell
me how to acquire from s-video? 've already used twain driver but never
s-video

My thanks in advanced
2 Comments
  software copy protection programs         


Author: chris
Date: Sep 18, 2008 23:38

Hi,

can you please suggest any good software copy protection programs ?

I have 3 programs (Vb6, MS Access, Excel & Power Point) that can run
on the same machine, same time and I would like to include some
security for protecting unauthorised installations.

Thanks a lot in advance.
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  software copy protection program         


Author: chrisdev3
Date: Sep 18, 2008 23:34

Hi,

can you please suggest any good software copy protection programs ?

I have 3 programs (Vb6, MS Access, Excel & Power Point) that can run
on the same machine, same time and I would like to include some
security for protecting unauthorised installations.

Thanks a lot in advance.
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  Re: LPR or ANPR         


Author: Michael Cole
Date: Sep 18, 2008 21:21

Massimiliano Chiodi wrote:
> Anyone have a solution for licence plate read in vb6 ?

You are going to have to expand on this. Are you asking about character
recognition from an image?

--
Regards,

Michael Cole
2 Comments
  LPR or ANPR         


Author: Massimiliano Chiodi
Date: Sep 18, 2008 21:01

Anyone have a solution for licence plate read in vb6 ?
Thank
(excuse for my miscorrect english)
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