Saving and restoring all IDE settings
At times you’d like to save all the current settings of the Visual Basic environment and restore them afterwards. For example, you may want to alternate between the MDI environment
At times you’d like to save all the current settings of the Visual Basic environment and restore them afterwards. For example, you may want to alternate between the MDI environment
If you load a VB6 project file in the VB5 environment you get a warning, even though the project is correctly loaded. The cause of the warning is a VB6
When you close a VB IDE session, VB saves the code but doesn’t save the current set of breakpoints. If you need (non-conditional) breakpoints to persist among sessions, don’t use
Many VB developers know that they should specify a DLL Base Address value – in the Compile tab of the Project Properties dialog box – that is different from the
Question: Why does a simple program such as the following produce compilation errors? #include#includeusing namespace std;int main(){ ostream_iterator os(cout); vector vi(3,0); os=vi[0]; os++; os=vi[1]; return 0;} I use the Microsoft
Question: Can I set up a live ODBC link from SQL Server 7 to an Informix (Standard Engine) database? Answer: You can set up your Informix server as a linked
Question: In the following code, how do I get the address of the first character of str in the function discard? discard(string *name){ //..}int main(){ string str; cin >> str;
Question: We want to timestamp transactions on an application that is not yet using a client/server database. Is there a Windows 2000 API that programmatically gets the server time? Answer:
Question: Can I use LIKE across all columns in a single table without having to name each column specifically? Answer: You cannot do this as a direct query against a