Dec 082017
 
This is an application which demonstrates Visual Basic V3.0's database features. It may prove useful to developers who find VB's documentation lacking in code examples. Retrieved from MSBasic forum on CServe.
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This is an application which demonstrates Visual Basic V3.0’s database features. It may prove useful to developers who find VB’s documentation lacking in code examples. Retrieved from MSBasic forum on CServe.
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ADDRESS.GLB 610 339 deflated
ADDRESS.MAK 274 186 deflated
ADDRESS.MDB 65536 9985 deflated
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GENERAL.BAS 4646 1065 deflated
PRINTX.FRM 1075 439 deflated
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SEARCH.FRM 11320 1661 deflated
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Contents of the ADDRESS.TXT file


Address is an example database application for Visual Basic 3.0.
I have about one weeks time involved so far, starting from knowing
nothing. I hope you will find it useful. You will need the
Professional Edition to use some of the code, but I am sure that
it can be adapted to standard addition. You will also need the
following VBX's to run the program.

MSCOMM.VBX
THREED.VBX

I hope this will encourage other to share their code and ideas.
The code is pretty easy to follow and well commented, and there
are not alot of complex API calls in it. I think that some of
the features you will find unique.

Please don't use the code as a direct copy to your own programs,
especially if your selling your product. Try to improve on it.
That should be easy enough.

Michael J. Murphy

My other info is in the first entry in the DataBase.

P.S.
Can anyone tell me how to change the printer height and
width under program control? I want to print nice looking
labels thru the GUI without skipping an entire page between
single labels.


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