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Originally Posted by vampire_lestat
also, i think that if you want to load a form many times, can't you just do
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dim no_of_forms as integer
for x=1 to no_of_forms
load FormNameHere
FormNameHere.show
EndFor
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Doesn't that just load / show the SAME form multiple times? One would have to try this and see if you really have multiple instances then....
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Global variables are created with a Public statement in the general declarations section of a Form or code module. The value of a Global variable is available to any procedure, in any Form or code module. Memory allocated to a Global variable is not released until your program shuts down.
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This is just WRONG!
There can't be a "Public" statement in the code of a form. Try it. Not allowed. Only in modules...
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Originally Posted by vampire_lestat
another question: how do i make a table, without using excel or anything else like that?
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Well, without using anything, you'd either have to use a textbox and insert TABs / BLANKs manually. Or program your own table :-/
I'd recommend MS GridLine Control. It's an OCX and should be installed on every system nowadays anyway. Also it come with the Visual Basic runtimes.
Just have a look around at those MS Common Controls. "Project, Components..."