How to Configure IIS in Windows XP

To Configure your IIS, just follow this few steps and saved your day in trouble

Note: Before do this following steps you must insert first your Windows XP installer
on your DVD or CD drive

first you have to do is go to Control Panel and click the Add Remove Programs Icon as
you can see at the image above, and this is the second scenario
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How to Load .Rtf file in Vb6

Hello guys, this is a sample tutorial on how to load or integrate a .RTF file on your VB6
program, all you have to do is to Add a Components named Microsoft Rich Textbox
Control 6.0(SP6), like shown at the image below


















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How to Convert MS Access Database to SQL Server Database

Hello guys at this time i will show to you on how to convert your MS Access Database to
SQL Server Database, to do this, just follow those few steps below.








on your MS Access database, go to Database Tools, go to Move Data tab, then click
SQL Server

















then the Up-sizing wizard will prompt, allowing you to use an option, at this time since
i am not using Existing Database, so i select Create new Database, then Click Next
button,

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How to Register OCX Files on your Computer

Since OCX files is little bit important to us, as  a programmer, for some reasons, so i will
show to you on how register an OCX files:

 











go to Run then type Regsvr32 













then follow by the Path or the Directory of your OCX file, then click OK

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How to Show Hidden Files

This sample steps will show to you on how to make your hidden files or folders visible















at the figure above, you can simply open My Computer, then go to Tools Tab, then
click  Folder Options























Then Folder Options Property Pages will prompt, just select the View Tab, then find
Hidden Files and Folders, under of this just marked the two options the first is
> Do not show hidden files and Folders and the second
> Show hidden files and folders
so since this tutorial will demonstrate on how to show hidden files and folders, we can
select the 2nd option > Show hidden files and folders, then click Apply.
then you are done...

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Run-time error '380'

If you are encounter this error, says "Run-time Error '380', "Invalid Property Value"
at my case i encounter this , when i used a List-view control, the cause is when i forgot
to create another column  for the List-view control, instead of declaring like this:

Format$(LvLoans.ListItems(ako).SubItems(2),"General Number")

i declare like this:

Tip: before you declare anything you must check it first if exist, before doing the code
to avoid this kind of typo errors

Happy Coding ^_^
"The Hardest Thing to Do is to Do Nothing ^_^"
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How to Create Menu Bar in Vb6

This sample tutorial will demonstrate to you on how to create a Menu Bar in Vb6 and also
creating a Sub Menu on a Menu Bar:

Tip: On creating a Menu and Sub Menu, the most used transaction menu module must be
at the first line on a Menu and Sub Menu's

so we can do this like shown on the image below:






















1.) You can simply click the menu editor icon on your tool bar of your VB6.
2.) at the Caption  you  can type your Menu name, at the
3.) Name, type your desired name for your menu,this is represent as Object Name of
your Menu.
4.) the click OK.


then after clicking
the Ok button, this
will be the Output.














at this part i will show to you on how to Create the Menu's Sub Menu's




















 1.) just click next for you to the cursor move downward.
2.) then just repeat the number 2 and 3 process in the creating Menus  at the image
above.
4.) to make it the Sub Menus of a File that i created,just click Left Arrow, and it will
show the dotted before the New,
5.) if you want to Create for short-cut  just select at the short-cut combo box, and
select your desired combination.

 then the output is
look like this
















this is the sample and basic code,

Private Sub N_W_Click()
    MsgBox "Your code goes here"
End Sub

Hope you Like it ^_^
Happy Coding  ^_^
The Hardest Thing to Do is to Do Noting ^_^
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How to Change the Printing Lay-Out of Data Report in VB6

After exploring the Visual Basic 6.0 Data Report, i found out the 3 different printing layout
so i want it to share on you on how to do this, first you must install VB6SP6, or download
it at Microsoft Website, and it will done through this following codes:

DataReport1.Orientation = rptOrientLandscape
DataReport1.Orientation = rptOrientDefault
DataReport1.Orientation = rptOrientPortrait


Hope you like it, Happy Coding ^_^
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How to Connect Crystal Reports 8.5 to VB6 via DSN Connection

This is my sample tutorial on how you to connect your Crystal Reports on your Visual
Basic 6.0, this version of Crystal Reports is 8.5, so here we go.............


Just follow those few steps:

1.) Project >Add Crystal Reports 8.5




















 2.)  if you can't see Crystal Reports on the Project Tab, just Click Components>
       Designers, then Check the Box, for you to add Crystal Reports on your Project





















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Insert,Update,Delete In VB 2010

Hello guys this is my sample database manipulation, using the 3 basic transaction, the
INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE like shown at the image below.









INSERT:

Dim rs As New OleDb.OleDbCommand("Insert INTO Info(F_Name,M_O
,SSS,Phic,Pagibig,Tax,Net_Inc) VALUES ('" &
StrConv(TextBox2.Text, VbStrConv.Uppercase) & "','" & (TextBox3.Text) & "','" &
 (TextBox4.Text) & "','" & (TextBox5.Text) & "','" & (TextBox6.Text) & "','" &
 (TextBox7.Text) & "','" & (TextBox8.Text) & "')", con)

UPDATE:

Dim rs As New OleDb.OleDbCommand("Update  Info Set F_Name='" & StrConv
(TextBox2.Text, VbStrConv.Uppercase) &  "',M_O='" & (TextBox3.Text) & "',
SSS='" & (TextBox4.Text) & "',Phic='" & (TextBox5.Text) & "',Pagibig='" & 
(TextBox6.Text) & "',Tax='" & (TextBox7.Text) & "',Net_Inc='" & (TextBox8.Text) 
& "'  WHERE ID_Num =" & id & "", con)

DELETE:

Dim rs As New OleDb.OleDbCommand("DELETE FROM Info WHERE
ID_Num = " & id & "", con)



Hope this will help ^_^
Happy Coding  ^_^
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