Printing the Ascii values
Hi all i have created a ms-word document in visual basic and trying to print the ascii values of some numbers:
for example i am trying to print % symbol in ms-word document whose ascii value is 37 i am using the following code to do it
Private Sub Form_Load()
n = 37
fname = "c:\ascii.doc"
Open fname For Output As #1
Print #1, Asc(n) & " - " & n & vbCrLf
Close #1
End Sub
When i execute the above code it is displaying, but instead of printing the % symbol it printing 51 - 37 in ms-word document (ascii.doc) here 51 is asc(n) and 37 is n value.
Can any one kindly help me to solve this problem? I just want to print the various special characters in ms-word document from visual basic program
Thanks and Regards
Sridhar Cherukuri
for example i am trying to print % symbol in ms-word document whose ascii value is 37 i am using the following code to do it
Private Sub Form_Load()
n = 37
fname = "c:\ascii.doc"
Open fname For Output As #1
Print #1, Asc(n) & " - " & n & vbCrLf
Close #1
End Sub
When i execute the above code it is displaying, but instead of printing the % symbol it printing 51 - 37 in ms-word document (ascii.doc) here 51 is asc(n) and 37 is n value.
Can any one kindly help me to solve this problem? I just want to print the various special characters in ms-word document from visual basic program
Thanks and Regards
Sridhar Cherukuri
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The difficult grading is related to the points you decide to give, this is at your own criteria.
The grade is related to the satisfaction with the answer.
Thank you for the points and your response.
Good luck,
Jaime.
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Asc("%") -> 37
Chr$(37) -> %
Asc(37) -> Asc("37") -> Asc("3") -> 51 <--- This is what you are obtaining right now