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Shell versus Modal
Private Sub mnuSauvDonn_Click()
'Save the database in the drive a:
'To save the .mdb, we must to close the database.
rstProfil.Close
rstCli.Close
dbCli.Close
Shell "d:\pkzip\pkzip.exe a:\GesKaSyDo.zip d:\geskasydo\GesKaSyDo.mdb
'The sub Ouverture reopen the database because the pgm. is not finished.
'My problem is here the sub OUVERTURE must to run only when the shell have finished to save the database, because the database is not saved if the database is reopen.
'I need something like a shell modal.
'Or where i must to reopen the database?
Ouverture
End Sub
'Save the database in the drive a:
'To save the .mdb, we must to close the database.
rstProfil.Close
rstCli.Close
dbCli.Close
Shell "d:\pkzip\pkzip.exe a:\GesKaSyDo.zip d:\geskasydo\GesKaSyDo.mdb
'The sub Ouverture reopen the database because the pgm. is not finished.
'My problem is here the sub OUVERTURE must to run only when the shell have finished to save the database, because the database is not saved if the database is reopen.
'I need something like a shell modal.
'Or where i must to reopen the database?
Ouverture
End Sub
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Mark2150, I want more Information. Your pgm. works but:
Where do you put vbHide or another one like in the shell, because i don't want the user see the window of the application.
If you can describe your variables in the Type and your functions i'd like that.
Can i remove some parts or i need all?
You can write to me at :
dosyl@sympatico.ca
Where do you put vbHide or another one like in the shell, because i don't want the user see the window of the application.
If you can describe your variables in the Type and your functions i'd like that.
Can i remove some parts or i need all?
You can write to me at :
dosyl@sympatico.ca
ASKER
Mark2150, I want more Information. Your pgm. works but:
Where do you put vbHide or another one like in the shell, because i don't want the user see the window of the application.
If you can describe your variables in the Type and your functions i'd like that.
Can i remove some parts or i need all?
You can write to me at :
dosyl@sympatico.ca
Where do you put vbHide or another one like in the shell, because i don't want the user see the window of the application.
If you can describe your variables in the Type and your functions i'd like that.
Can i remove some parts or i need all?
You can write to me at :
dosyl@sympatico.ca
You set the properties of the PROGRAM you're running. Set it to RUN MINIMIZED and CLOSE ON EXIT and it'll run with just a flicker down in the taskbar.
TYPE declares were lifted from MS page, I didn't write. They always work so I just leave 'em as is. No, I don't think you can remove much and expect it to continue to work.
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TYPE declares were lifted from MS page, I didn't write. They always work so I just leave 'em as is. No, I don't think you can remove much and expect it to continue to work.
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Where do you set these properties? You don't have a page of properties in a Dos
program, and if it is a windows program how to access to the properties of a program that is not in my pgm. it is not a Form. How do you put Run Minimized and Close on exit?
program, and if it is a windows program how to access to the properties of a program that is not in my pgm. it is not a Form. How do you put Run Minimized and Close on exit?
If you browse to *any* DOS program and right click it'll *create* a properties page automagically. Click on "program" tab and you're choices will be there!
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Another question when i do what you writed, my pgm. become minimized too how to see always my pgm. when the .exe is running? I could to put a progress bar too, i believe.
ASKER
MarkI250 don't answer to my last comment. The pgm. is minimized only in VB when it is a .exe the pgm. stays maximized.
Ok, is there a Q in here? Where are we now?
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No there is no question in the last comment, i answer to the previous comment.
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