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  1. amorosik

    How do I integrate an Access program with a Fritz Box router?

    https://www.mengelke.de/Projekte/FritzBox-VBScript
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    How do I integrate an Access program with a Fritz Box router?

    Ask ChatGpt, and it seems it's possible to connect to the router's TCP port 1012, which is what their Call Monitor program does But I can't find any information on which commands can be received from the router to the PC and vice versa wich command to send from pc to FritzBox to strat a call, to...
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    Ghantt charts

    Compared to some of the super-experts who frequent this forum, no one is on their level But this shouldn't discourage us; on the contrary, I think it's a greater incentive to acquire the knowledge they have And at the same time try to help others by giving back I think the Gantt chart topic is...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/2553637/64-bit-windows-cannot-register-fm20-dll In any case, I tried to manually indicate FM20.dll from the Windows 10 installation with Office 2024 64bit And it seems to work correctly.
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    MSForms I read online that a 64-bit version exists, but using it with 64-bit Access is not recommended Do you have any direct experience with this? (I mean using the Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library with Access 64-bit version)
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    Serial COM Ports in Access VBA

    There is a HOWTO file Before starting, note that these functions are intended for use on Windows PC only. Required Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word) should be installed on the PC. Functions will not work with Online Office versions such as Office 365, Outlook etc. Macros must be...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    I think the best solution is to reproduce the functionality of MsWinsck with an external library I think it's one of the ways to make communication asynchronous with respect to events So, even though it's the most difficult path, and I don't know where to start, I'm going to try to implement...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    No timer If you set it too fast, it wastes a lot of time unnecessarily If you set it too loosely, messages risk arriving very late I'd like to have an event-based system, and therefore probably, as The_Doc_man says, an external thread (what mean exactly??? ) that performs the synchronous work...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    But how does a communications library like MsWinsck receive messages on the open communications channel? If you use MsWinsck.ocx, you can use the DataArrival event and, when it's invoked, read the received message I'd like to achieve this same functionality I'm not sure how to do it yet, but...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    Thanks for the suggestion But I've already seen that code, and it's blocking On linelResult = Recv(Sockets, buffer, bufferlen, flag) everything stops until data arrives And this isn't what I'd like to use I need a system that, once the socket is opened, receives incoming data via an event An...
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    A big problem with MsWinsck.ocx Does anyone know if there is a version for use with 64-bit Access?
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    ChatGPT

    Even without 'the number' it returns the correct answer
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    Adapting automatically Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit

    Is there an automatic system for converting Access code from 32-bit to 32/64-bit? I'm asking this because, after manually adapting some parts, I see that it essentially involves duplicating the definitions of functions called from external libraries and adapting the code by replacing the Long...
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    Ghantt charts

    The code is exactly what user pekajo requested This is your opinion; it seems like very interesting code to me And considering that it allows adding new tasks and dragging and dropping individual tasks, including changing interactively their duration, in my opinion it's better than many other...
  15. amorosik

    Ghantt charts

    No, I haven't used it But I know for sure it's there because I've seen it It's not clear why you're asking these questions; you can easily check it out yourself. EDIT: So out of curiosity, I tried, there is Demo_GanttChart.zip file that contains the WorkingModel_board-final-2023-07-04.accdb...
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    Ghantt charts

    Aleksander provides free example apps, source code, excellent source code And it doesn't seem to be explicitly asking for money Of course, if you send him something, he's probably happy Not because of the money, but because it means his work has been appreciated 😁
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    Ghantt charts

    https://isladogs.co.uk/aeu-17/
  18. amorosik

    How to update current application and maintain the current version?

    1. yes, I hadn't thought about having the latest version do the work directly 2. Dim WshShell As Object Dim oLink As Object Dim percorsoDesktop As String Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") percorsoDesktop = WshShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop") Set oLink =...
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    How to update current application and maintain the current version?

    I have a procedure that I'll call procedure10.accde, which is normally launched from a desktop icon whose properties contain the path and name of Procedure10.accde Procedure10.accde (and possibly subsequent versions) are connected to data on a database server via an ODBC driver A function within...
  20. amorosik

    AcChess

    This project is truly spectacular. A perfect example to bring to the attention of those who persist in viewing the Microsoft Access development system as a simple form and report builder. Congratulations, great work.
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