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You should keep in mind that even if your client code aborts the HTTP request after 20 seconds, the server might still successfully complete the operation after 20+x seconds. So, make sure submitting duplicate requests does not create some sort of chaos.

I researched this once but didn't do any real implementation work because I found an existing tool that did exactly what I wanted (sync the Outlook address book). AVM published several API specs for communicating with the FritzBox. https://fritz.com/en/pages/interfaces There is also a number...

@dalski, if I would saw off the head of your hammer, does it reduce *your* ability to use a hammer? No, it just reduces the capability of the hammer.

Why do you attribute a change in Microsoft Outlook to Microsoft Access? The absolute only built-in method in Access *potentially* affected by this change is DoCmd.SendObject. I say "potentially" because SendObject always required a (Simple)MAPI compatible email client. It always was the...

MsForms is the standard UI library for VBA and it is fully functional in all VBA enabled applications; so all of Ms Office. The only reason why it would not be recommended for Access is that Access itself has its own forms which are better suited for most use cases.

Can it be as simple as adding 7 months to the date to get its fiscal year?

I'd rather suggest you do not rename the interface with your c prefix. It is not a class but an interface. These are technically the same in VBA but their purpose is different. It is a common convention to name interfaces with a capital I at the beginning.

I rather think, you would either use a non-blocking socket or just peek the buffer of the socket and then just the receive the volume of data that is actually in the buffer already. You could do the latter with a timer proc and then raise an event informing about the volume of available data...

You need to add the parenthesis: ? Eval("MyFunction()") Sorry, I can't follow to your conclusion. Unfortunately, Eval cannot resolve qualified names. So. you must omit the module name and if you got multiple functions of the same name in different modules, you got a problem.

You shouldn't set the .Text property but the .Value property.

That's how well you pay attention? ;-) There is a number of String functions having a ...B counterpart to operate on Bytes instead of characters. They are easy to overlook because Microsoft has not documented them individually but inside Note/Remark sections of the Not-B functions. Len(B) is...

You could use this instead: apiCopyMemory ByVal VarPtrArray(bDibFrom), VarPtr(tSAFrom), ByVal LenB(VarPtr(tSAFrom)) Still, don't hardcode memory sizes, even if Lebans did it. ;-)

Aaeh... Well, yes, this is correct if you hardcode the size of memory to be copied. Don't do that! A memory address has the size of a LongPtr (-> LenB!). When copying other data from memory it usually has the size of an UDT (->LenB) or the correct size is reported by a related API function...

As @isladogs mentioned, not all Long arguments need conversion. But beyond that, you missed a very important point: The declared API functions do not exist isolated on their own. There must be other code in your application that is invoking those functions. - Otherwise you could just delete the...

Well, yes and no. There is no requirement to change Len to LenB for 64bit, if you did choose the correct function in the first place. For UDTs Len and LenB will usually return the same size in 32bit context. So, very often people got away with incorrectly using Len while they should have used...

All of those. A literal (constant) is a value itself written hardcoded into source code or into an expression. Numeric literal (constant): 999 String literal (constant): "ABC" Date literal (constant): #1/1/2025# Here they are used in an expression: X = Iif(Now() > #1/1/2025#, 999, "ABC") PS...

I'm afraid that is not possible. The documentation of Expressions in Access is misleading in regard to Constants. Microsoft uses that term but they should have used the term Literal instead. An expression cannot include VBA constants but only literal constants.

This may be the case if you use an up-to-date version of Access which just received the RegExp object in it's VBA library but the user's computer do have an older version where this is not the case. Does it also apply to the Shell object? Then this would make absolutely no sense at all. The...

It depends on whether the runtime error is handled or not. The behavior is basically the same with an accdb and accde file, but with an accdb you do have the choice to debug the code, which will prevent variables from being reset.

You are correct. The Reset ("Stop" icon) button in the VBE toolbar, the "End" button in the debug dialog, and the End statement in VBA code immediately terminate/reset the running project without running any further code in Class_Terminate event procedures. The code in or Form_Unload/_Close...