hi all, i'm using vba under access. i wanna a database secured by a password from another database i used this function in the autoexec macro code: Function Ouvre() Dim ds As DAO.Database Set ds = DBEngine.OpenDatabase("C:\Step3.mdb", False, False, "pwd =alpha") End Function the prob that when i try to open the base it sounds that i couldn't do it. so someone know? how can i wrote a code to connect to the base with password? thx:confused:

hi all. i create a database in access 2003 and i made a password for opening. so when i open the base the user has to type the password. i made a macro which i called it Autoexec and i add on it the action runcode which is like this: Dim db as Dao.DataBase Set db = DBEngine.OpenDatabase("C:\MaBase.mdb", False, False, ";pwd=password") db.Close i wrote this code in order to hide the password window when i open the base. but it stills appear so does someone may help me to hide the pessword window? thanks -- modified at 4:37 Wednesday 2nd August, 2006

Hi, i have a text Box in my form. mu aim is to force the user to type just numbers in that textBox.But i dont know how to do that. So some plz could help me? i Use the MFC. thank you.

thank you verry much. it was helpfull:)

ok i ll; try to do it but one other rquestion, how cans i store the other data which are int Numer and string name; does it look like class Myclass { int number; string name; public Myclass Next; }

but how can i point to the next instance of myFoo. So if i have to creat 3 data. i explain, the pointer first points to the beginning of my struct so i wanna write some think like first->Next=Second; and so on Seond->Next=Third. So!! -- modified at 12:49 Monday 8th May, 2006

Hi, i wanna allocate memory for some data but i dont know how. With C it loks like struct MyStruct { int number; string Name; struct *Next; } But i dont know how do that in C# so could some one help me. ?? thx

Hi, could some one help me here!! i want to acces to the bits of my Bitmap Picture but i dont know how? i made those: CBitmap m_bmpBitmap; HBITMAP hBitmap // handler. So!! Thank you Verry Much:wtf: