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Re: Complex Client Side Problem

29-Apr-06 5:43

Perhaps this will help:

http://www.metabuilders.com/Tools/ListLink.aspx[^]

...I dare asy you can add a fourth...

cheers
P

Mark Tutt29-Apr-06 8:33

Mark Tutt

29-Apr-06 8:33

This looks pretty promising, thanks!

Hotmail access

youraccess29-Apr-06 2:53

youraccess

29-Apr-06 2:53

Hi
I have a business and an employee we have dismissed, we have now found he has taken client files, can anyone tell me how to find his hotmail password? we need to access the user hotmail to see what damage has been domne to my business,

please email me, youracces2005@hotmail.com

thanks

Guffa29-Apr-06 4:06

Guffa

29-Apr-06 4:06

For that, you would have to contanct the company that provides the hotmail mail service, e.g. Microsoft.

When you ask in a forum, expect the answer in the forum, not in your email.

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youraccess29-Apr-06 4:56

youraccess

29-Apr-06 4:56

Thanks, and i will next time keep to the forum,
Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

NeverHeardOfMe29-Apr-06 5:15

29-Apr-06 5:15

Also, this is not the right forum for this post - esp as you have already asked it elsewhere. Please do not cross-post.
Phil

For Loop with two Variables

Ista29-Apr-06 10:18

Ista

29-Apr-06 10:18

Theres really nothing you can do. A stricter admin control of your network would be a better solution.

Make them user a user share and if you dismiss them, close thier account before you inform them.

Oh yeah, send a salesman to visit thier site, and just compete to get the client back.

Nick

1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

kirthikirthi29-Apr-06 1:13

kirthikirthi

29-Apr-06 1:13

HI all

Please can any one tell me the right syntax for this

I want use 2 variables in 1 FOR loop

dim t , k

For t = 1 To 10 and k = 11 to 20

Next

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Colin Angus Mackay29-Apr-06 3:45

Colin Angus Mackay

29-Apr-06 3:45

I don't know about VB.NET but it is possible in C#

for(int t = 1, k = 11; t <= 10; t++, k++)
{
    // Do stuff
}

"On two occasions, I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able to rightly apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
--Charles Babbage (1791-1871)
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Guffa29-Apr-06 4:08

Guffa

29-Apr-06 4:08

Just initiate the second variable before the loop, and increase it inside the loop.

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Colin Angus Mackay29-Apr-06 5:04

Colin Angus Mackay

29-Apr-06 5:04

Hey - That's cheating! Poke tongue | ;-P

NeverHeardOfMe29-Apr-06 5:11

29-Apr-06 5:11

What's wrong with

For t = 1 To 10
For k = 11 To 20
Next
Next

Or am I missing something obvious?

cheers
P

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Colin Angus Mackay29-Apr-06 5:22

Colin Angus Mackay

29-Apr-06 5:22

That is two nested loops. He wanted one loop updating two counters.

NeverHeardOfMe29-Apr-06 5:40

29-Apr-06 5:40

Some people are SO fussy Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

anyway, the question was somewhat ambiguous in that respect - as usual, the quickest way to get the right answer is to ask the rght question.... be that as it may, I guess Guffa's way it is then (in VB) though why that constitutes "cheating" I don't know - some people are SO fussy Big Grin | :-D

cheers
P

Guffa29-Apr-06 9:45

Guffa

29-Apr-06 9:45

Half the time when replying to questions you have to actually write the question for them also. Wink | ;)

A lot of people doesn't know how to ask a question, or even what to ask for. You just have to try to help them anyway. At their second or third posting you usually have dragged enough information from them to be able to help them. Smile | :)

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Roy Heil29-Apr-06 15:55

Roy Heil

29-Apr-06 15:55

How about:

dim t <br />
For t = 1 To 10 <br />
    dim k = t + 10<br />
<br />
Next

Roy.