| Jim Carlock 2007-06-23, 7:18 pm |
| Hello again,
I've found your posts very hard to follow.
(1) You ended up posting C or C++ code into a VB newsgroup as
a picture. This is unacceptable for the following reasons. It would
have been easier to copy and paste the code from the VC IDE to
your message.
(2) Some folks have problems with pictures getting posted in a news-
group. In this case the picture was a picture of source code. That is
just so wrong. :-) Pictures being frowned upon, and then pictures of
source code! Terrible. And then pictures of C++ source code! That
is a really poor choice.
(3) The reason I replied, was because I enjoy a challenge. I'm thinking
along the lines that you entertain a problem in Visual Basic. I'm looking
forward to seeing what you're attempting in Visual Basic and what you
have tried. I take it that you're new to the newsgroups and that you
were just testing things out.
(4) I'm specifically at a disadvantage, because I don't have any of those
Intuit files. So I don't know if I'm going to be of any help at all. But I'm
willing to engage this subject a little longer IF you post some of the VB
source code that you are having a problem with. If anything contains a
user id or password feel free to type something as follows:
Dim sPassword As String
sPassword = "PASSWORD"
Folks in the newsgroups know what you're up to with such things. If
you're reading the UID or password from a database or other source,
feel free to leave out all the connection information as to where you're
getting the password from and just use what I've posted above.
Microsoft provides a utility called dumpbin.exe that might be of help
to you with those Intuit DLLs. Use it as follows:
(1) Open a command prompt (cmd.exe).
(2) Type in one of the following lines.
dumpbin.exe /exports qbxmlrp2.exe
dumpbin.exe /exports qbxmlrp2e.dll
You can adjust the command prompt width and height until you see
scrollbars in the command prompt. Then you can use the mouse to
highlight the text, copy and then paste that text to a message if you'll
feel it'll be helpful. Someone might ask you to do that anyways, so it
helps to get used to using such command-line tools. If you don't have
access to such a tool inside the command-prompt, post back and let
us know.
dumpbin.exe /? should provide some help as far as the switches go.
/imports is a good switch to get to know as well.
When you post to a newsgroup, post things in a friendly manner and
make sure you post in a step by step fashion. Unless the question is
deals with a really abstract concept, post some code. Everyone here
loves to see what's going on and they're alot more interested in the
topic if they can understand it.
Hope this helps.
--
Jim Carlock
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