Destroyer![]() Member Posts: 31 From: Bismarck, ND Registered: 10-06-2002 |
i need to know how to make it so you can have the users save, load, and print files using visual basic can anyone help thanks in advance |
chosenservant Member Posts: 16 From: Australia Registered: 11-09-2002 |
I suppose it depends on the type of file, where you get it from, how and where you want to display it. Try searching on google.com, or give us more information on what you are trying to do. |
Ascent Member Posts: 64 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
Yes, if you give us more information, then we can help you some. I'm pretty proficient at Visual Basic... Are you trying to save settings? Or data? And if data, what kind? And are you wanting to just simply output some information, or print out some nice reports, or print out information from a database, etc. -Ascent |
Destroyer![]() Member Posts: 31 From: Bismarck, ND Registered: 10-06-2002 |
I was bored so i made a word processor and now i want to finish it by adding a save/open feature for .txt and or .doc and a print feature |
InsanePoet![]() Member Posts: 638 From: Vermont, USA Registered: 03-12-2003 |
Oh, i use to be able to do that, but i stopped coding quite a while ago. ------------------ |
Destroyer![]() Member Posts: 31 From: Bismarck, ND Registered: 10-06-2002 |
another problem i have is getting the combobox i am using for fonts to change the font, i don thitnk im using it properly to do that i have tried: txtword.Font = cmbfont.list txtword.FontName = cmbfont.list txtword.Font = cmbfont.Text txtword is my main text box and cmbfont is the combo box |
chosenservant Member Posts: 16 From: Australia Registered: 11-09-2002 |
I don't know of any way to edit/save .doc files without having word installed in the system. Another option is to look into RichTextBox object to control .rtf, because it can also store the formatting of the document. Here is a link on how to open/save .txt files using a list box as a medium. Otherwise you can look at manipulating the text file using sequential access, ie. reading line by line with the FileSystemObject method. Some information on printing: Hope this helps, and please feel free to comment or suggest more efficient methods. |
silicon_chippy![]() Member Posts: 208 From: Scotland Registered: 10-26-2002 |
Are you creating this for an exam?? ------------------ |
Destroyer![]() Member Posts: 31 From: Bismarck, ND Registered: 10-06-2002 |
I have word, and no not for an exam, just was bored |
chosenservant Member Posts: 16 From: Australia Registered: 11-09-2002 |
I used to find more references on google.com, but here's just one of them. http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Visual_Basic/Q_20320010.html |