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Re: Moving thru a Doc (VB)

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From: John Shanley
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 00:35
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Iolaire:

Thanks very much for the code. It's a great start.

Olav:

You hit the nail on the head with both subs. Thanks immensely.

Here's another question strictly about VB. In Real World ID2 you recommend VB CCE, but MS seems to have pulled that from it's sites (at least I couldn't find it.)

You speak highly of VB6. That is still pretty costly, even though VB.Net is the current product (which you don't recommend). I have VB5 Pro, but not installed on my current ID2 workstation. Is there any reason NOT to load VB5 Pro (SP3) and use it.

The other alternatives are using VBScript (disabled for virus security) and VBA. I have been using Word VBA, but saving Docs with ID scripts seems counterintuitive and hard to share.

Also, is anyone aware of a VB5->VB6 upgrade. Every VB6 package I've found is full product and around $500 or so.
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