HI John
You could use the execute PC call to list to a file, all the files contained
in the results directory and then extract all the files from the list file
into a list box.
Alternatively, you could create a list file as an ongoing action of your
test program and use that list file to import and display its contents to a
list box for user selection.
Hope this helps.
Gerry Murray
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From: <john.sheppard@baldor.co.uk>
To: <vrf@lvld.hp.com>
Cc: <john@sheppard3.freeserve.co.uk>
Sent: 17 December 1999 12:17
Subject: vrf Selecting files to read from PC
Help.
I am trying to read back files from a directory and require some help
from you wise people out there.
What I would like to do is allow the user to select at run time what file
( serial number related ) that he would like to analyse,
so far I can only do this by getting the user to enter the serial number
him self. this is ok but requires him to use windows explorer to check
what numbers are available.
Any suggestions would be most helpful.
Thanks John Sheppard.
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You could use the execute PC call to list to a file, all the files contained
in the results directory and then extract all the files from the list file
into a list box.
Alternatively, you could create a list file as an ongoing action of your
test program and use that list file to import and display its contents to a
list box for user selection.
Hope this helps.
Gerry Murray
----- Original Message -----
From: <john.sheppard@baldor.co.uk>
To: <vrf@lvld.hp.com>
Cc: <john@sheppard3.freeserve.co.uk>
Sent: 17 December 1999 12:17
Subject: vrf Selecting files to read from PC
Help.
I am trying to read back files from a directory and require some help
from you wise people out there.
What I would like to do is allow the user to select at run time what file
( serial number related ) that he would like to analyse,
so far I can only do this by getting the user to enter the serial number
him self. this is ok but requires him to use windows explorer to check
what numbers are available.
Any suggestions would be most helpful.
Thanks John Sheppard.
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I have a little freeware ActiveX control that I have been using on my main
development system. The only file I have for this control is the .ocx file
itself. HP Vee development version allows you to browse and select the
.ocx file and it then (I assume) tries to register it. Anyway, the activex
control works fine in the development and runtime environments on this
system after doing this.
However, when I move the runtime code to another PC that only has the
runtime environment, I get a message that the offending .ocx file is not
registered.
Could someone tell me how to register it on a system having only the runtime
environment, either automatically through a modification to my HP VEE
program or manually?
Thanks for any help.
Nick
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