how can i unhide a form in vb?
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There are a couple of ways to unhide this.If you are writing in code you can write it in this way.\n\nEg: form1.show()\n\nIf you are designing it then to unhide it click on the form from. This will unhide.
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Assuming you are using WindowsXP, follow these steps;\ntools\ninternet options\ncontent\nAutoComplete\nClear forms
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it's been a while since i've used VB but give this a try\n\nIF (listbox.listitem[0].selected) AND (listbox.listitem[1].selected) THEN\nEND IF
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Go to Internet Options\nClick on the content tab\nClick on Autocomplete\nClick on clear forms\nUncheck the remember passwords box
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In internet explorere go to internet option, then content, then autocomplete. Clear the fields if you want then uncheck the boxes. Click OK restart browser. In firefox, go to tools, options, then privacy. Under saved forms, uncheck save information.
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Put this code in the OnClick event of your button.  Between the Private Sub and the End Sub lines...\n\nIt'll take the user to a new blank row when it is clicked.\n\nOn Error GoTo Err_Command0_Click\n\n\n    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec\n\nExit_Command0_Click:\n    Exit Sub\n\nErr_Command0_Click:\n    MsgBox Err.Description\n    Resume Exit_Command0_Click
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Top of web page click tools click content click auto complete clear forms.\n\nhope this helps.\nAlso try these free and easy to use.\n\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\n\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/
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go back to the form in question and click the name box.  Use the down arrow to select the name you want to delete.  Press the Delete key on the keyboard.
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This question is pretty vague. If you're serious about getting a good answer you have to make it more specific. VB6 or VB.Net? Web Forms or Win Forms?\n\nIf it's VB6 then you simply write the code to do what you need it to do. You want to validate user input immediately after the form has been submitted for processing. \n\nIf it's VB.Net then you can use the Validator controls. The method is different based on whether it's a web from or a windows form. \n\nHere are some .Net tutorials:\n\nhttp://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webvalidation.aspx\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vbconValidationOfControlDataOnWindowsForms.asp\n\n\n\ngood luck
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You have to consider two things here - \n\n1. Do you need to reference a field from the earlier form? If yes, you should not unload it until you have obtained all the values off of that form.\n\n2. Would you need that form again shortly? If yes, its better to set visible=false rather than unloading - because loading an unloading a  form causes an overhead, so if you're gonna need that form again and often, its better to keep it in memory by just hiding it.
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tools menu - options - privacy - clear saved form information\nand uncheck the save box under it\ngood luck :)
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you go to Tools/Options/ Privacy tag  deselect the "Save information....." option. and also click "clear saved form data now" button.
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go to tools>Internet options\nClick on content tab\nclick on auto complete \nclick on clear forms.\nall te saved information will be deleted:-)
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Tools\nInternet Options\nContent\nAutoComplete\n\nand click clear forms
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Most likely you have "Saved Forms" enabled in your web browser. Here's what you need to do...\n\nIn Internet Explorer 6 - \n\n1. Click Tools > Options\n2. Click the Content tab\n3. In the personal information section at the bottom, click the Autocomplete button.\n4. Uncheck forms and Usernames and click the Clear Forms button.\n5. Click OK and close options.\n\nIn Mozilla Firefox 1.5.X - \n\n1. Click Tools > Options\n2. Click on the Privacy icon and then click the Saved Forms tab.\n3. Uncheck the Save information box and click the Clear Saved Form Data Now button.\n4. Click OK\n\nEnjoy! :-)
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start-->run--> gpedit.msc. form there go to user config, then administrative templates, from there you can prohibit access to e.g. command prompt, regedit, pretty much anything you want.
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what are you trying to set the location of? if a control then u can just use the mouse to drag it, lol (@ least in my version), but also check in the properties section of the object. My vb has location as a collapsible list (under properties). Expand "location" and I get places for X and Y coordinates on the grid of the form. hope i helped. BTW i use Visual Basic 2005