(Originally posted by Snides)
havn't got a for sure reason for that.. could be that the file was corrupted during your download or saving it, or there is some mention of a bug in the jet 3.51 using VB 5.0 (microsoft's software) not mine.. Microsoft claims that this bug is fixed in VB 6.0 (which is what I used for this) so the second reason shouldn't apply..
I downloaded the file myself and plopped it on my laptop for testing and I couldn't reproduce the error.. I suggest downloadin the mdb file again and save it in the same place, if you have the same problem I'll look into what might be causing it..
You mentioned that during install some files you had were newer so you kept them (which is a good idea) but maybe this is where the problem is.. have you install service pack 2 on your machine yet? I havn't done this on either system, so maybe I should put it on the laptop to test that out..
Hello Snides,
Re last question, have I installed service pack 2? Yep, (unfortunately) I have. This may be where the problem is. (Not to mention that it's turning out to be a pain in the a$$, as it acts something like a virus itself, taking over control of my machine in silly ways.)
Another thing I could try is deleting what I've already downloaded and re-down load from scratch again. And then if necessary could you be really specific about which button to press for updating the database. I'm pretty sure when I manually entered the date (not expecting that your program would do this for me automatically) that I used the same date format as what you had in previous draw. Maybe this is why data for last draw entered twice. Also the obvious button to press for "update" database is in the database update box, correct? (Just checking).
Your 2nd click here for download of the up to date database, is just an up to date database, nothing more? In which case I will not be able to update the database myself? It's not a fix to the program for updating the data base? Why don't I wait until there is a fix to the program, if necessary, and then start from scratch again?
Anyway, see what you think about service pack 2. Personally I think it was very clumsily designed as it keeps prompting for more updates when they are already done. Or it's confused because there are some incompatiblities somewhere.
havn't got a for sure reason for that.. could be that the file was corrupted during your download or saving it, or there is some mention of a bug in the jet 3.51 using VB 5.0 (microsoft's software) not mine.. Microsoft claims that this bug is fixed in VB 6.0 (which is what I used for this) so the second reason shouldn't apply..
I downloaded the file myself and plopped it on my laptop for testing and I couldn't reproduce the error.. I suggest downloadin the mdb file again and save it in the same place, if you have the same problem I'll look into what might be causing it..
You mentioned that during install some files you had were newer so you kept them (which is a good idea) but maybe this is where the problem is.. have you install service pack 2 on your machine yet? I havn't done this on either system, so maybe I should put it on the laptop to test that out..
Hello Snides,
Re last question, have I installed service pack 2? Yep, (unfortunately) I have. This may be where the problem is. (Not to mention that it's turning out to be a pain in the a$$, as it acts something like a virus itself, taking over control of my machine in silly ways.)
Another thing I could try is deleting what I've already downloaded and re-down load from scratch again. And then if necessary could you be really specific about which button to press for updating the database. I'm pretty sure when I manually entered the date (not expecting that your program would do this for me automatically) that I used the same date format as what you had in previous draw. Maybe this is why data for last draw entered twice. Also the obvious button to press for "update" database is in the database update box, correct? (Just checking).
Your 2nd click here for download of the up to date database, is just an up to date database, nothing more? In which case I will not be able to update the database myself? It's not a fix to the program for updating the data base? Why don't I wait until there is a fix to the program, if necessary, and then start from scratch again?
Anyway, see what you think about service pack 2. Personally I think it was very clumsily designed as it keeps prompting for more updates when they are already done. Or it's confused because there are some incompatiblities somewhere.

