G
George Hester
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim x%
For x% = 1 To 500
ListBox1.AddItem "ListBox1 entry #" & str$(x%)
Next x%
End Sub
This in a form and it works. Why then is the str$ staying str$? It should be Str$. My intellisense is going bonkers. This is NOT the only issue where this intellisense is not working. Here's another one:
Public Declare Function GetProcessHeap Lib "kernel32" _
() As Long
Then when we type getprocessheap( NOTHING happens. The intellisense is going bonkers. This one I can understand why but it's NOT right.
I sure hope the new and improved Outlook 2003 is improved. New goes without saying, but improved????
Dim x%
For x% = 1 To 500
ListBox1.AddItem "ListBox1 entry #" & str$(x%)
Next x%
End Sub
This in a form and it works. Why then is the str$ staying str$? It should be Str$. My intellisense is going bonkers. This is NOT the only issue where this intellisense is not working. Here's another one:
Public Declare Function GetProcessHeap Lib "kernel32" _
() As Long
Then when we type getprocessheap( NOTHING happens. The intellisense is going bonkers. This one I can understand why but it's NOT right.
I sure hope the new and improved Outlook 2003 is improved. New goes without saying, but improved????