Hi,
Public Sub Form_Open()
Dim a As String = 4
Dim b As String = 4
If a b Then
Else
'Shell ls
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
Endif
End
How to Me.Close
Thanks
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On Fri, 2012-04-20 at 03:13 -0700, abbat wrote:
Hi,
Public Sub Form_Open()
Dim a As String = 4
Dim b As String = 4
If a b Then
Else
'Shell ls
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
Endif
End
How to Me.Close
Thanks
Removing irrelevant code, I get
Public Sub Form_Open()
What about Quit instead Me.Close?
2012/4/20, abbat abbat...@mail.ru:
It does not CLOSE.
Just try F5
If True then
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
EndIf
DOES NOT CLOSE (you have to push stop button), AND:
If True then
'Exec [ls]
Me.Close
EndIf
WORKS
GMail-79 wrote:
Thank you very very very much ))
Now it works as i need.
minthaka wrote:
What about Quit instead Me.Close?
2012/4/20, abbat abbat...@mail.ru:
It does not CLOSE.
Just try F5
If True then
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
EndIf
DOES NOT CLOSE (you have to push stop button), AND:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2012, abbat wrote:
Thank you very very very much ))
Now it works as i need.
minthaka wrote:
What about Quit instead Me.Close?
2012/4/20, abbat abbat...@mail.ru:
It does not CLOSE.
Just try F5
If True then
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
EndIf
On vr, 2012-04-20 at 17:07 +0200, tobi wrote:
2012/4/20, abbat abbat...@mail.ru:
It does not CLOSE.
Just try F5
If True then
Exec [ls]
Me.Close
EndIf
DOES NOT CLOSE (you have to push stop button), AND:
If True then
'Exec [ls]