Matt Herbert wrote:
> Tim Golden wrote:
>> OK, I'm not entirely sure what "bindings on a network adapter are".
>
> Network Bindings are simply a list of Clients, Protocols, and Services
> that can be bound to particular adapters in particular orders. This is
> most easily visualized by brining u
Matt Herbert wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've been trying to figure out how to change the bindings on a network
> adapter. I've used Google extensively and haven't found anything useful
> (or I haven't been searching for the right things).
>
> What I have found, leads me to believe that the only wa
Tim Golden wrote:
> OK, I'm not entirely sure what "bindings on a network adapter are".
Network Bindings are simply a list of Clients, Protocols, and Services
that can be bound to particular adapters in particular orders. This is
most easily visualized by brining up your Network Connections cont
The last 3 args are optional. I've tried dropping them, same results.
x1.FunctionX(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6, arg7)
which yields the same error message.
x1.FunctionX(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6)
Yields an argument not optional error message (not at the machine this runs
on, so can
David wrote:
> So I have a Visual Basic script in Excel which connects via com to
> programX and retrieves data. The COM function takes 7 required
> arguments. arg1-6 are set equal to values to determine what data to
> fetch. arg7 is the variant in which the function returns the fetched
> data.
> .
So I have a Visual Basic script in Excel which connects via com to programX
and retrieves data. The COM function takes 7 required arguments. arg1-6 are
set equal to values to determine what data to fetch. arg7 is the variant in
which the function returns the fetched data.
In VB it works like this:
Hello all,
I've been trying to figure out how to change the bindings on a network
adapter. I've used Google extensively and haven't found anything useful
(or I haven't been searching for the right things).
What I have found, leads me to believe that the only way to do this is
via the INetCfg
