Anybody know of a (respected and won't move the page on us in a year) web page that lists all the events in MS Office?
And thanks for your help, guys. I'm really under the gun to finish this project.
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Anybody know of a (respected and won't move the page on us in a year) web page that lists all the events in MS Office?
And thanks for your help, guys. I'm really under the gun to finish this project.
Also: What is more appropriate? Hope you understand that these are difficult Google searches...
a) ForEach loops
b) For Each loops
Which is more appropriate when talking about a line of code like this:
Do While Not EOF(File)
Do you call it a loop? Or a Do Loop? Or what?
Hi Anne,
its a Do Loop.
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Hi Anne,
Fwiw, I haven't. Even Microsoft doesn't have a page that lists all the events in one place.
The page I gave to Zack a while ago though here does link them to each "new" section. If we could get Zack to post it, then maybe you could link them here? :dunno
Hi Anne,
the right is "For Each" it must be separated.
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Whatchoo mean, "new"?
It links to the entire object model for 97, then each verision, but MS only posts the "new" events added since the prior version.
It does, at least, put all the links on one page.
Paleo, may I print your real name in an Office VBA book for making a small, but not insignificant, contribution?
Thanks, Ken. I thought it'd alleviate some work for us if there was a full list somewhere. Fergit it. If it's only partial, heck with it. :) Thanks!
Hi Anne,
here is it.
http://www.mugrs.org/etc/MSDN%20References.htm
The file Ken told us about.
Hi Anne,
gee I trully would love that!:cloud9:
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That's terrific. I'll use it if you do ONE little thing for me? Rename the file so there's no % sign in the name. :)
Oh! And promise not to move it for at least TWO years! :D
Ok, I will do it.
Here its new address: http://www.mugrs.org/etc/MSDNRef.htm and yes I will keep it.
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Okay. If I am writing a book and I want to BRIEFLY describe WITH STATEMENTS.
Do you feel that I am obliged to also describe IF STATEMENTS? Or are IFs more self-explanatory?
Well, as I own the domain and the host I can promise that.
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Well, that very much depends on whats your target audience.
I would describe both so it can be readen and understood by more people.
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Thanks again, Carlos!
You AND your web will now be in there. :)
Great Anne, thank you very much!