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Subject:
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Access permisison
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Posted By:
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monika.vasvani
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Post Date:
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7/24/2008 4:56:05 AM
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Hi All
I have one application in Visual Basic.I have created one folder at runtime.I want to give permission to that folder that only administrator can access this folder,nobody can.
Is it possible in visual basic?
Second problem is:I have created runtime excel files.It works perfectly.
But problem is i want set allignment property through coding excel file.
My code is:
Set AppXls = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
Set ObjWb = AppXls.Workbooks.Add
Set ObjWs = ObjWb.Worksheets.Add
ObjWs.Range("B1").Value = "SISTER NIVEDITA SCHOOL ON WHEELS"
ObjWs.Range("B2").Value = "SUPPORTED BY"
'ObjWs.Range("B2").Font.Bold = True
ObjWs.Range("B3").Value = "SHARE AND CARE FOUNDATION-U.S.A"
ObjWs.Range("B4").Value = "MEDICAL REPORT"
ObjWs.Range("C4").Value = Label3.Caption
ObjWs.Range("D4").Value = txt_date.Text
ObjWs.Range("B7") = Text1(0).Text
ObjWs.Range("B8") = cmb_address.Text
ObjWs.Range("B9") = Text1(2).Text
what i do?
Pls help me.
Thanks
monika
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Reply By:
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gbianchi
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Reply Date:
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7/24/2008 7:47:44 AM
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Hi there..
Did you try the filesystemobject that's inside the scripting runtime in VB? maybe you can change permissions from there (although I don't remember is that object fits you)...
For the excel part, the easy trick is to save a macro that do what you need (just start saving a macro, do all the alignment you need, then stop the macro). After that, check the code that excel wrote for you, and done.
HTH
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Reply By:
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monika.vasvani
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Reply Date:
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7/25/2008 11:53:57 PM
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Hi all
I have already posted my article for access permission.
But i would like to know how to give password and username to folder which is created at runtime?
is it possible through coding in vb?
If yes pls help me
Thnaks
monika
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Reply By:
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BrianWren
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Reply Date:
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7/31/2008 1:08:34 PM
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The mechanism that Microsoft has for controlling access to resources in the file system (files, folders, etc.) is through the Access Control List (ACL). Though it is pretty easy to use this through Windows Explorer, the means through code is pretty involved.
You have to do things like creating an Access Control Entry object (ACE), adjusting its properties, then adding it to the collection of ACEs that a given resource has. It is a lot of code, but it is absolutely something that can be done through Visual Basic code.
I don’t believe you can set a password on a resource. It is controlled through the person logged onto the machine, and that does involve a password.
I have entered the acronyms involved so that you will have some detail through which to make a web search.
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