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Morglisn, You can go to your nearest library and get some books like: Excel 2000 Developers's Hnabook by Marion Cottingham and Excel VBA Step by Step by Microsoft. Alberto

Hello DSB123, By a mistake I last part in the file must be: ( The prompt OverWrite MUST BE Before the ShowSave) ' Save the Document ' Stablishing the Common Dialog Filter StrFilter = "All Microsoft Word Files (*.doc)|*.doc|Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*|&quot...

Hi DSB123, Within your application, put a command button named "Word" ( or anything else good for you). Look in References and select: Microsoft Word 8.0 or 9.0 Object library. Depending on what you have. You must put a Common Dialog Button. Look at Components and select: Microsotf...

abbver98, I was reading your posting and all I have to said is, Please take a breath,, and enjoy "Mastering AutoCAD VBA" by Marion Cottingham, you can take a trip to your library. They can get the book for you, and if you like, you could learn a few commnands in VBA, AND YOU CAN STILL...

mmilbury, If you have all the records, where do you have the records? in a spreadsheet? in a text file? in a data file? If you have the records in a spreadsheet, (we) you can use Visual Basic 6, and (we) you can handle the records this way. With a data or text file is easier, speaking with...

I think you have to take a look at the Charpy test. The ASME Code is wide on this topic. SAE is also good. Alberto

Graemel, The basic in Beam Diagrams tell you 0.2113*L (Case 15) is the place when M=0. Nothing about Lc or Lb. You have to know about the compact section criteria. Table B5.1 would be very helpful. Chapter F is next. Look at equation (F1-2) and according with the compact section criteria...

ksreedhar, Take a look at http://www.daystarsotware.com. The Multiframe is a good sofware and you can sneak around the japanese code. Try to install it with the Japanese Code. Other option is look at google.com and search for the topic that you need. Have a Good day. :-) Alberto

CottageGuy, Please take a look at: Structural Steel Design by Abraham J. Rokach at take a peek at Chapter 9. Torsion. If you have something specific in hands. The design with axials, moments, shears, and torsions let me know and I will try to help at atklinger@netscape.net Good look :-). Alberto

Hi St2002 1. You can make your own software 2. or be able to pay several k's for some. SDS/2, www.desconplus.com, www.asteel.com Alberto

Hello Kayla, 1. You can try http://www.google.com and you can search for the specific topic. 2. I do have some bibliography and some software for the design of foundations. 3. Look at the ACI Codes. 4. Go to the closest library to you and make a search about what are you looking for. The...