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| Andibevan 2005-11-27, 6:55 pm |
| I have got a version control tool installed that works with the VB editor.
Problem is I managed to delete one of the buttons when trying to copy it to
a toolbar. How do I go about getting the button back as it doesn't appear
on any of the lists when you try to add it in the usual way.
Hope that makes sense.
Andi
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"Andibevan" <Andibevan@notehere-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have got a version control tool installed that works with the VB editor.
> Problem is I managed to delete one of the buttons when trying to copy it
> to
> a toolbar. How do I go about getting the button back as it doesn't appear
> on any of the lists when you try to add it in the usual way.
How do you expect anyone to be able to answer that? What "version control
tool" are you using? What "lists" are you talking about? You need to provide
more information. For example, tell us what version control tool you're
using. Is it SourceSafe? If so, were you checking in your project on a
regular basis? If so, you should be able to restore the last version you
checked in. If you didn't use SourceSafe (or whatever) to check in or backup
your project, then there's probably nothing you can do but add the command
button from scratch and re-write any code for it.
--
Mike
Microsoft MVP Visual Basic
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| Andibevan 2005-11-28, 7:55 am |
| Sorry - The version tool is PVCS and I am not talking about a button on a
form - it is a button on a toolbar that checks out items from the archive
database. I think it may be easier to just re-install PVCS.
Thanks
Andi
"MikeD" <nobody@nowhere.edu> wrote in message
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> "Andibevan" <Andibevan@notehere-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you expect anyone to be able to answer that? What "version control
> tool" are you using? What "lists" are you talking about? You need to
provide
> more information. For example, tell us what version control tool you're
> using. Is it SourceSafe? If so, were you checking in your project on a
> regular basis? If so, you should be able to restore the last version you
> checked in. If you didn't use SourceSafe (or whatever) to check in or
backup
> your project, then there's probably nothing you can do but add the command
> button from scratch and re-write any code for it.
>
> --
> Mike
> Microsoft MVP Visual Basic
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| Jeff Johnson [MVP: VB] 2005-11-28, 6:55 pm |
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"Andibevan" <Andibevan@notehere-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry - The version tool is PVCS and I am not talking about a button on a
> form - it is a button on a toolbar that checks out items from the archive
> database. I think it may be easier to just re-install PVCS.
If the toolbar integrates into the VB IDE then you may be able to
right-click, go to Customize, and then use the Reset button to restore it to
its default state.
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| Andibevan 2005-11-28, 6:55 pm |
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"Jeff Johnson [MVP: VB]" <i.get@enough.spam> wrote in message
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> "Andibevan" <Andibevan@notehere-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> If the toolbar integrates into the VB IDE then you may be able to
> right-click, go to Customize, and then use the Reset button to restore it
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> its default state.
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I have managed to solve my problem now by unassociating PVCS with VB and
then re-associating it (sorry if that isn't technically correct but I don't
know what I did, I just know how to do it :-) )
Thanks for your various suggestions
Andy
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