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Re: takes a long time to release memory "Michaelov, Itzik" <IMich...@ingrnet.com> wrote Accessing a collection by index number is supported, but not very well optimized. If you are using an index, then an array may be better for the task. FYI: Try that same test using a key value: ... then ... Do you notice a difference? What does that tell you about indexing and takes a long time to release memory I'm using VB 6.0 SP6 why in second case memory release very slowly Case 1: (execution time 2 seconds) Dim mcol As New Collection Dim k As Collection For lCount = 1 To 120000 Set k = New Collection mcol.Add k Next lCount = mcol.Count For lIndex = 1 To lCount mcol.Remove 1 Next lIndex Set mcol = Nothing Re: need help in passing a flash variable into a vb variable I thought about that, but then I didn't know if Flash had that kind of access to the file system. Re: need help in passing a flash variable into a vb variable Why not just write it out to a text file from Flash and read it in with VB? Simple and effective. Re: need help in passing a flash variable into a vb variable Just a guess, but I doubt you'll be able to make this happen. However, you'll probably have more luck asking in a Flash group. See if you can find out if Flash can even do interprocess communication. If so, perhaps you could open a TCP socket between it and your VB app. But don't hold your breath.... need help in passing a flash variable into a vb variable Hello, I need some help. I have a flash input screen with text field and a flash variable that stores the text field info. I need to get the info and store it into a vb variable to use within vb. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, vbspinner Re: Create a hyperlink in a string value --snip It seems that you can't do it. Access can format an object into HTML, XML and other formats and send it as attachment. But the body of the email is still a plain text. You might need to consider CDO or something like this. Dmitriy. Re: Create a hyperlink in a string value What is your html? It should be <a href="mailto:your_email_addres s">E-mail Me!</a> Note the mailto: bit. Re: Create a hyperlink in a string value Well I was trying to hard code it because I only want them to open up a particular database. I hoped that if I wrote the html for a link it would display as a link in Outlook when the e-mail message opens up, but it displays as : <a href... The code that I provided sets up different properties of the e-mail, then Re: Create a hyperlink in a string value Wouldn't that link be hard-coded into that 'predefined e-mail message'? Producing html that shows as a link in some viewer that supports hyperlink techonolgy isn't very hard. Just open any web page and select "View Source"... there should be plenty of text in there that, when viewed thru IE, show as links.

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