I am looking at the LimeLM sample VBA project and I am trying to understand the code. I have found 5 locations in the VBA code where it appears I need to either (a) make a choice / update the code or (b) the VBA code is something I have never seen before and for which I cannot find information searching the internet. Please clarify for me.1. In the "Public Function IsGeneralEX" does the statement "options.flags = options.flags Or TA_OFFLINE_SHOW_INET_ERR" need to be modified to choose only one of the two parameters and if so what is the difference / significance of choosing one over the other?2. In the "Public Function TrialDays_Remaining" does the parameter list for the function need to be modified to use either TA_System Or TA_VERIFIED_TRIAL"? If this is a valid VBA statement where can I find information on this syntax? If I need to choose one of the two parameters, then what is the difference / significance of choosing one over the other (also applies to the next three similar situations)?3. In the "Public Sub UseTrial" does the parameter list for the sub need to be modified to use either TA_System Or TA_VERIFIED_TRIAL"? 4. In the "Public Sub UseTrialVerifiedFromFile" does the parameter list for the sub need to be modified to use either TA_System Or TA_VERIFIED_TRIAL"? 5. In the "Public Sub ExtendTrial" does the parameter list for the sub need to be modified to use either TA_System Or TA_VERIFIED_TRIAL"?
If I need to modify the VBA code to use one of the two parameters in each of the above five routines did I miss where you provided information as to the need to made the updates?
>> "1. In the "Public Function IsGeneralEX" does the statement "options.flags = options.flags Or TA_OFFLINE_SHOW_INET_ERR" need to be modified to choose only one of the two parameters and if so what is the difference / significance of choosing one over the other?"
No, "OR" is a logical OR operator in VBA (google "logical OR"). It's a programming concept.
2, 3, 4, 5. Same as #1.
Thanks for the reply / clarification. I feel pretty dumb. Should have recognized this as the Logical Or. Did not occur to me as I have never come across the use of Or in a parameter list. Thanks again.
