Visual Basic

Dim dt As New DateTime((ft.dwHighDateTime * (2 ^ 32)) + ft.dwLowDateTime)

pnpfriend wrote:

i tried to use redemption

pnpfriend wrote:

to get the msg file information such as To, From, Subject, Body and if the msg file is appointment file

percyvimal wrote:

1.How to declare global variables.

Public Class HelpersLibrary
    Public Shared myGlobalVariable As Integer
End Class

percyvimal wrote:

2.where to declare ( in VB6 used to declare those in Modules what about 2005?)

percyvimal wrote:

3.How to make the application Run the Sub Main() function

Module MainStartupCode
    Public Sub Main()
        ' Your startup code begins here
        ' To launch a form and start your Windows GUI:
        Application.Run(New mainForm)
    End Sub
End Module

Module MainStartupCode
    Public Sub Main(ByVal cmdArgs() As String)
        ' Your startup code begins here
        ' To launch a form and start your Windows GUI:
        Application.Run(New mainForm)
    End Sub
End Module

Public Class Form1
    <STAThread()> _
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        ' Same as above examples...
    End Sub
 
    ' the rest of your form code goes here...
End Class

percyvimal wrote:

percyvimal wrote:

5.How to end the application Frmmdiform.END

Me.Close()

Now, you don't have to have a Module to supply a Sub Main. You can do it with a Shared member Sub of a class:<br />
<br />
Public Class Form1    <STAThread()> _    Public Shared Sub Main()        ' Same as above examples...    End Sub     ' the rest of your form code goes here...End Class<br />
<br />

percyvimal wrote:

According to your example Form1 --should be the start up form?

Mr kilany wrote:

i send a vairable to another application