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I would like to design a program that could be used to fill out website forms, it would need to be able to take user input and place it in several different forms on different websites. Is there a simple control to do this?
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Hello,
I'm working with VB.NET and want to write a programm which includes a
Listview, that should work like the view in the explorer.
The problem is that i can not move the items (shown as LargeIcons) in the listview.
Every Item should be able to be placed everywhere within the Listview.
(e.g. it should be possible that one Icons is over an other Icon)
I also want do drag and drop Listviewitems between to ListViews,
i created a new DataObject wich includs the ListViewItem and send it with the DoDragDrop function.
But if i drop the item on the other ListView, i first have to clone the Item and then delete the one in the origin ListView.
Is there any simpler method to realise that ?
Thanks in advance
Robert
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I am trying to make it so when I select an Item In the list box text will appear in my text box can anyone help me.
My email is burnhamd@hotmail.com
Daniel Burnham
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in the List1_Click event, put in Text1.Text = List1.Text
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David Wengier
Sonork ID: 100.14177 - Ch00k
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Hi there, I need some help with ADO. Right now i have a
program written in VB using ADO. I have the connection
string hard coded to a specific database. How do make it
so the ado will look in an ini at the second line and change the connection string to the one in the ini file. Do i have to remove the connection string in the program? Please help.
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If the connection string has been entered into a property in the properties window, you will need to delete it.
Then, you will have to read in the ini file yourself (using either standard file access methods, or GetPrivateProfileString API call) and set the ConnectionString property to be the string that is read out.
ADO wont automatically go looking in an ini file.
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David Wengier
Sonork ID: 100.14177 - Ch00k
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Hi
could anyone out there give me a jump start on handling xml docs in VB.net. I am especially confused by the nodes and elements, or rather, what's the difference?
would apreciate any help
thanx
Samy
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I built a dll in VB to run under internet explorer. Into the dll I need to open a new window, but I need to access the methods and variables into the dll in the new page. Does anyone know how can I do this?
thanks
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When you said that you made a .dll that runs under Internet Explorer did you mean within IE, such as a component for an .asp page, or did you mean that you are using a pluggin to access the Internet from a VB app? The solution should be rather simple in either situation. For example:
Visual Basic Solution - Inside New Window
Dim a As [ClassName]
Set a = CreateObject("[ProjectName].[ClassName]")
a.[ListOfMethods]
<code>...when done, clean up...</code>
Set a = nothing
VBScript ASP Solution - Inside New Window
Dim a
Set a = Server.CreateObject("[ProjectName].[ClassName]")
a.[ListOfMethods]
<code>...when done, clean up...</code>
Set a = nothing
I hope that I understood your problem correctly, if not, just let me know.
HTH
Nick Parker
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Hi !
With windows, you can change the scrollbar size in the control panel for the display. I'm using this feature because my app is supposed to be used with a touch screen, and the normal scrollbar size is too small for a finger.
I would like to know how I can read this scrollbar size from my VB 6.0 application, so that I can dynamically adapt the layout.
Does anyone know how to do that ?
Thank you !
Jerome
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Use the SysInfo control to read the system metrics. Look on MSDN, there is a sample.
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David Wengier
Sonork ID: 100.14177 - Ch00k
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How i can send a data contained in object of String on a socket , whose send method requires a byte array as arrgument to send? what conversions i have to make.
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Try:
arrBytes() As Byte = System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(strString)
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Hello,
I'm new to building applications that will run on servers and I would ike to know if anyone could help me.
I'm looking to build an application that will keep on running even after the administrator has logged off of the system. (Ie SQL Server, IIS) I've already made it so that the application will show up in the system tray.
Would anyone have any suggestions or be able to point me in a direction?
Thank you,
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You need to create a Windows Service. If you're using .Net, it should be quite simple. If you're using VB6, use C++! 
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Richard_D wrote:
You need to create a Windows Service. If you're using .Net, it should be quite simple
Could you tell me how, in C#?
Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing
C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN!
UIN: 50302279
E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu
Speciality: I love C# and C++!
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How can I Drag and drop an item of Internet Explorer to my TreeView ?
Thanks!
Fabiana
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Which kind of item?
Vanclei Matheus
Brazil
MSN Msgr - vmatheus@msn.com
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Is there a way to zero out all variables in a user defined type all at once. I don't want to write a function to set the structure variables to 0.
'Decl
Private m_tBigStruct as Big_Type
----Some Module---
Type Big_Type
.LnAmt as double
.pmtstream(1 to 360) as Pmt_Type
'a bunch more variables go here
end Type
I want to wack the values in m_tbigstruct with one line of code.
-Joe
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Here is some code that may help if you would like to unzip files in Vb.Net. The NZipLib.dll is required.
Public Function UnZipFile(ByVal FileName As String, ByVal DirName As String) As String
Dim s As ZipInputStream = New ZipInputStream(File.OpenRead(FileName))
Dim theEnTry As ZipEntry
Dim filePath As String = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(FileName)
theEnTry = s.GetNextEntry()
Dim di As New DirectoryInfo(DirName & filePath)
If Not di.Exists Then
di.Create()
End If
Dim count As Long
While Not (theEnTry Is Nothing)
Dim fs As FileStream = File.Create(DirName & filePath & "\" & theEnTry.Name)
Dim nBytes As Integer
Dim data() As Byte = New Byte(theEnTry.Size) {}
Try
nBytes = s.ReadByte()
count = 1
While nBytes <> -1 Or count < (theEnTry.Size - 1)
fs.WriteByte(nBytes)
nBytes = s.ReadByte()
count = count + 1
End While
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.ToString)
End Try
fs.Close()
theEnTry = s.GetNextEntry()
End While
s.Close()
End Function
Hope this helps you.
Fishbone365
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Hi!
I did a installer using the Visual Basic Installer but after instalation, only the one who installed the application can use the program (installed). I dont know if I have to change something on the vb project (used by Visual Basic Installer) or change the instaler's code.
Could you help me?
Thanks
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This sounds more like a permissions problem on the target computer than a programming or installation problem. What OS is it installing to?
Win2K has caused me some headaches after installing even commercial MS products. Only an Admin can install them, but after I did an installation for the user and had the owner log in, the app went away. Locating the program was no problem, but I had to manually change the permissions for each app to allow users to open them.
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Thank you Roger Wright!
I'm using win2k. I'm in doubt of what place I have to write the key (used by Visual Basic Installer) on the register. Using Visual Basic Installer you have some options like that, and in addition I dont know if version of win2k I use have some restriction about that.
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In Win2K only local administrators can modify the Registry. Whoever installs the app will have to have admin priveleges, then after installing will have to set permissions for users manually. I'm sure there's an easier way, but I haven't found it.
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