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Re: datagrid Werries23-Jun-06 7:24 Werries 23-Jun-06 7:24  Protected Overrides Function ProcessCmdKey(ByRef msg As Message, ByVal keyData As Keys) As Boolean End Function This sub capture key messages before the form get's it. You can handle the key message manually from here and set the focus to the next control is keyData = Keys.Tab Try this, it's how I manage to control where the focus is on my application and it works fine! A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie! String$ function in VB6 angelagke18-Jun-06 16:51 angelagke 18-Jun-06 16:51  what the return value by using String$()??, example: value = String$(255,32) Thanks angela Re: String$ function in VB6 Colin Angus Mackay18-Jun-06 18:00 Colin Angus Mackay 18-Jun-06 18:00  angelagke wrote: what the return value by using String$()??, example: value = String$(255,32) According to the docs: String Function String(number, character) Returns a Variant of subtype String that is of the length specified by number and is filled with a given character. 32 = space character Therefore it retutns a string containing 255 space characters. Scottish Developers events: * .NET debugging, tracing and instrumentation by Duncan Edwards Jones and Code Coverage in .NET by Craig Murphy * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog Re: String$ function in VB6 angelagke18-Jun-06 19:28 angelagke 18-Jun-06 19:28  ok, thanks angela sending methods to an object compiled within an exe andrucko18-Jun-06 15:41 andrucko 18-Jun-06 15:41  Please forgive me in advance for any ignorance I show. I've recently arrived in the world of .net from VB6. I have seen applications that can send a method to an object with a compiled executable. For example, the screen capture software called SnagIt has the ability to scroll a list box within any application window that is active. From my experience, the only way to accomplish such a task would be to send a call to a dll file but it would seem impossible to me that SnagIt (for example) would know the dll to hit for a software program that it never saw before. Somebody told me that this functionality is now possible because of the .net technology. Does anybody have any code examples of a VB .net program that can send methods to a control within a complied executable? Thanks, Derek Re: sending methods to an object compiled within an exe Dave Kreskowiak18-Jun-06 18:38 Dave Kreskowiak 18-Jun-06 18:38  You cannot send "methods" to other applications. You can't send methods to anything actually. What you're seeing is SnagIt sending Windows Win32 messages to those controls. You need to get the Window Handle of the control that you want to send messages to, then call the Win32 function SendMessage to send whatever messages you need to to that control. This is nothing new. This is how Windows has worked for years. There's nothing in the .NET Framework that makes this any easier than it was 10 years ago. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic problem using DTS in vb.net saneng18-Jun-06 3:59 saneng 18-Jun-06 3:59  when I run the query select @@ version on query analyzer (sql server 2000) i get Microsoft SQL Server 2000 - 8.00.194 (Intel X86) Aug 6 2000 00:57:48 Copyright (c) 1988-2000 Microsoft Corporation Personal Edition on Windows NT 5.1 (Build 2600: Service Pack 2) it seems that service pack2 is already present in SQL but when i use DTS in my vb.net (visual studio.net 2003) code i get the following error " 13 queryinterface for custom task DTS.customtask dll" plz tell what is wrong and how to get rid of it? .net 2.0 golak_6218-Jun-06 3:59 golak_62 18-Jun-06 3:59  i want to add more pages to printdocument component in .net2.0 windows application please help me.(i want to connect to database and read records and for each record ,add new page to printdocument and print all together) The ways of make the print come ture ! snailflying18-Jun-06 3:22 snailflying 18-Jun-06 3:22  who can give me a example about the True DBReports 6.0 ?True DBReports 6.0? 初学者!Don't try it, just do it! *Archibald*rever dragon! Re: The ways of make the print come ture ! Dave Kreskowiak18-Jun-06 8:07 Dave Kreskowiak 18-Jun-06 8:07  How about asking ComponentOne for help. After all, that's what you paid the money for...support. Right? Sorry, there's just too many cracks out there for their ActiveX components to believe that you paid the money for the component and are still asking this question. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic sending email [modified] microuser_200018-Jun-06 1:54 microuser_2000 18-Jun-06 1:54  hellow to all , i wrote a code that send's email , by useing the System.Web.Mail refernce the code is fine i don't recive errors , i send to a vaild address , and i config my IIS , but i don't recive anyemail , the funny thing that i run the same code befor 1 week and it worked fine ! and now it's not working ...\ anyhelp -- modified at 7:54 Sunday 18th June, 2006 Re: sending email Dave Kreskowiak18-Jun-06 2:48 Dave Kreskowiak 18-Jun-06 2:48  This question is a bit vague. Are you saying that you're running your own SMTP/POP3 mail servers at home? Most ISP's will NOT allow you to do this. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: sending email microuser_200019-Jun-06 1:42 microuser_2000 19-Jun-06 1:42  i use this code , to send email ... System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "127.0.0.1" mailmsg.Subject = "message subject" mailmsg.Body = "message body" mailmsg.From = "Complaints@Nateevexpress.com" mailmsg.To = SendToEmails mailmsg.BodyFormat = Web.Mail.MailFormat.Text System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.Send(mailmsg) some times it send emails fast and some times it take a long time to recive email ..\ thxx Re: sending email Dave Kreskowiak19-Jun-06 3:30 Dave Kreskowiak 19-Jun-06 3:30  You didn't answer my question... What do you mean by "some times it take a long time to recive email"?? Are you running your own mail server at home? Are you expecting a message from an outside sender to be delivered to your mail server and you're not receiving it? Or are you saying that the mail message never leaves your mail server and arrives at its destination? By the IP address in your code, I'll assume that your running a mail server on your local machine. Most ISP's will NOT allow this and will NOT forward messages sent from unauthorized mail servers. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: sending email [modified] microuser_200020-Jun-06 1:31 microuser_2000 20-Jun-06 1:31  hellow , i am only trying to send to outers emails , i am not trying to recive , and some times i recive this message could not access CDO.Message object , how can i do this ? -- modified at 8:19 Tuesday 20th June, 2006 Re: sending email Dave Kreskowiak20-Jun-06 11:25 Dave Kreskowiak 20-Jun-06 11:25  Change the SmtpServer IP Address to that of your ISP's SMTP server. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: sending email microuser_200020-Jun-06 20:21 microuser_2000 20-Jun-06 20:21  i did is there anything else that i have to do ? Re: sending email Dave Kreskowiak21-Jun-06 1:24 Dave Kreskowiak 21-Jun-06 1:24  That depends on your ISP's SMTP server. But, generally, no, there isn't. As for the CDO.Message object error, you might want to take a look at this[^]. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: sending email himuskanhere19-Jun-06 0:21 himuskanhere 19-Jun-06 0:21  hi Friend, can u show or email ur code to me!! I also work on that!! my address is "rahulshendurnikar@gmail.com"bbye Rahul here Why listview could not show good image? rushing17-Jun-06 23:50 rushing 17-Jun-06 23:50  I add some picture to imagelist, the imagewidth and imageheight property has been set. Then show them in a listview by icon view mode. However, the picture is not clear. How to do? Thanks! VB 6.0 Re: Why listview could not show good image? Dave Kreskowiak18-Jun-06 3:03 Dave Kreskowiak 18-Jun-06 3:03  Are the images you have in the ImageList the same size as they are going to be displayed in? Or are they larger images being scaled down to icon size in your ListView? If they're being scaled, your sacrificing alot of image quality doing that. It's best to use images of the size they'll be rendered at, not scaled. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic How to extract part of a string dragon5217-Jun-06 18:11 dragon52 17-Jun-06 18:11  I am calling "GetVolumeInformation" to get hold of drive volume label. The 2nd parameter of this function is declared as Dim driveLabel As String = Space(200) This string remains 200 in length even though the label returned is only 11 chars long, say "MY PROJECTS " This string delaration is giving me a lot of trouble and it completely messes up the rest of my code when I concat it with other string variables. (eg dim myText = " label is " & drivelabel). Everything become 200 in length. Does anyone know how I can extract the useful part of "driveLabel" as declared above??? That is a string with the correct "string.length" value (for "MY PROJECT " I need driveLabel.length=10) Re: How to extract part of a string progload17-Jun-06 18:40 progload 17-Jun-06 18:40  String.Trim Removes all occurrences of white space characters from the beginning and end of this instance. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemStringClassTrimTopic1.asp[^] creating databse [modified] _tasleem17-Jun-06 15:08 _tasleem 17-Jun-06 15:08  hi all i want to know ho to create the database though .net. i want when my application starts first time it create the databse there if it is not created. if i use the sql script then how to execute that script Tasleem Arif -- modified at 21:09 Saturday 17th June, 2006 Re: creating databse Mekong River17-Jun-06 15:53 Mekong River 17-Jun-06 15:53  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;305079[^]

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