VB Forum / Deployment / January 2006

I'm a VBA newbe.  And it seems VBA code is generally stored in a
particular MS Office document (.xls, .mdb, etc) and only accessible
within that document (as in Access) or within that program (as Excel).
** How do I share my VBA code between all my MS Office applications

My application starts logging and executes shell commands on startup. The
application runs fine, except when it executes at boot time.  In other words
when I make it a "startup" application on my Windows XP box, it does
everything except logging and shell commands.  If I execute ...

I am trying to create vb6 installation by visual studio 6.
I had success build before. But now when I try to build the same setup
again, I get 9 error/warnings like:
one or more files in msvcrt.msm have different versions than those installed

I just installed WINXP + VB6 + SP6.
I tried to install visual studio installer 1.1
I got this error again and again :
"Setup was unable to locate the file

I am having trouble creating Imagebutton at runtime from VB.NET code behind
page.  I can create imagebutton dynamically but don't know how to create
onclick event from vb code behind page.  There is no onclick event in
Imagebutton at design time neither.  How can I create a ...

I use Visual Installer 1.1
I would the database file not to be removed while the user uninstalls the
software.
TIA

I am new to deploying VB 6 applications and wonder if someone could answer
this question.  I have a small database that accesses about 2000 member
records from an excel spreadsheet.  I would like to package and deploy the
database on a cd but have the data file sitting outside ...

I am useing Zenworks 6.5 to kick off a command line install of office 2003
with an mst file config, the problems is that the users pc's have an office
2000 install with only word powerpoint and excel on it as they user
thunderbird at the moment, but with the mst file I have set ...

I wonder whether it is possible to alter an EXE file thru adding some code
in some place that does some control (i.e. check date or such simple
control) and stop executing if test succeeds. Yes, there exists viruses,
trojans or such but what I am after is I need to put a date ...

I moved from VB6 P&D to Visual Studio Installer 1.1
Since then - in the shortcuts created on the Start menu, I cannot put
command line parameters near the name of the EXE file
Please advise.