VB Forum / General / March 2006

I have a VB application that has command-line arguments that I would like
to launch via a hyperlink that is emailed to the user.
If I use the syntax of "\\server\path\app.exe arg1,arg2" the link breaks
at the space and executes the app without the arguments.

I have four tables:
tblCalls
 CallId  - PK
 CallerName

Private Sub btnOK_Click()
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler   ' Enable error-handling routine.
   Dim objRsExcel As Object
   Set objRsExcel = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")

What is wrong in the following code:
   Dim cds As COPYDATASTRUCT
   Dim buf(1 To 255) As Byte
   Call CopyMemory(cds, ByVal lParam, Len(cds))

Back to the Shell project.....
To refresh, the shell has a system tray (API Listview) , task swapper (VB
Listview), full owner-draw icon start menu (OCX), and on the interface
form is a label for the clock and 3 command buttons.

I have 2 forms on form1 I have a button that is suppose to fire a command
button on the 2nd form. The control it is suppose to call  is stored in an
array. I have to do this because I have alot of  buttons that might have to
stored.

We're running an application that calls the showform method in a particular
dll and the code never reaches the form load in the same dll, it just hangs;
no error.  This only happens on new computers installed with XP Pro with SP2
embedded.  Other computers that have been patched ...

           On startup my program needs and reads some customized
registration data from Windows registry.
Some users are running my app as a service on their machines, usually
Windows Server 2003.

We have been using the (VB6) Package and Deployment Wizard for years to
distribute our software. We have made numerous modifications to it to meet
our requierments, such as adding controls, revising the look and feel,
suppressing alerts, adding activation/registration screens, ...

Hi, guys,
I have the following source code copied from MSDN,
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q299566) where
Micrsoft XML 4.0 was referenced:

Does anyone know a way of submitting more than one document to be the .body
with fxscomex.dll?
I have an app that produces multiple bmp's which need to be faxed, and
currently it looks like I will have to send multiple faxes.

How do I in VB6 (in a simple .exe or ActiveX dll) set a reference
programmatically to another ActiveX dll?
In VBA this is simple with AddFromFile, but sofar I haven't managed this yet
in VB6.

I have a resource file which contains one 16x16 icon.  When I use
LoadResPicture (101, vbResIcon) the picture returned is 32x32.
Any reason why, or how I can get it to default back to 16x16?
Thanks guys

OK, this is a little off-topic, but someone might know anyway.
I am having a strange problem - after installing OpenOffice 2, I am
getting errors in MSDN, ie from start page I cannot click on "Visual
Basic" I get "An error has occurred, do you wish to debug" etc. During

Is there a way to set the size and postion of the windows of external
apps?