VB Forum / General / August 2006

   I need to write an application that can read the contents of IE6.
Basically the user opens an intranet site and displays a page then From
within a vb app they click a button that first checks the page title and if
the first x characters match then it reads the page and ...

when i try to open exe file the install shield give me this messege
command line parameters
/L Language ID
/S hiding initialization dialog for silent mode use /s /v /qn

please dont take some code any adress

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Ok, so it seems many of us have stuck with using Visual Basic 6 and
have not necessarily moved on to the 'newer' languages; VB.Net, C#,
etc...
With the recent release of the new Visual Studio, I'm once again

I have a code which searches in an access database for specific words.
The basic thing is that I type in a few words in an Textbox, divided by
spaces and then
with these words I go through my database table:

I have VB6 SP6 enterprise edition.  I need an explanation  *for dummies* on something advanced,
beyond my VB6 texts.
Can some one get me started on modifying the appearance of a standard form?  I searched on the
internet and could not find what I am seeking.  Maybe I don't know ...

I am trying to add a titlebar simulation in a picturebox imitating a
form with out min max close btns ( i cant use another form )
As the titlebar color of XP is based on themes i cant get the exact
color of the Titlebar

OK, based on someones ssuggestion in an earlier post I have some code
that reads a text file into memory. This is the code:
Dim FileNum As Integer
Dim TotalFile As String

How can I by pressing two times on a key combination, e.g. Ctrl-X, make my
application become minimized and then maximized again. When I try
Me.WindowState = vbMinimized
Me.WindowState = vbMaximized

I finally managed to create something that will search a string for
words and determine if they are within a certain range of each other.
However I still have some things I need help with:
Const MY_TEXT As String = "Matches a word boundary, that is, " _

Would you guys like to try one of the programs that took me 4 months to
make?
It is still a beta though...
Doors 06 Beta 1

I'm using a webbrowser control in VB6 to load a web page then find the
value of an <input using .document.All. It works when I hard code the
page element name but I can't figure out how to use it dynamically with
a variable name. For example:

I have a text box. I would like the user to be able to place the cursor
in the box and when a key is pressed have that key code (not sure of
the proper verbage, keycode, ASCII code?) written to some sort of
variable so I can then write the variable contents out to a

I have a richtextbox in a VB6 project that will have dozens of lines of
text. I'd like to have large bold text along the right edge of the
document, whether there are already lines of text in the places where
the vertical text would go or not.