VB Forum / General / August 2008

I'm trying to program my VB6 application to display Cyrillic
characters on the screen.  I can get the text boxes and labels to
display the Cyrillic characters by setting the charset property
(Text1.Font.Charset = 204 and Label1.Font.Charset = 204) but the

Trying to run the dhSqliteDemo.vbp
I copied dhRichClient.dll and sqlite35_engine.dll from .../bin folder to
.../windows/system32
then registered   dhRichClient.dll

VB6
Out of process AX-DLL (.exe)
Better Procedure Needed?
Sometimes I can hook up and sometimes not while doing development.

I know how to determine the position of a window of any running
program.  I had written a VB6 program a number of years ago that could
detrmine this and then move the cursor a certain distance down and
left and click a button. This allowed me to automate some repative

Well. Actually, this is a repost of my question in the following link.
I repost her to regenerate the attention.
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion/browse_thr
ead/thread/8e85a7368b55a219
The question is

Raw newbie with Inno needs help big time, and you need to be patient as I am
finding it hard to follow.
where I am at I created Setup.lst with VBs P&D I then ran Inno which
produced an *.iss file

As far as I can tell and aside from msgboxes, there's really only two
ways to debug VB6 ActiveX components:
1. Use Visual C++
2. Use the VB IDE:  Add a new test-client project to the project

I just made a simple user control in VB6, and put it on a form.
I then tried to select its instance on that form at design time (to
get to its properties), by clicking on it.
Immediately, the user control jumped - i.e. its position on the form

Please be gentle.  I am quite new to visual basic, but I have been
going through tutorials and reading up.  I found a code snippet on the
internet that I wanted to see if I could re-purpose for a project, but
I keep getting the error:  "Object reference not set to an instance of

I have a simple VB application that sends data to a serial port using ta VB
MSCOMM object named OutputPort and a timer event.  The following code works,
sort of.  
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()    

I'm trying to mail something to a list of addresses in my
spreadsheet.  As best as I can tell, everything works fine EXCEPT, the
mail never seems to go out.  I don't believe there are any errors
being returned as I step through it and it seems to execute each

Apologies if I'm in the wrong forum.
I have a VB6 windows forms program that I would like to be "always on top".
What code is needed to achieve that?
Thanks

Initially, my project used TreeView of Ms Win Common Control ver 5.0.
Due to the requirement by the client that i need to set the forecolor
of the nodes in the TreeView, i changed to use TreeView of 6.0.
After i replace the TreeView with version 6.0, the program keeps

Sub fnTest
   On Error Resume Next
   Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
   If IsObject(rs) Then

is it possible to open a binary file and read it byte for byte into an
array, so then I can manipulate the array to my needs, read a particular
part of the array to obtain info from it? delete parts of the array, etc,
etc...