VB Forum / Win API / May 2007

I need to raise the click-event of the vsflexgrid-control
of Component One. I need to simulate the click on a certain
cell of the grid, exactely on the 1st row, 5th col.
How Am i gonna do that. I guess i need to SendMessage

I'm using the class clsvolume (on gssg.de -
vbclassic-multimedia-volume1) since years for adjusting volume-levels.
Using W2K SP4
Changed now mainboard and CPU, put on the new drivers, didn't bring up

how can I read out the meta data of a file, like the topic or description of
a word file or very important for me, MP3/WMA specific meta data.
And if there are api function that can be called are they available on every
Windows version above all regarding the MP3/WMA spefici meta ...

I wish to use SendMessage() in the Windows API to send a message into my
C++ DLL that uses unmanaged code from VB. I want the lParam to be a
pointer to a "string" in VB. I am helping a VB developer and am not a VB
expert. I got this far, but then can't figure out how to pass the

Does anybody know where I can find information on how to play wave audio
from an array buffer!?
Thanks,
<Harvey Triana />

Be advised I'm rather weak in the API programming department. The following
code successfully selects the 3rd tab in a tab control on a dialog:-
Dim h1 As Long, h2 As Long, tc As Long
h1 = FindWindowX(hWnd, ByVal 0, ByVal "MDIClient", ByVal vbNullString)

Im using the CAPI revocation function CertVerifyRevocation and
writting my own DLL to replace the default behaviour.  Basically I
have a third party Authentication Server which provides Path building
and Revocation services, therefore I want all clients to utilise my

I have developed an VB6 application which utilize LogonUser API to
authenticate the user when copying files from current server to another
server.
I have tested copied from XP Pro to NT4 workstation, it is working fine. But

Is it possible to send an email, with Outlook installed, to an address that
is not stored in your addressbook? You can with the user-interface, so I dont
see why there wouldnt be a way to emulate that behaviour in programming.
Thanks for any input

I am trying to detect whether my application is being run in a Terminal
Server session or not in order to determine the name of the PC that the user
is physically using the application from using the code below.
The code works most of the time but sometimes on some Windows XP Pro ...

Does anybody know where I can get sample code for a UI automation tool?

I'm looking for a fast and efficient method to show the "correct" icons in
my application for each file type.
Meaning the icons shown in the windows explorer, which are mainly based on
the registration of file extension of the corresponding application.

In a Terminal Server Environment (Windows 2003) i need to know the names of
the users who have opened a specified file (in my case it is an .mdb Access
file).
I know this isn't an easy task, because some google search pointed me to

how to make?
standard vb6 menu.
Thanks in advance.

VB 2005 Express
I have a form with a PictureBox on it and three buttons, Load Image,
Convert Image, Save Image.
The PictureBox is 256x256 pixels, AutoSize is set to Stretch