VB Forum / General 2 / December 2003

I would appreciate very much if someone could help me with this one:
"Must close or hide topmost modal form first"
whenever I doubleclick on a message box. Whenever I just hit the return key
it works!

Is there a way to lock a running Word session once a VB6 application has
opened it?  Or switch the active window.  My app opens a session of Word and
a document that the app will be fill out.  If the user opens another doc
however, it switches the active document and my program ...

The Richtextbox wraps-around a long line, even though
the Richtextbox.ScrollBars property is set to rtfBoth.
Both the scrollbars are visible, the Vertical is
functioning properly, but the Horizontal scrollbar

A few months ago I posted in this newsgroep a message to create the fastest
tally-function posible. The function should count the number of times a
specified string is present within another string. Below you'll find the
fastest function that was posted that time:

I have 30 tab-delimited numbers that I am trying to paste in to a
webpage that has 30 text boxes.  I can enter them one at a time by
tabbing to the next text box but that is a pain.  To save time,  I
want to try to copy all 30 numbers with their tabs in to one clipboard

I have just built a simple stopwatch application, but when i f5 to get
things goings i get this message,
An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArithmeticException' occurred in
system.drawing.dll

I have a class with a collection. When I use the class I would like to go
through it with a for/each loop.
What properties/methods do I have to add to the class to implement that?
Extra info to be absolutely clear:

Private Sub Search()
   Dim rs As Object
   Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
   rs.FindFirst "[OID] = " & Str(Me![ZoekOpNaam])

I  need to highlight the first item within a ListView row programmically
after it is filled.  I have the FullRowSelect property set.
How do I go about doing this from within my code?

 In the Accessibility Options tab of the Control Panel, you can use
FilterKeys to essentially disable all keyboard autorepeating.  The
settings are stored in the registry and are easy to decipher, but...
 Is there any way to do the same thing using the Win32 API, so I can