VB Forum / General 2 / November 2006

I have done a lot of searching for this... I have an application that
I want to dock to the top of the screen and reserve screen space for
it, like a taskbar.
I DO _NOT_ want the user to be able to move it to any new location,

Is there a way in VB to print two crystal reports at same time. It does
allow to print the second one before I close the first one. Code
CallReport FileName, name, DBname, susername, sPassword, parm,
IIf(Repparm.chkPrintToScreen.Value = 1, True, False)

I am making an RPG in Visual basic 6.  Yes, I know you are all
thinking, "Are you you crazy? Use something like Java or C/C++ or
ANYTHING, just not Visual Basic!", however Visual Basic will work for
this because I intend it to be compatible for Windows only and it is

I am interested in creating a wizard in VB, i.e. a rational way to
exchange forms (or their content). Could someone provide me with some
guidance?
Thanks a lot in advance!!!

I am developing a Visual Basic 6 application and my programming partner
is developing "plugins" (so to say) for it in FoxPro. He can create and
register COM objects such that I can instantiate them in VB6, that's no
problem. But we need a way to share data between the two. Of course ...

I have been asked to update an application I wrote many years ago and
an obvious first requirement is to enable the user to resize the forms
to suit the huge variety of screens now available.
Google yields an overwhelming number of results. I would appreciate

A little app of mine reads and writes to a txt file, the path to the file
looks something like:
FilePath = App.Path & "\FileName.txt"
Tried that on Vista and it don't like it, errors happen that tell me the app

I'm trying to make a vb macro for a sheet in excel. The sheet has
inventory quantities in every other column. I would like for any
quantity count under "10" to turn red. Anything "10" or greater to stay
black. I'm not a programmer really. Could anyone suggest some syntax

been a while since I've been on the group, glad to see some regulars are
still around!
I've got an app that outputs a scale model plan to a printer, printing to a
lettersize or a4 sheet of paper. The output is exactly to scale, and if cut

I've written an app in VB6 that runs correctly on all normal aspect
ratio monitors.  Run it on a widescreen laptop and the window is sized
incorrectly resulting in improperly placed form elements.  Is there
some solution to this or does it have something to do with the display

I am trying to uniquely identify songs that almost never have any
title, author, genre information associated with them using vb6.  The
songs are all in mp3 format.  One way I thought of doing this was to
get the waveform information of the first 10 milliseconds of the song.

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             does MouseCursor = vbHourGlass not work under Windows XP?  For
some reason, this is having no effect on my machine.

I've run into a perplexing problem with a VB6 project that has an embedded
ActiveX object.  The ActiveX object was written in C++, and I have the
source code to it.
I used the "Package and Deployment Wizard" to ensure that I am distributing

i have this little code
Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim i As Long, i2 As Long
i = 1193046 And &HFFFF