VB Forum / General 2 / December 2006

i have written a program that incorporates the following code.
Private Sub Dir1_Change()
   'changes the folder and displays each file in the folder
   On Error Resume Next

I have a form1 through which a form2 is opened which has a picture box
in which a user control is loaded but the problem is
if I opens the form1, calls form2 and then close form2 and do this for
25 times the following error occurs:

Hi to all,
I have made up a small client / server application with WinSock Control at
port 443, using VB6.
I have install server in my Home, and client is running behind a proxy

I have an old program that I wrote years ago on a Commodore PET, using
the BASIC that came with the machine. I've played with the program
since, but it's still in ancient BASIC. It's a useful program. It
calculates some stuff to do with geostationary satellites, such as those

Hi REPOST....
Can someone help me and transform or help me transform this section of code
to VB ??
It's a part from a validation key stroke that I would like to crack.....

Does anyone know offhand what property returns (holds) the first column
value when you scroll the grid?
I'm assuming there is such a property. When I scroll the grid, I need to
know what the first column number is showing.

instead of writing:
For i = .....
Select Case i
    Case 1

I would like to give a user a very simple choice
of 4 colours (Red, Blue, Green and Black) by allowing them
to select from a combo-pull-down-style list.
I would prefer it if the user could not type anything

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instead of writing:
For i = .....
Select Case i
    Case 1

How can I use randomize function in VB5, with parameter from 100000 to
999999 (no repeating numbers). Help, please!!!

Hi to all,
I have made up a small client / server application with WinSock (port 443)
at VB6.
I have install server in my Home, and client is running behind a proxy

1) On my XP-System I was running an VB6 application which has a picture box
where I plot some data.
Now I tried to launch an other instance of my application and get error 480.
I closed all runnuning applications (the 1st running VB6 application to).

We have several Legacy applications in the field that were created with
VB6 (and even that code was ported over from VB3!)
We recently ran our applications in Windows Vista to see what issues,
of any, we would encounter.

Okay, here's a really oddball quirk.  This came up indirectly as a result of
a recent question in the Access Modules/Coding group, but it works equally
well in VB6 and VBA.
Enter the following into any public module: