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Re: VB or VBA and Microsoft Works Database Henry Minute9-Jul-09 3:14 Henry Minute 9-Jul-09 3:14  Liqz wrote: That has made me chuckle Good. It actually works on two levels, since the OP and I both utilize Mobile Broadband, so both scenarios are possible. Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.” Help!!! Using Dinput With VB.NET? ms_cdr8-Jul-09 6:46 ms_cdr 8-Jul-09 6:46  Hello, I want to write a programme. It's mantality is as same as Autoit. I have a windows form and when ı clicked to Button, ı want to send 1 or 2 or Ctrl+Alt+F2. My friend is playing a game and said me: can you do this? I said yes. Soooo... I use Sendkeys.send() as below: --------Button1.Click----------------------- SendKeys.Send(Chr(Keys.D1)) System.Threading.Thread.Sleep1000) SendKeys.Send(Chr(Keys.D2)) I use it but it sent 1(but Text form of 1 - string) Re: Help!!! Using Dinput With VB.NET? Dave Kreskowiak8-Jul-09 7:20 Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-09 7:20  First, controlling another application using SendKeys is about the poorst method you can use. SendKeys send keystrokes to whichever window with the focus, without caring about which window has the focus! You could be sending keystroked to Notepad when you actually wanted Calculator. There is no way to guarantee that every keystroke you send is going to end up going to the correct window. Next, why are you converting the Keys to Characters?? Just send the Keys valoue, not the converted Chr value. ms_cdr wrote: I use it but it sent 1(but Text form of 1 - string) I don't have the slightest clue what you're trying to say here. This doesn't make any sense at all. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: Help!!! Using Dinput With VB.NET? ms_cdr8-Jul-09 20:32 ms_cdr 8-Jul-09 20:32  I'M trying to SAY this: Can I control another program withmy windows programme? My friend is playing a game. and said me :"can you write a program for me?" I said "ok". And program's function is that: when he push start button, in another programme automatically push 7.. I tried it... Sorry ı dont know english very well. I tried to explain my problem. Re: Help!!! Using Dinput With VB.NET? Dave Kreskowiak9-Jul-09 2:37 Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jul-09 2:37  It MAY be possible, depending on how the game is written. SendKeys doesn't work in all cases and it's problematic to use, at best. If the game is using DirectX, SendKeys may not work at all. If it's a Windows forms app, then SendKey has a better chance of working, but is not guaranteed. The best method, and the most complicated, is to craft window messages simulating keystrokes and sending those messages to the window handle of the game's main window. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Referring to the right sender Ekjon8-Jul-09 5:40 Ekjon 8-Jul-09 5:40  I have this VB .NET app with a generic save method. When a menu item, or a toolbar button or a next button is clicked - if there are any changes it should save with a message. In the code - to identify which was clicked I tried <br /> If sender Is ToolBar1.Buttons("ToolBarSave") <br /> OrElse sender Is TabMain.Controls("btnAdminDataNext") Then<br /> MessageBox.Show("successfully saved!"<br /> End If<br /> Any idea, why and how to make it work? Thanks. Re: Referring to the right sender Dave Kreskowiak8-Jul-09 7:17 Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-09 7:17  The code sazmple is incomplete. In what method is this code sitting?? And why should a Save method care about which button launched it?? Any differences between the button and menu functionality shoujld be handled by a seperate method, called by seperate handlers from the menu and button controls. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: Referring to the right sender Ekjon8-Jul-09 8:27 Ekjon 8-Jul-09 8:27  Thanks Dave, I got it fixed. Calling Overloaded COM method in VB6 AksharRoop8-Jul-09 3:02 AksharRoop 8-Jul-09 3:02  Hi All, I have interface defined in C# public interface ITABlock { public void Get(string id); public void Get(ITABlockElement obj); } This is implemented as: public class TABlock : ITABlock { // implementation of ITABlock methods } Now these methods are exposed to VB as Get and Get_2 so when calling Get_2 it gives an error: Object doesn't support this property or method Any solution for this. Thanks, AksharRoop Re: Calling Overloaded COM method in VB6 AksharRoop8-Jul-09 4:03 AksharRoop 8-Jul-09 4:03  Hope i have posted the question in correct forum... Re: Calling Overloaded COM method in VB6 Dave Kreskowiak8-Jul-09 7:15 Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-09 7:15  IIRC, calling overloaded COM methods from VB6 is not supported. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: Calling Overloaded COM method in VB6 AksharRoop8-Jul-09 19:32 AksharRoop 8-Jul-09 19:32  Is it the same case with calling COM method from VBA? Any documentation that i could find for this? I did not get anything from search engine... Re: Calling Overloaded COM method in VB6 Dave Kreskowiak9-Jul-09 2:34 Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jul-09 2:34  AFAIK, it's the same problem. I can't find any documentation on it. I just remember having one hell of a time trying to get it to work, then I stumbled on something saying it doesn't - about 8 years ago. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 PID and Handler mgexpression7-Jul-09 23:47 mgexpression 7-Jul-09 23:47  Hello, I'm new and beginer in work with PID in VB.NET I want from my app to send a command to other app that running. I wand to catch the handler of one button from other app If some can help me please. Thank's for your time . Re: PID and Handler Dave Kreskowiak8-Jul-09 7:11 Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-09 7:11  If the other app exposes some kind of interface, you'd have to use that interface to interact with it. How you do that is entirely up to what is exposed by the other app. As for handling the click of a button in another app, I'm afraid you out of luck. Your app will never get any kind notification that anything was clicked on. Unless, of course, the other app exposes such functionality through some kind of interface that it exposes. There is nothing "generic" that is supplied by Windows to do this. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 VB.NET / Printing Webbrowser Control Sebastian Br.7-Jul-09 23:05 Sebastian Br. 7-Jul-09 23:05  Hello, I need some help related to printing from .NET's Webbrowser control. I already figured how to print and how to change header/footer, margins and so on ( Some Cool Tips for .NET[^] ). But how I can change the printer that is used for this printjob? I know I could use webbrowser's .ShowPrintDialog() or .ShowPageSetupDialog() methods, but my users shouldn't gambling with this dialogs... they only want printing, without any dialogs, so I must select the printer in my source code. I also know I could change the default printer for exactly the time my printjob is in the pipeline - but that's not fine art, isn't it? That seems to be the ultimate brutal solution, so I would prefer a more elegant solution for my problem. Any suggestions? Thanks for all answers, and I hope I made my problem understandable... - Sebastian Re: VB.NET / Printing Webbrowser Control dan!sh 8-Jul-09 0:00 dan!sh 8-Jul-09 0:00  Is this[^] what you need? Re: VB.NET / Printing Webbrowser Control Sebastian Br.8-Jul-09 1:18 Sebastian Br. 8-Jul-09 1:18  Thanks for your reply, but the article won't help me. I need to specify the printer name via source code. Re: VB.NET / Printing Webbrowser Control dan!sh 8-Jul-09 1:56 dan!sh 8-Jul-09 1:56  That can be done using PrinterSettings.PrinterName property. Re: VB.NET / Printing Webbrowser Control Sebastian Br.8-Jul-09 3:34 Sebastian Br. 8-Jul-09 3:34  okay, but how can I assign PrinterSettings to .NET's webbrowser control? Getting Focus on First row in listview control in vb.net sumit70347-Jul-09 19:32 sumit7034 7-Jul-09 19:32  hii I am adding rows in listview at run time. I want when new row is added then the focus is on the first row in the listview control(i.e first row is highlighted) Please Help Thanks in advance Re: Getting Focus on First row in listview control in vb.net dan!sh 7-Jul-09 21:30 dan!sh 7-Jul-09 21:30  ListView items have Selected property. Use it. Unicode support in VBscript messagebox Archana New to Dotnet7-Jul-09 17:26 Archana New to Dotnet 7-Jul-09 17:26  Can any one please tell me how to make a VBscript messagebox support unicode characters. MsgBox("ストケースの部分をテ",vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion, title) The string in Msgbox is displayed as squares in the messagebox Thanks in advance. Re: Unicode support in VBscript messagebox Dave Kreskowiak8-Jul-09 7:09 Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-09 7:09  Strings are already Unicode in VBScript. The MessageBox is not part of VBScript, but is supplied by the system. There is no way to modify how the MessageBox works. It would appear that the system does not have the appropriate language pack installed to show your text properly. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: Unicode support in VBscript messagebox Archana New to Dotnet8-Jul-09 17:29 Archana New to Dotnet 8-Jul-09 17:29  Thanks Dave After installing East Asian Languages in my system the unicode text in message box is displayed correctly

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