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thnx man i will try it right now thank you 
try to be good if you can't be the best
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 hi,
i'm looking for the source code on how to transfer the video.avi file into computer (GUI interface) which built using visual basic 6. this means when i am clicking a button on GUI interface,web camera that i used will automatically load the video.avi file to the program/interface to be processed....can anybody help me?
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I am trying to login to a system within a network from another system.
I don't have much idea about it.
Can anyone help in this?
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Just a little on the vague side... what type of system(s)? what type of network? using what tools? why?
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tehy are window systems and window network.
all i want to do is to install a service on the server and then use it to administer the network systems
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How to Running Visual Basic Applications as Windows NT Services
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Apparently, it is possible:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/175948/EN-US/[^]
Take heed, however:
"Microsoft does not currently recommend, and does not support, running Visual Basic applications as Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Services because the applications may exhibit unstable behavior when installed and run as Microsoft Windows Services."
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You'd be better off using Visual Basic .NET with Visual Studio 2005. Much, much simpler to do.
It is possible with VB 6.0 but it is an obsolete platform and much harder to accomplish.
...Steve
1. quod erat demonstrandum
2. "Give a man a fish and you've fed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you've fed him for life." I read that somewhere once 
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Having worked both ends of this candle...
.NET approach
Pro: Services written in .NET are much easier to implement, and, I would suspect, much more stable (VS 2003 or VS 2005, whichever is available).
Con: Services can only run as services; debugging is more difficult.
VB 6 approach
Pro: Easier to debug since application can be executed as a regular VB image.
Con: Stability is questionable; implementation is more difficult; support for VB 6 is quickly waining.
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Check this out[^]
I've used the "VB-friendly NT Service API Functions" to create a VB6 NT Service before.
They are in the NTVBSvc type library.
If you cannot find it, let me know. I have a copy from 4 or 5 years ago.
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There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them.
- Alexander Ledru-Rollin
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How to Running Visual Basic Applications as Windows NT Services
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how about typing exactly what you asked into here www.google.com[^]. Its not that difficult. Certainly no need to post it twice.
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hi all,
i have a form name "form1". in this form i have 20 textbox. i want to clear all the text in these textbox.
1. i am not want to write like this textbox1.clear ,textbox2.clear ETC.
i want to run a loop an clear all the text in the textbox how can i do this
or
any one can simple way given to me
Pls give with example
vipin
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what is the point in this line:
zacharyshroyer wrote: Select Case True
Why not just
if TypeOf objControl Is TextBox
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Similar to what is posted above, but without the unnecessary parts:
For Each control In this.Controls
if TypeOf control is TextBox
control.Text.Clear()
end if
Next
Current blacklist
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-- modified at 6:56 Friday 28th April, 2006
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you can use like below:
dim ob as object
for each object in form1.controls
if object.type = textbox
object.clear
endif
next
not sure correct syntax, but the method will work
raj
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hi,
what you can do with your problem is
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click,button2.click,button3.click,button4.click
as on single click of this button you can control other buttons also. i think this can solve your problem
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create all the text box as array
and
use this following code
private sub txtclear()
dim i as integer
for i = 0 to 19
text(i).text=""
next i
end sub
sdgsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdf
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Please send me the Code of " How to Print My Form" if u know then send me the code at vishant_983@rediffmail.com
vms
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First of all nobody will send you code.
Second you could have used the search function: Print Form[^]
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Hi,
Can a version of Visual Studio.Net be used with a .Net Framework which is newer?
e.g Can Visual Studio 2003 work on .Net Framework 2.0 ?
or Visual Studio 2005 on the newer version of .Net ?
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No. It can't. You can't use VS 2005 to target .NET 1.x, and vice versa.
Yuvi Panda T
Microsoft Student Partner
Blogs at : http://yuvipanda.blogspot.com
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Yes, and No...
VS 2003 cannot target .NET 2.0 but any apps you create with VS 2003 and .NET 1.1 should run ok if run on a .NET 2.0 system (the .NET frameworks are backward compatible). You just won't get the advantage of any new features in the later framework.
VS 2005 targets .NET 2.0 as a minimum, so you can't generally target .NET 1.1 or earlier (yes I know - strictly speaking there are ways around this but unless you have a VERY good reason it just ain't worth the headaches).
...Steve
1. quod erat demonstrandum
2. "Give a man a fish and you've fed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you've fed him for life." I read that somewhere once
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yes, i have tried it and vs.net 2003 is working with framework 2.0
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Hi Gupta,
So when u try vs.net 2003 with framework 2.0, can it still work smoothly and utilize the new features of version 2.0?
Is it just a matter of removing version 1.1 and installing version 2.0 in its place?
Because from almost all the replies, vs.net 2003 is unable to target .net framework 2.0
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