Visual Basic

7-Jul-06 1:34

Now, just the Windows folder wtill do it.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Project

Socheat.Net6-Jul-06 21:28

Socheat.Net

6-Jul-06 21:28

I have make one application by using RichTextBox, user can write and read file and can change font and color also, if the user save theri as my application extension i want my application remember all such font, color, image. Please help me

Thanks

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Registry

Srigurusankar6-Jul-06 21:23

Srigurusankar

6-Jul-06 21:23

Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(path,true)
Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(path,true)
both return nothing, i do not know the reason, pls what will i do for getting result
(i am trying to get the IE properties of Header and footer)

pls help me

Re: Registry

Shajeel7-Jul-06 0:28

Shajeel

7-Jul-06 0:28

is path correct?? same path cannot be run on both LocalMachine and CurrentUser, LocalMachine is used for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and CurrentUser is used for HKEY_CURRENT_USER. path should be relative to them. when wrong path is provided, these functions return nothing.

Regards
Shajeel

Re: Registry(again)

Srigurusankar7-Jul-06 1:05

Srigurusankar

7-Jul-06 1:05

thanks for reply

path is Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\PageSetup

Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(path,true)

"PageSetup" is in under HKEY_CURRENT_USER,

with regard
sriguru

Re: Registry(again)

Srigurusankar7-Jul-06 1:05

Srigurusankar

7-Jul-06 1:05

thanks for reply

path is Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\PageSetup

Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(path,true)

"PageSetup" is in under HKEY_CURRENT_USER,

Regards
sriguru

Re: Registry(again)

Dave Kreskowiak7-Jul-06 1:32

Terminate another application from vb.net application

7-Jul-06 1:32

What's with the double slashed??? Those are only appropriate in C++ and C#. Change them to single slashes and it'll work.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

szevy_suez6-Jul-06 20:29

Re: Terminate another application from vb.net application

6-Jul-06 20:29

HI,
Is there a way to close/terminate another application (for example paint.exe) from my vb.net application?

Thanks

Dave Kreskowiak7-Jul-06 2:03

datagrid updation-pl help me [modified]

7-Jul-06 2:03

You can use the Process[^] class to do this.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

sanvb20036-Jul-06 19:40

sanvb2003

6-Jul-06 19:40

i have a datagrid that bind to oracle table. i want to update the table thru datagrid . how ? wen i try with dataadapter.update(dataset.tablename) then updation not working. how v can update a database thru dataset

wich is the best vb.net book i can buy from book store

Cry | :((

-- modified at 12:27 Saturday 8th July, 2006

ListView in VB.Net

khwo6-Jul-06 19:02

khwo

6-Jul-06 19:02

Hi all,

I facing a problem with listview now, now I have data in the listview, when I click on the header of the column1, the search key will be point to column1. Mean that user will search what ever data in column1. When user click on the column2 then the search key will point to column2 no longer in column1 at all. For example, I have 3 column in my listview, 1) Employee No, 2) First Name 3) Second Name, when user click on the header of Employee No, user only can search for employee no not for first name and second name, by the way, user click on the header of first name, the user sure only can search for first name, and no more for employee no and also not for second name. Can anyone help me on this? Thanks.

Progress bar for application loading

szevy_suez6-Jul-06 18:30

6-Jul-06 18:30

HI,
Is there way to have the progress bar works according the loading percentage of another application opened from my application?
Thanks.

Dave Kreskowiak7-Jul-06 2:06

7-Jul-06 2:06

No. There is no information that is returned by the system's loader at any time, let alone anything useful for a progress bar.

Your other application would have to expose something like this, but can only do so after it's loaded, started, and initializing itself.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

szevy_suez12-Jul-06 5:29

12-Jul-06 5:29

Actually, I just need an indication that the application has loaded. If this is the case, is there any way to do it?

Dave Kreskowiak12-Jul-06 12:07

12-Jul-06 12:07

szevy_suez wrote:
I just need an indication that the application has loaded.

What does that mean? If you talking about the application initializing itself, then yes you can. All you have to do update the ProgressBar in your applications initialization code.

If you're talking about a progress bar while the application is being loaded from disk, then no, you can't. The system Loader doesn't provide any feedback at all. Your ProgressBar would go from 0 to 100% in one step.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

szevy_suez12-Jul-06 18:37

12-Jul-06 18:37

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
If you talking about the application initializing itself, then yes you can. All you have to do update the ProgressBar in your applications initialization code.

Sorry, but I don't really understand what you mean by application initializing itself.

Actually, I just want my application to know when the other application has loaded, so I can make that application the active application at that instance and use sendkeys method. So I thought can set a condition if the progressbar is 100% then I can proceed with Appactive and sendkeys methods. I don't know whether it's appropriate, please advice.

Thanks

Dave Kreskowiak13-Jul-06 1:23

Using Visual Basic 6.0 How to format the date

13-Jul-06 1:23

szevy_suez wrote:
Actually, I just want my application to know when the other application has loaded

As far as the application being loaded is concerned, it's when the next statement after whatever your using to load the other app executes.

But that's NOT when the other app finishes initializing and doing its own startup stuff. There's no way to tell when that's done. The only thing you can do is write a routine to look for the title of a window in that application every so often.

A ProgressBar isn't going to help you at all...

szevy_suez wrote:
then I can proceed with Appactive and sendkeys methods

Good luck! Using SendKeys is not the most reliable way to controlanother application. The best method is if the application exposes a COM object model.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Simple programmer6-Jul-06 15:59

Simple programmer

6-Jul-06 15:59

Hi there,
i'm trying to format the date.
once the user the enter the date in the textbox, i want to check whether it is in correct format or not.
so i'm using ISdate () function to check the dates and i want to check the format also . but for the format like (mm-dd-yyyy) i don't know how to check.

Pls help me to solve this problem.

Thanx in Advance.

mr_lasseter6-Jul-06 16:43

mr_lasseter

6-Jul-06 16:43

textbox.text = Format(date, "mm-dd-yyyy")

Mike Lasseter

Simple programmer6-Jul-06 17:32

Simple programmer

6-Jul-06 17:32

Hi thanx fr ur reply. Actually the date(Date Of Birth) is entered by the user and then we have to check the format. if the format is false then we have to prompt the msgbox says "Invalid format".

Is there anyway to do it.
Help me

Thanks

mr_lasseter7-Jul-06 4:43

mr_lasseter

7-Jul-06 4:43

First from a user stand point I would much rather be able to enter a date in any format and have the program format the date as it wishes. As a user I don't want to have to keep up with Program A uses this date format Program B uses this format.

What I would do is

<br />
  If IsDate(Text1.Text) Then<br />
      Text1.Text = Format(Text1.Text, "m-d-yyyy")<br />
  Else<br />
      MsgBox("Invalid Date")<br />
  End If<br />

But if you insist on doing what you are doing you could do the following

<br />
if text1.text <> format(text1.text, "mm-dd-yyyy") then<br />
   msgbox ("Invalid Format")<br />
end if<br />

Mike Lasseter