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every app you start is a process and will therefore be visible in the task manager. You cannot prevent an app from showing in the task manager

There is a version of sendkeys in windows.forms. but it all depends if you want to send it to your form or to another application

You could also use: var.Length - var.Replace("-", "").Length

In any case the ToUpper is not doing anything in the code you describe. ToUpper casts the string to uppercase, just like UCase(string)...

Sounds like you need to be doing this in asp, not vb.

But if you want to read all checkboxes on a form you can use something like:




Private CheckBoxCollection As New Collection()

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As far as I know you cannot open Installshield projects in a normal Visual Studio.NET installation. .NET now has it's own installer software. You can however have Installshield developer on your...

Why? What are you trying to do? It looks like you're trying to use a very unorthodox method for something that should be much easier.

As far as I know VS.Net and Access do not have the "generate script" option. SQL-server does however. Check SQL server books online on the micrsoft website. Just look for "books online" in the...

Use the Trim command to get rid of the extra spaces. I always do this when getting Database info into my app. Don't edit your DB settings, always make client side corrections in these cases.

Check your Taborder. "View -> Tab Order" on the main menu. A 0 on the object indicates the first in the order.

Yes the HWND of the IE object is read only because this is the reference to the window that has been opened.

What you need to do is get the handle for the window that has been opened with either...

If you're using SHdocVW.InternetExplorer

Then you can use IE.Document.Body.InnerHTML (string) to view the source of the internet page.

You should use the handle of the window as a reference....

Either create a systemhook that sends a message to your event handler or you can just use a timer object with a set interval to check if a browser window is active.

Maybe you could post what you need help with. Like telling us what it is you need your program to do, then we could steer you in the right direction.

Otherwise my advise would be, buy a vb.net...

I'm not sure what you mean by random line. If you really mean random line then you can tell your app to skip a randomized number of lines, then read it into a string vlaue and assign it to the...

When having duplicate forms in your project you will need to change 2 things.
1. The name of the form
2. The name of the class

After this is done you're all set.

As a workaround (might sound lame) you can create a second exe that checks the first one.

You might want to be looking into threading and system hooks.

On the title of this post. You CAN catch the user using ctr-alt-del. Your program can stop ctrl-alt-del from showing the taskmenu altogether. that might not be what you want, but catching...

You could also make a class with the properties StateName and Abbreviation and put them into a collection. then you can search the collection for the abbreviation and get the name of the state.
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Sounds to me like you need a KeyboardHook, lowlevel programming. Pretty complicated so make sure there is no other way to facilitate this. I got the code for that, though I'm not sure it is what...

hmmm, I did not know that. Thanks for pointing it out.

On topic, I'm not sure really how to trigger the event. I have not much experience with webforms, but like you say it should be possible and...

Try this: considering your inherited form is named frmInherited



Private Sub ForexMenu_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ForexMenu.Click

Dim...

Yes there are. Here's a few. I tried one of them myself at one time, don't remember which, but I guess they all do basically the same thing.

MdbToMySQL XP
Navicat
Access2MySQL Sync

There is no way in win98 or higher to set the focus to an application unless you do vast amount of programming for it. I have tried and failed to achieve this in the past. Look on the microsoft...

When building webapplications you must understand that the code that is used by the webpage is only serverside. A messagebox would therefore be given to the server instead of the client. Javascript...

looks like you're trying to set a string variable to an object. Don't know much about the objects you're using, but there might be something that needs to come after:...