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I am using VB.Net and would like to obtain a list of all the running applications on a PC.
I have looked at the Process Class but don't know if this is the right/best/simplest way of achieveing what I want.
I only need to list items with user interfaces (windows) not services.
Any ideas apreciated.
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Don't worry, someone posted the following code sample which solved my problem:
Dim current As Process = Process.GetCurrentProcess()
Dim processes As Process() = Process.GetProcesses
Dim ThisProcess As Process
For Each ThisProcess In processes
'-- Ignore the current process
If ThisProcess.Id <> current.Id Then
'-- Only list processes that have a Main Window Title
If ThisProcess.MainWindowTitle <> "" Then
ListBox1.Items.Add(ThisProcess.ProcessName)
End If
End If
Next
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http://files.danen.org/h/prg_vbnet.shtml will be the repository for my project files. Solutions to MY problems. 
Feel free to contribute.
The entire http://files.danen.org/ site contains programming and networking related downloads.
Enjoy!
Gerry 
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I am facing very simple problem (i alreday overcome from this problem before but at the moment i am unable to find the way  )
Problem is
I am writting(saving) a excel file from program ... before saving the file i open a "ShowSave" dialog from which i am taking the file name from it ... ( the dialog box prompt for ALREADY EXISTS file .. if any) ... but when i am finally going to save the file from "WorkBook.SaveAs" Microsoft Excel againg prompt from Overwrite message. I want to avoid this "OVERWRITE Message"  ... since i already asked from user before ...
I know this can be done (since i already done this VC long time ago  ) but how ...
Please help ...
Any word, code, sample, web site, any thing will help me lot
Thanx to all in advance
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I got it ... it is 
AppExcel.DisplayAlerts = False
Thanx for all
But there is one more problem i am facing and this is when EXCEL.EXE is still in running condition, even i close the Application. I check it through Task Manager. For closing the Excel Application I use following code.
AppExcel.DisplayAlerts = False
wBook.SaveAs FileName:=strFileName, FileFormat:=xlNormal, ConflictResolution:=False
Set wSheet = Nothing
Set wBook = Nothing
AppExcel.Quit
Set AppExcel = Nothing
After last line i check the Task Manager ... their is still a EXCEL.EXE running ....
How i resolve this ...
Again thanx in advance
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uSQL = "Insert Into OrderDetails2 (OrderNumber, ProductCode, ProductDesc, Quantity, Price) " & _
" Values (" & iOrderNo & ", '" & strCode & "', '" & strDesc & "', " & iQuantity & ", " & iUnitPrice & "," & iFullPrice & ")"
Set RS = Conn.Execute(uSQL)
Me.Adodc3.Refresh
Me.DataGrid2.Refresh
the above code is used to populated the datagrid first time round, by the click event of a command button. Price relates to UnitPrice*Quantity, which is calculated prior to the population of the grid, on the click of a command button. i cant edit the quantity in the datagrid directly due to the calculation that is required for FullPrice (ie Qty * Price). so instead i change the quantity in the datagrid (all other columns except FullPrice are set to locked) and press an "Edit" button which contains the following code:
Dim strCustomerCode As String
iOrderNo = txtOrderNo.Text
strCustomerCode = Me.txtCustomerCode.Text
strProductCode = DataGrid2.Columns("ProductCode")
DataGrid2.Columns("ProductCode").Locked = True
DataGrid2.Columns("ProductDesc").Locked = True
iPrice = Datagrid2.Columns("UnitPrice")
Dim iGridQty As Integer
DataGrid2.Columns("Quantity") = iGridQty
iFullPrice = iPrice * iGridQty
DataGrid2.Columns("Price") = iFullPrice
DataGrid2.Columns("Price").Locked = True
With Adodc3.Recordset
Dim editSQL As String
editSQL = "Update OrderDetails2 " & _
" Set OrderDetails2.Quantity = " & iGridQty & ", " & _
" OrderDetails2.Price = " & iFullPrice & " " & _
" where OrderDetails2.ProductCode = '" & strProductCode & "' AND OrderDetails2.OrderNumber = " & iOrderNo & ""
Set RS = Conn.Execute(editSQL)
End With
MsgBox ("Record Updated")
The record updates fine in the table but when i leave the datagrid ,i get the following error message: "Cannot be updated for updating. Some values may have been changed sinse it was last read". What am i doing wrong? If you need any more information or explanation, please let me know - any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I'm very new to .net .... any help is much appreciated!
I'm using vb.net and visual studio.net to build a form. This form has two textboxes (textbox1 and textbox2). I'm trying to drag and drop the value of textbox2 into textbox1. Further, after the drop, I went textbox2 to retain the value of textbox1. A swap. See illustration below:
Figure 1 - The initial state of both textboxes
Textbox1 Textbox2
15 37
Figure 2 - The state of the textboxes after the drag and drop
Textbox1 Textbox2
37 <----- 15
So far, I've gotten this to work:
Textbox1 Textbox2
37 <----- 0
I've debugged what I've done so far, and checked the call stack. What's happing so far is:
1. The mousedown event occurs on textbox2. This even triggers the drag and drop event of textbox1
2. In the textbox1.drag_and_drop(), I've added some code to set textbox1.text = <new value="">
3. Control is returned back to textbox2.mousedown() where I set textbox2.text = 0
I've tried overloading the procedure textbox1.drag_and_drop() to include a 3rd, byRef, argument oldValue as String, that I set to the original value of textbox1.text. However this doesn't compile because textbox1.drag_and_drop() HANDLES dragdrop.
My question is this: What's the easiest way of getting this done? If I'm going down the right road, how do I overload the dragdrop event so that I can implement this 3rd argument? If I overload the event, do I need to recreate all the code associated with dragdrop?
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Hi!
I'm trying to find a way of retrieving the serial number of all the hard drives in a PC, not the Volume information, but the real hard drive, manufacturer serial number!
I know i must use a virtual device driver file, but i don0y actually know how to do it!
Where can i find a sample code, or just a good article on this subject?
Thank you for your time
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Are you using VB6 or VB.NET ?
For VB6, I would do this :
In the Menu Project->References : Select 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'
Then in your code :
Dim fso As FileSystemObject
Set fso = New FileSystemObject
MsgBox fso.Drives("c").SerialNumber
Set fso = Nothing
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you need.
Jerome
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Thank you Jerome
I'm using VB6, i did as you told me, and i got a number, like : 134763457, maybe this number is related to the partition serial number, because, once i have 2 partitions in this hard drive, for "e" i got another number.
What i needed is the vendors serial number that can be read on the hard drive.
Do you know a way to do this?
Thank you once more
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I understand now exactly what you want. You're right, the number you get is the Serial number of the volume. I'm afraid I won't be able to help you on how to get the manufacturer serial number, I've got no idea how to get it...
Sorry,
Jerome
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Thank ok, thank you the same 
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I want to set the layout orientation settings of a printer in a client machine..
using an dotnet page I have to set these property in the client machine... & then to print..
I know there we cant change programmatically the settings such as the page orientation or the default printer.
so can I use an activexControl instead or is there anyway to overcome this problem..
pls let me know..
Regards
Thoths
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I'm looking for the way to create the custom menu in VS.NET for my Addin.
As you know, if you create the addin with Visual Studio.NET Addin Wizard and choose [Create the TOOL menu] then .NET generates the code in OnConnection Sub like following..
CommandObj = applicationObject.Commands.AddNamedCommand(objAddIn, "MyAddin1", "MyAddin1", Executes the mommands for MyAddin1, True, 59, Nothing, 1+2)
CommandObj.AddControl(applicationObject.CommandBars.Item("Tools"))
This will insert the MyAddin1 menu in TOOL menu when it's first loaded.
I wanna creat my custom Menu like MyAddins next to Tool menu, then insert addin's menu into it...
If anyone know the way to do it, please tell me. Thanks.
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Hello,
In previous version of vb we used to use .inc files like .h files in c++,
how is the changed in vb.net ?
Thanks for your reply
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Use "imports", e.g., "imports system.io"
Gerry
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Hello gerry,
I am a C++ programmer, now in the world of VB.net
as in c++ world where we have .h files where we define
the integer,string...array etc, is there some thing
in vb.net world. where I could define all constants
and global variables and include them in all files.
or should all of them be defined in a module and include
that module in the project while compiling.
bijju
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Not sure, Bijju.
"Imports system.io" for example imports (includes) a namespace that you can then refer to in your code, like additional classes.
system.io comes from system.dll (I believe) so you could create a DLL and then make a reference to it in your project, or you can copy a source file to your project.
I used to keep a number of "global" .h files in a special directory that I made known to the compiler, so it would know where to find it. You can probably do the same thing in vb .net, but I've only been using vb .net a month, so I'm learning as I go along.
Good luck,
Gerry
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You used .inc files in pervisous versions of VB?
Are you sure?
Paul Watson wrote:
"At the end of the day it is what you produce that counts, not how many doctorates you have on the wall."
George Carlin wrote:
"Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things."
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Ray Cassick wrote:
You used .inc files in pervisous versions of VB?
He must be talking about VB3. VB4 dropped the support for include files.
I see dumb people
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Hello,
I would like to call some procedures defined in other dll or pc code
written by other vendor. how do I go about it?
for example I want to use a function in rational's dll, how do I
go it?
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Look at the documentation for the Declare statement in the MSDN Library.
If you are using VB6, look at this[^]
If you are using VB.Net, use this[^]
--
Ian Darling
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Hi...A databinding error messed up my form, at least from
appearances sake (please see attached picture). But when
I view the code everything seems to be there. Does anyone
know how I can get my form back?
Anyone familiar with this databinding error (DataBinding
could not find a row in the list that is suitable for all
bindings)?
Does anyone know how to configure VB.net so I can easily
change my server name (connection)? I develop on the office network
and then take it to another network to run.
Thanks in advance. Mike
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