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Thankyou for this...
I will read and try this, sounds like the correct way to go.
CoopsQC
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the quickest way to do this i think would be to place objects ontop of your image.
have your main big image in the background, and place (ie.)labels ontop of the main image. make the label transparent so the user doesnt know its there. this label can act as your "hot spot". and upon clicking the label it will act just like a normal hotspot, assuming the coding is correct.
if a label doesnt work, use a imagebox or something, with no border or image source.
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Jordan.
III
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Thanks Jordan,
I was working on this method as a last way out as it makes the screen somewhat slow to redraw, causing a flicker as the screen redraws the invisible lables on top of the image.
CoopsQC
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I was wondering how you shutdown the system through code.
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You can use the ExWindowsEx API but its not without inherant problems.
Here is a link[^] that may help detail the process:
Regards
Wayne Phipps
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Time is the greatest teacher... unfortunately, it kills all of its students
LearnVisualStudio.Net
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Help wanted
Please help me
I'm looking for the code to make form effect
those effect are similiar to the powerpoint slide effect
can anyone please help me?
your help will be much apperciated
Gary
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You would have to write your own Form class, inheriting from the .NET Form class and supply your own properties to control what effect you want. You would then have to write your own code to draw the form the way you wanted (owner drawn forms/controls), for each effect that you wanted.
RageInTheMachine9532
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Lots of examples on www.planetsourcecode.com
Grtz,
Guus
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Hello,
I'm currently writing a small VB app in Visual Studio .NET that uses MDI forms. I'm looking to find out how I can skin the main and child forms. So far I've found various VB6 samples which dont convert to .NET and some commercial ActiveX controls. I'd rather learn how to do the skinning myself than just opt out and pay for a control.
If it's too hard with MDI, then I'd be happy to learn how to skin forms in general.
Any help would be great 
SplatterX
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Try using SkinCrafter, a great ActiveX control which you can use for a DEMO version. You can find it at
SkinCrafter[^]
I hope this will fix you prob,
(¯`·._.·[eRiK]·._.·´¯)
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I've got two computers, one XP and one 98 SE. On the XP computer I've programmed a little program and on that computer it works. Now, I want to run that computer on win 98SE (with VB6.0 Runtime Files installed!!). But when I want to run the program it gives a runtime error 430....
I realy don't now where the problem lies.. Here is the code for Form_Load:
Private Sub Form_Load()<br />
List1.AddItem "Bart"<br />
... ... ... ... ...<br />
List1.AddItem "Rutger"<br />
'---------------------------------------------<br />
GetFiles "Gasten\"<br />
End Sub
And:
Public Function GetFiles(ByVal FolderName As String)<br />
Dim oFso As New FileSystemObject<br />
Dim oFolder As Folder<br />
Dim oFile As File<br />
Set oFolder = oFso.GetFolder(FolderName)<br />
For Each oFile In oFolder.Files<br />
Dim LengteFile, LengteFolder, A, B As Integer<br />
LengteFile = Len(oFile)<br />
LengteFolder = Len(oFolder)<br />
A = Lengte - 4<br />
B = A - LengteFolder<br />
List2.AddItem Mid(oFile, LengteFolder + 2, (LengteFile - LengteFolder - 5))<br />
Combo1.AddItem Mid(oFile, LengteFolder + 2, (LengteFile - LengteFolder - 5))<br />
Next<br />
End Function
Can anybody please help me!! This is very anoying!!!
(¯`·._.·[eRiK]·._.·´¯)
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The FileSystemObject that is installed on the other computer is not compatible with the version that you have on your computer. Install Internet Explorer 5.5 or later on the Windows 98 SE and things will work fine. You may also look for a recent version of the scripting runtime from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/nhp/default.asp?contentid=28001169 - I usually prefer to required Internet Explorer 5.5 in my setups since the scripting runtime setup EXE sometimes seem to fail on some older computes.
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i have a logitech webcam which is connected to a usb port.i want to know how can i capture the image from webcam using visual basic.also wanto do some image processing on the captured image like finding the bitmap values,pixel information,x and y coordinates,finding the contrast of image etc.if anyone can help me out with this i will be really greatful.
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hi its Richard here,
I have a doubt , Can Anyone help me out.
How to automatically install Mdac along with my software ? I have downloaded mergemodules for mdac,but it doesnt work, i.e. its not getting automatically installed... how to do it? When I attach Mdac.msm merge module in my setup project and see the no. of files, it shows (none), i.e. the list is empty..
Thanks
Richard
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In the package and deployment wizard of VB6 you can enter the name of a program to be executed after installation of the package. This can be the installation of your MDAC version or a bat file containing... whatever.
HTH, Grtz,
Guus
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Thx but I want it in Vb.net
Richards
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I am adding my first progress bar to a VB.NET application, and I placed it on a form I want to increment the value property after calling each of a series of subroutines. I used the ProgressBar1.Inctement() statement for this, but the progress bar dosen't change. I tried adding the ProgressBar1.Refresh statement after I increment, and also refreshed the form, but it didn't help.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
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A few questions:
What are the Minimum and Maximum properties set to?
What does the Increment statement look like?
Also, after to do the Increment, have you tried doing an Application.DoEvents() so the window and it's controls can update?
RageInTheMachine9532
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Hello,
I'm running a Windows 2000 Pro machine (30 GB hard drive, P4, 1800 MHZ, 130,128 KB RAM (I'm not sure what that equates to)). My computer is slow after VB.NET is loaded. Can anyone tell me why this is or how I can fix this?
Thanks much!
Vi
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i think the minimum requirement of memory for .Net is around 128 MB. So try increasing ur ram. this worked for me. i had initially 128 mb with a P4 2.4 MHZ, Win Xp. I upgraded the ram to 512 MB and now .Net runs pretty fast.
rIsHaBh
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If I have an IntPtr that points to a structure like this
Public Structure VR
Public X as Integer
Public Y as Integer
End Structure
Is there a way in VB /VB.NET to refer to this memory in the code without using Marshall.PtrToStructure or Marshall.ReadInt16 and use a structure like code to access the memebers.
In other words what I am looking for is something like this
Dim MyVr as VR("at" MyIntPtr)
Z = MyVr.X + MyVR.Y
Any help appreciated.
Victor Rubinstein
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Hello,
can anyone give me an example (with the files) of how to create a dde between 2 vb.net programs. I know that itis not supported but I cannot find any examples or find articles on this matter. Please e-mail me with the answer.
Thx in advance.
Tom Wambecq (tom@wambecq.com)
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Does anyone know how to create an icon out of a custom logo?
Thanks much!
Vi
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Did you already try IconXP? Try for 30 days. Then find a crack on astalavista. But my advice is to buy 
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