~Paul~

[code=vb]picture1.Picture = New StdPicture [/code] ;)

You can store the result in a variable. An integer would work fine ;) Then use and if statement to check what the result was and do what ever you want form there :D

Well you will need to do a lot of testing before releasing it. There would be other issues involved like system requirements, and deployment issues. As for bar codes that is entirely the stores problem. You would just need to provide the software.

Yes you will need software :) I would suggest download the Visual C# 2005 Express edition which can be found here!! [URL]http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/downloads/[/URL] I would also do some reading up on C# to ;) Here is a pretty easy tutorial for all sorts of programmers to understand :) [URL]http://www.functionx.com/csharp/index.htm[/URL] If you …

There isn't really a way to do that in VB6

There is no short and sweet way of doing this.

The database is access right?

The only problem is the MyArr declaration don't declare it like that (variant)

Hey everyone :), Sorry for the late introduction but i have been kind of busy and haven't been able to be as active as would have liked. Anyway i program in VB6 a little in VB.NET and a fair bit in C++. Though i have extensive knowledge in VB as …

I don't get the question???!!! App.Path will get the application path for you. What else would you need? [QUOTE]Application path is set by your installation program. Other wise if you want all the applications that are installed under an OS ([URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread81336.html#"]windows[/URL]), you have to search the registry and/or the directory …

Not sure what it is exactly you would like to gain knowledge in about Context Diagrams but i will give you a simple run down. A circle represents the system and or processes, a square represents external entities, the two parallel lines represent data storage/results and the arrows quite obviously …

you don't mean ReDim Array(100) do you?

I wouldn't say how did you learn C++, because honestly majority if not everyone is still learning. I will be first to put my hand up :) I have been using C++ for almost 3 years know quite a bit but i still seem to learn something interesting quite often …

I would just like to add C# was made as part of Microsoft .NET initiative which is totally wrong!!! To rely on a framework is very disappointing especially seeing such a company like Microsoft produce a solution like it is disappointing :( Anyway it has the power of C++ and …

Just on the link you posted about difference it didn't work so here is a working link! [URL]http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700921.aspx[/URL]

[quote=jov_damo86;372194]Thank you but i cant run vb exe on the other computer without vb![/quote] You will need the runtime files and maybe some other files. Some files are not allowed to be distributes such as the 'Form 2.0.dll'.

Wrong thread this is for Visual Basic 4/5/6

I think he wants to have an integer = 0 then add one number at a time until the integer reaches 100? Is that it leaf?

Wouldn't [code]UCase and LCase[/code] do...

Could you show us the what x is?

Would converting the string to hex and then back to string be alright? If so here are two of my glorious functions ;) [code=Vb] Public Function StringToHex(ByVal StrToHex As String) As String Dim strTemp As String Dim strReturn As String Dim I As Long For I = 1 To Len(StrToHex) …

Here ***attached*** is an RTF Editor i made for tutorial reasons it includes some functions like: [LIST] [*]Spell Check [*]Word Count [*]Find and Replace[/LIST]Then some basic functions you seem to need like the saving and opening of files ;)

I wouldn't use a function for simply a variable that is kind of a bad habit and useless.

I just noticed you were using End in your code!!! That is a bad programming habbit and goes against programming standards. Try not to use it.

If you mean using the MMControl (Microsoft Media Control) then you will need to set the device type, i forget exactly to what to play MP3 files but it is simple... [code=vb]MMControl1.DeviceType = "type here"[/code]

Instead of using GetPixel and SetPixel use the GetDIBits and SetDIBits API they are much faster and more efficient ;)