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*bump* sorry, i just need to know how to do this, been lookin all over but cant find anything (mainly because i dont know what im looking for, dont know if theres some sort of term for this)

How would I go about opening a specific area of a targa file, also keeping transparency... ie. I want to open the section in some_pic.tga at 30,40... height - 20 pixels, width - 50 pixels.... so it loads only that part of the image, and keeps transparency

Add "End" in Form_Terminate, it will execute any code that is in Form_Execute when you close that form via the X.... here is where you would add something like "Are you sure you wish to exit?"

I've never worked with Wireless network antennas before... what else would I be able to hook say either that first antenna you mentioned.. or something like this http://shop3.outpost.com/product/3177000 to? any less expensive bridges I could use? Keeping in mind that I dont need a network to...

hmm.. a dish eh? how much would that cost?... or... since I probably dont need it as far as a dish would reach.. how much would something using an antennae slow it down ping wise if its going say 800 ft?

This is the first I've used the network forums on this site, im normally on the VB or C++ forums.. but anyway, Im just posting to gather some ideas... I consider myself to be rather good with networks (setup my home network and made some apps to keep everything running in sync.. plus i do most...

OK.. I'm writing kind of a quiz thing and want to display a top ten scores list out of a flatfile database with all the scores... I've seen a bunch of examples of this, though all for Unix.. I want to sort with the first field... from highest to lowest scores so I can pull the first 10 lines...

I've had this problem before a long time ago... but I forgot how i fixed it... My problem is that when I go to use a common dialog... ----------- With ComDlg .ShowFont Fontname = .FontName End With ----------- When it gets to .ShowFont, it gives me an error saying: "There are...

oh, btw... if this means anything, I'm using Windows XP Pro (havent really done anything with winsock since I loaded XP)

ok, I've worked with Winsock (6.0) a lot, made a bunch of network games and such and I have never had this problem. I'm making a remote administration tool, using winsock. after working on a start for the server, I made a cheapo client just to test the login part of it i made so far... which...

Nevermind, theres that code! hehe answered my own question.. but if by some chance somebody else has the same question.. it would be Function Some_Stupid_Function(input as string) as integer Some_Stupid_Function = input + 1 end function that way if you used... blah = Some_weird_function(1)...

ok, i know i have some code i made with something like this somewhere but i cant seem to find it..... How do i make a subroutine return a value, like say you send information into it and have it spit out something else without having to take extra memory storing it in an extra variable... for...

Is it possible to host a network domain using XP Pro? or do I have to go get Win2k Server? I want the computers on my network to log into my server as a domain.... I know I have to install DNS services and DHCP Server.... but are those included in XP? if not? where can i find them.... and will...

I saw the movie "Along Came the Spider" a couple days ago... and I got an idea from it. In the movie they used an encryption technique where information.. text... was stored in an image. I thought I had heard about something like this, but I cant seem to find anything. If this does...

What i mean really.... I've made an instant messaging system, though I made the server with visual basic.. so the server will work only on a windows system.... Im not talking like a web server... I just basically want to make a different version of that server for the instant messaging system in...

kind of a simple question..... is there a way to make a server application where the socket works on both Windows systems and Unix(Linux) systems? if so, what would I use?

another thing I forgot to mention.... what I explained above also would explain him not being able to ping you

The problem is your connection... Most likely, from the sounds of your problem, you are sharing an internet connection through a network? Or if not, are on DSL, probably with the IP 192.168.xxx.xxx? Anyway, what is happening is, say youre on DSL (most likely you are from the sounds of it)...

I'm trying to make a simple program to display results of netstat.... I'm using the following code to run it... Dim lfile As String Private Sub mnuload_Click() Shell "netstat -aenrs >>C:\netstat.txt", vbHide lfile = "C:\netstat.txt" stat.LoadFile lfile End Sub pretty...

whoops, nevermind... hehe, never really needed to do anything before closing an app.... just realized I need to set cancel to true till the code is done executing in query_unload