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This should give you some idea of how to get started Public Sub menuCut() If txtBox.SelectionLength > 0 Then txtBox.Cut() End If End Sub Public Sub menuCopy() If txtBox.SelectionLength > 0 Then txtBox.Copy() End If End...

I found a free program that does windows installers. It's called Install-Creator and can be found at www.clickteam.com. I find it a lot easier to work with. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft2006

Yes, they are. The only real difference, is one is a LCD the other is not. It works on the LCD, not on the other. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft2006

Thought of that, both are on the same settings. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft2006

Ok, now get a load of this. I have 2 monitors, and the transparency key works on one, but not the other. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft2006

I have this cute little program I am working on, that looks like a little house. I made the bmp, then set the forms shape so it looked really neat. Dim shape As New System.Drawing.Drawing2D.GraphicsPath Dim myShape As Point() = {New Point(140, 0), New Point(280, 70), New Point(280...

Writing to a file is probably the simplest way. Public invoiceNumber As Int16 Public invoiceFile As String = System.Windows.Forms.Application.StartupPath & "invoicenumber.txt" Public Sub openInvoiceNumber() Dim FN As Int16 = FreeFile() FileOpen(FN, invoiceFile...

If you are wanting to increment the number each time, then just store the last number used in a file, BD, or registry. When making a new invoice retrieve the last number used, and add 1 to it, then store the NEW last number used. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :)...

Never mind .. I just gave it a try, no luck Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft

Have not tried this, but it is a thought ... Make a gif with part of it already set to transparent (the color you are going to use in the TransparencyKey would make the most sence to me.) Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ...

Can you rephrase that question, I am not understanding it. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft

This is the best way to set the TransparencyKey to an exact color. in the form load event use this command Me.TransparencyKey.FromArgb(255, 0, 0) good luck. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft

You could use my program. I call it EZ Run. One of it's features is to run any designated program at any designated time, for a designated amount of time. It then turns that program off. (Or can be set to start a program and not turn it off.) If interested, let me know. Becca Somtimes, the...

I have vb2003, and it does not work that way for me. I'd love to get my hands on 2005 and see what other diferences there are. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft

I am having some problems with TransparentKey as well. I wrote a simple clock program, set the transparentkey, and run the program. I have 2 indentical computers, it works (is transparent) on one, but not the other. Have never been able to figure that out. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is...

I have tested it. When a page is removed, it is destroied, as well as all the controls on it. They have to then be recreated when the pages are added back in. I created an array of pages, added controls, then can add or remove those pages to the tab control. Here is some of the code I used to...

I managed this by storing all the info for what is one the page, including controls, then removing the page. Then when I wanted it back I add the page, and restore all the controls and data. The only other way I can think of to do it is to design your own control. Which I have not yet mastered...

Place the menu, and toolbar. Place one listview, and dock it to the bottom. Place the splitter and dock it to the bottom. Place the second list view and dock it to all. Enjoy Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ...

This is a little neater ... Dim Title, Msg, MyString As String Msg = "Are you sure you wish to exit?" ' Define message. Title = "Sales Database" ' Define title. If MessageBox.Show(Msg, Title, MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) = DialogResult.Yes Then ' User chose Yes...

You will have to update the code in the windows generated section, put the tabs in the correct order in there. Becca Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :) Still under construction ... http://webpages.charter.net/rlmsoft