I have been on Google for countless hours trying to resolve this. I am still not convinced that a activeX dll is the best way. I have a common exe file that is used in a dozen different modules. for each module they have their own forms that need to be used by the common startup program. The...
Hi All!
I have forms and modules that are used by many different applications. All of my applications are written in VB. If I statically load all of the forms into each application then each time I modify the forms I have to re-compile each application. What I want is to just point to the...
>BobRodes wrote:
>All right, here we are. The menu editor *does* allow you
>to make control arrays. You just set a value for the
>index. You still have the limitations we mentioned,
>though. Perhaps this is enough for your needs.
How does this work? If I declare one menu with and index of...
>vbprogramming wrote:
>I haven't been unable to set the control array
>ie:
sorry about the double double negatives
>SemperFiDownUnda wrote:
>Looking for the code but here is the start for you
>Public Declare Function GetMenu Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd
>As Long) As Long
>Public...
>Yes, you can do this, but it's rather limited. There's a
>way to cheat, though.
>First, you can use the load command if that will serve
>your purposes. You have to have a control array, and load
>as follows:
>Load MyExistingControlName(UnusedIndexNumber)
I haven't been unable to set the...
I’m stuck, I have been working on this for too long without getting anywhere! I have an application where the user starts with a splash screen. The startup window will need menus on a tool bar at the top. When the application starts it will scan an external mdb file for a list of all the menu...
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