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hi jiqjaq, It's difficult to determine what is wrong without actually seeing your implementation of the WindowProc but there's a couple general things you can check. The obvious one is what message is being sent on your subsequent calls to the WindowProc since you're only checking for...

hi Don, probably the simplest thing you could do is just create a small batch file that copies the ocx to the system32 folder, followed by the command to run the registration utility to register it. You won't have to worry about trying to squeeze a setup program on the limited space of a...

Try this site www.go-mono.com

you can also just set it's value property to true, as in; cmdButton.Value = True That will cause the click event to fire Vince

I had this same problem in a project I am currently working on using tree view and list view controls. Moving the code to pop up the menu to the control's mouse_up event worked for me. I cannot say whether this will work for any other control types since I have not tried it. Vince

meravsha, You can use a third party sql client, such as the free WinSQL Lite, and create the view. vince

I too am receiving this error when I try to display a cr9 report on a clean Win NT system which uses a custom UFL created by VB. The UFL worked fine in version 8. I'm installing the app using InstallShield and all the proper merge modules were included with the setup and the file u2lcom.dll...

I have a report with a Date/Time field that displays an events timestamp. This time is in GMT, however, and I need to display it as local time, taking into account the difference between standard time and daylight savings time. It seems to be a rather simple matter of subtracting the appropriate...

Try this website, look at chapter 11, and go to the section on file notification. There is sample code there that can show you how to do this without using timers http://www.mvps.org/vb/hardcore/