In my programme i am loading large images off of a cd, but they load rather slowly. Is there a way to load the images at run time and store them somewere in memory and load them from there so they load up faster?
The program i am making needs to be able to run on all computers and when I tried it on a friends computer, I found that i needed to get the MSVB 6 Runtime files for his computer. Is there a way to includ them in the program?
Does anyone know how do disable the alt-tab command and the windows button while a programme is running. I dont want the user to be able to access the start menu without closing the programme or be able to switch programmes.
It sounds to me like you designed your programme in 1024 by 768 pixel mode. try changing to a different screen size mode and redesing your programme layout. If you design your programme in a larger screen mode than what you finaly view it in, some of your controls may be off screen to the point...
I want to diable the keyboard while my programme is running, or at least the "windows" key, and alt-tab so they cant switch to another program. any ideas?
Well, try this then. After your splash screen is loaded, use a for next loop from 1 to 100 to update your progress bar to give the illusion that it is loading something. When the for next loop is complete, load the main form and unload the splash screen.
You will need to use a nested for next...
If you have many different items you are loading while the splash screen is displayed, the after each item is loaded, update the progress bar. If you have four commands then
progBar.value=0
command one
progBar1.value = 25
command two
progBar1.value = 50
command three...
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