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I have made a little simple program in VB. Basically it loads, shows a image, stays visible for 2 seconds then unloads itself. A splash screen. I would like this to appear BEFORE windows (i.e. explorer.exe) starts. So using VB to edit...

Right, I've tried your method John but unfortunately it takes a very long time to load the executable file into the Array so it is not appropriate. A very nice idea though. Does anyone else have any suggestions or other methods of trying to solve my problem? Thanks in advance

I need to sort an array of strings BUT need to keep a record of the original position of the string from the original array. ALSO store its position in another array (of integers). e.g. original array of strings 0 B 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 F 5 G 6 D...

So does there have to be another array to store all the EXE data (in no particular order) ? Anyone know of a sorting algorithm I can use to the specification of above? Thanks.

I think I know what you are getting at. Here is how I have amended the code so far: Dim Ary1() Dim Ary2() ReDim Ary1(0) ReDim Ary2(0) Dim Data As String Dim Ary3(255) Dim Found As Boolean Found = False X = 0 'X will hold number of bytes in file Num = 0 'Used solely in the for loop below...

John, thanks for that, after a bit of tweaking that method is in fact slower than using InStr. Thanks anyways, appreciate it. Well there is about 2500+ different strings. The executable is opened, and each string in turn is searched for in the executable file. The strings are not whole words...

I am searching for multiple strings, I currently have an array which holds all the search criteria. I then search through the FileData$ searching for each string in turn (from the array) and if a match is found stop the current process otherwise carry on to the next string in the array. The...

I tried the following: FileData$ Like "*" & Search$ & "*" It worked but after time analysis using LIKE has not made much difference, if anything. Thanks for that suggestion John. Any other suggestions? Thanks again.

what i'm actually doing is this: i have a EXE file located: C:\FILE.EXE I have opened this file etc. etc. and assigned it's data to a string called FileData. Now my search criteria is stored as Search$. FileData is going to hold a lot of data from the EXE file. That is the dilemma in further...

Someone already pointed this out in another post replace InStrRev with plain old InStr

I have two strings, and I am comparing them to see if one strings' contents exist in the other: e.g. Dim A as string Dim B as string A$ = "hello" B$ = "lo" then using: Instr(A$, B$) I am (in my project) assigning large amounts of data to the strings. Is there any other...

Try to TakeOwership this file before.