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Thanks, it does work now. But I don't want a message box, but one line of code in Private Sub CommandButton_Click() only when the OS is Windows NT. The line of code I need is: sBat = sBat & "echo." & vbCrLf & "pause" This is to put the command "pause" at the end of...

It would be very useful if it worked, but I get a compile error: "User-defined type not defined" on "Dim OSInfo As OSVERSIONINFO" Speek

I need to query if the OS is Win9x or WinNT. I know this can be done with sysinfo.ocx, but can it also be done without sysinfo.ocx? (My VB6 Learning Edition nags about a license when I try to use sysinfo.ocx)

CajunCenturion, Thanks a bundle!!! It works like a charm. Jippee :-) Speek

OK, here it is: Public Sub INI_LoadForm(ByVal frm As Form, Optional ByVal INIFile As String, Optional ResetFile As Boolean = False) ' This is for incase the file was already deleted On Error Resume Next ' Create a generic INI name from the App title If INIFile =...

Hi CajunCenturion, Thanks for your help. One question: how should I define "TextFromINI"? Speek

The values of option buttons are stored in the ini-file as true/false. When I start the program these values are not loaded. But if I change true/false in the ini-file manually to 1/0, the values are loaded correctly. Is this a known VB6 problem? What should I change to make things work? Speek

I tried Brian's solution and it works fine. Thanks to both of you. Speek

How to remove the last character of a string (of unknown length)? Explanation: The user selects a path. The program adds a backslash at the end of the path. But in one case this backslash must be removed. Speek

Found it. Works fine :) Thanx for your help.

I don't know where I got it. I will copy it here (hope it's OK to post so much text): Option Explicit ' Read INI functions Private Declare Function GetPrivateProfileInt Lib "kernel32" Alias "GetPrivateProfileIntA" (ByVal lpApplicationName As String, ByVal lpKeyName As...

I don't know where I got it. I will copy it here (hope it's OK to post so much text): Option Explicit ' Read INI functions Private Declare Function GetPrivateProfileInt Lib "kernel32" Alias "GetPrivateProfileIntA" (ByVal lpApplicationName As String, ByVal lpKeyName As...

Thanx Jon4747, that's exactly what I need. Is a Sysinfo control included in standard VB6 or can I find it somewhere on the net?

Well other other controls get their values from the ini file correctly. So the loading of the ini-file seems to work fine. The INI module contains the function INI_LoadControlValues and in that function "OptionButton" is one of the cases. So I really can't grasp what's going wrong.

Thanx Josh! Maybe I can use this, but I would rather just know if it's Windows9x or WinNT. So only two possibilities. Anbody has code for that?

Short question: How to determine automatically (without user input) if the OS is Win9x or WinNT?

Yes, the ini-file is in the same directory as the executable. I'm using VB6. The ini-file works fine with all other controls. That's why I don't understand why it doesn't work with option buttons. The values of the option buttons are in the ini-file and the ini-loads when the program is...

I'm working on a program with some option buttons. The values of these option buttons are stored in an ini-file when the program is closed. When I check the ini-file the correct values are there. But when I start the program all the option buttons are set to false (while there must always be one...

I've made a frontend for a MP3 encoder (executetable console program). Until now the frontend created and launched a batch file. The downside of batch files is that it doesn't work if the filenames of the files that must be encoded contain accented characters. So now I want to use the...

Sacsac, I tried your code and it works to some extend. The problem I still have is that I don't know under what Private Sub I should put your code. If I put it under Private Sub Combo1_Change() then the combobox stays empty at runtime. Only when you type letters in the combo box there appears...