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...... and you should have a look to the following : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/install/hh/install/inf-format_8kfm.asp

The "inf" file format specifications are in the following : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/install/hh/install/create-inf_4l47.asp hope this helps :-)

:-) :-) :-) :-) thanks for asking the test because it took the same time! My tests where to write 100 000 times a string of 420 bytes (making a 40Mb file) and running the test several times shows the same time with a 0.1 second variation. Sorry for my precedent assumption :-) next time I'll...

I'll just add that the Binary solution is much faster than the Print since you don't do any String manipulation...

The best way to get date input is to use the DateTimePicker that comes with the WindowsCommon Controls OCX shipped with VB. You'll find it in the components gallery under "Microsoft Windows Common Controls 2" (or maybe 3?)

Hi, working with DBF files from VB6 is very easy, it is nearly as easy as using an Access file. In which language do you have programming knowledge?

The ListView is OK but if you only use Columns then I recommend using the FlexGrid as it is much faster and flexible for data layout.... it comes also with the VB setup.

Hi, VB won't give you this info, you have to setup a callback with the EnumFontFamilies api and check the lfPitchAndFamily item of the LogFont structure to know if the font is decorative, roman, script, ... If I remember well the VBThunder site has an example of using the CallBack....

Hi, you can avoid this by writing the file with the "Put" command after a Binary open: hf%=FreeFile Open sFileName$ For Binary Access Read Write Shared As #hf% For i% = 1 to 10 s$ = "Test string " & cstr(i%) Put #hf%, , s$ Next i% Close hf% in this example you...

Having plenty of memory doesn't mean you have plenty "ressources" free if you're under Win98/95/Me since these 16bits system are limited on the ressource side..... The "ressources" of Windows are the number of handles available to user application (graphic and memory...