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Hey Guyz, that's great! Strongm, you are absolutly wrigth. I did get it all wrong. Hypetia, your example works great. A star for bowth of you! But! Yes, there is a but: Here's my revised code with the one from Hypetia: Public Function EnumVisibleWindowsProc(ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal lParam As...

Hi everyone! It's been a wile :) ... I'm currently working on an application that should implement multiple desktops. I have a treeview that I fill with the existing desktops and under each desktop i add child nodes representing the windows. No problem so far, but I would like to add to each...

Heh! Never mind, guys. I think my brain stopped (for an hour or soo) [blush] I'll put all my context menus in the menu bar of the MDI form (Visible = False) and on the click event of each one I'll just call the appropriate function from the MDI child form that pops up the context menu. Thanks...

Hi, I realise this is a stupid question, but I have a situation here: - I've created a project with a MDI form & a child form (with MDIChild prop. set to TRUE). - I have a menu bar on the MDI form (that's the main menu of the application) - I want to have a context menu on the child form so I...

You need to make a setup for your project and run it on the other machine. Even if on that machine has been installed VB6 runtime, it doesn't cantain MSWINSOCK ocx. Hope I've been helpful, Bogdan Muresan.

Guys, I know I'm not on the subject, but I just like so much the signature of mwolf00 ("Programming today...") I recently heard a good one too: I know I'm a bit late, but A Happy New Year to all of you!

Looks like assambler to me. Shure it isn't VB, he he... Wrong forum for this question, I'm afraid...

Oups, yep, cbsm is write! I tested on an SQL server database, doh... My fault!

First of all, I don't think that SELECT * FROM Component LEFT JOIN Recipe ON (TT_Recipe_Component.NUMBER = Recipe.NUMBER) works. It should raise error: Maibe you misspelled the table here. Secondly: I've tried your query over my database (with TableNames changed) and it works...

Oups, strongm, I didn't see your post. Now I know how to make WMI work on 95/98. A star from me, he he he!!!

tsuji, I was simply telling what Microsoft states on many of the WMI pages (for example at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/win32_processor.asp) : But if you know how to use WMI on Win95/98, please tell me, 'cause it would be very nice for me to make...

For example on using WMI please see thread222-967554 . 1. No, it doesn't work on Win9X. Follow the links I put in thread222-967554 to see system reqs from Microsoft. 2. Don't know. 3. Some "limitations" I've found: WMI relies on the installed drivers (for instance, if you want to find out the...

Me again! On a second thought, disregard the control. You can just check on Form_MouseDown event if the mouse is on a predefined area (say in the bottom right "corner") and resize the form. And yes, if it is just a rounded corner window, it is fesable to resize it and it would be a nice window...

If you can move that form while it has no title bar means that you allready resolved the use of MouseDown / MouseMove events to do this. My idea is to use the same approuch for resizing. What I'm saying: Place a control (you name it) somewere on the form (preferably on the bottom right "corner...

Does dis work for you? (if I understood the question): select * from LoanPayment LP where not exists (select * from LoanReceived LR where LP.DealNomber = LR.DealNomber and LP.Name = LR.Name) Hope I've been helpful, Bogdan Muresan.

Yep. Didn't have any problems.

VBdevil Can you share with us your solution, please?

So it is an Access application. Yes, there is no app object like in VB (I mean with the same properties). From what I understood, you want to acces a network folder from your application and you are using a mapped drive that points to the network folder. If this is the case (if I understand...

VBdevil , If you want to access that network drive, you should not rely on the mapped adress of it (as you said, it is different from computer to computer). I suppose you know the path to that network share (let's say "\\MyServer\MyDirectory\MySubdirectory"). You just have to use the fully...

Hmm... I think it is sufficient if you set the child forms's StartUpPosition to "Manual". By default, they will open in top left, but I don't remember exactly, you should check... Hope I've been helpful, Bogdan Muresan.