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I am writing a program that needs to stay open all the time. However, my wife likes to close it. When she closes it, I want it to stay open in the system tray, so that it still runs. Like an antivirus program, or kazaa. Is there any way to do this?? Thanks, Josh

Razvi, Your awesome! Thanks a lot!

I have the Inputbox as a search, and I have it protected so that if you accidentally don't type any text an click ok a msgbox pops up and it allows you to try again. However if someone clicks on the search accidentally cancel won't work to exit the sub. so basically right now you must enter...

How do you make the cancel button actually work in an inputbox??

Thank you so very much!!

I need to setup a reference to a VBscript, but I'm not sure how to do it?

How do I reference a VBscript??

BiggerBrother could you give me an example of yours??

Hey thanks a lot!! BiggerBrother the reason I use those lines is because the last time I had to write a progam, I was using visual basic 2.0, and I'm not real familiar with all the new stuff in 6.0 . I have basically been using trial and error to see if the stuff that I used to know works in 6...

Ok, I'm not searching for files, I'm trying to find text in a file... Now I used to know how to do this, but it's been 3 years since I've messed around with this stuff... Here is what I got for Open: wrap$ = Chr$(13) + Chr$(10) CommonDialog1.Filter = "Text files (*.TXT) | *.TXT&quot...

My program opens a file as a string, and I need to know how to use a text box to find a word in the string, and then display all the instances it finds to a listbox. Can anyone help me out here?