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Im not having any luck finding what I need to know.

Didnt think of that. I will have to search for some examples of using HID.

I bought one of those teensy USB breakout boards to play around with. http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/index.html I cant find any info on the web about interfacing this board with VB6 to use for I/O. Anyone have any experience with this?

Interesting. I ran your code and got pretty close to same results.

OK, I haven't used that before, sounds very useful. Thanks!

Thanks Hypetia! I was thinking that the loop to set all pins false would take more time then redim. Once again, I am faced with the lack of knowledge I contain. I am using an IF statement to set the pin() true, based on the printer port input being true. If the printer port pin goes low, then...

I am polling my printer port for inputs 10,11,12,13, and 15. I was wondering which method would be faster? This one: _____________________________________________ Global pin(5) as boolean Dim x as integer 'sub to read printer port For x = 0 To 5: pin(x) = False: Next x 'code to read port and...

We are all jerks at one time or another, but I would not say you were being a jerk. I would be a jerk if I turned this forum into something less than what it is by arguing, but I would like to say one thing. Sometimes the help files (for me anyway) can be very confusing and hard to understand...

OK, my apologies George for taking up your time..

One more question. Whats the advantage of using Call YourForm.Show(vbModal) over just simply YourForm.Show ? The latter seems to work fine for me.

Thanks George, I inserted your code in the module and it works like a charm! How do you guys make this stuff look so simple? Again, thanks!!!

Im using app.previnstance to end the program if a copy is already running. In form_load: If App.PrevInstance Then Unload Me: Exit Sub But Im also using form_queryunload in the form, to detect if someone clicks the X (close) on the form. Im using form_queryunload to detect if any settings on...

Thanks!! A Star for you, my good man.

Hey thanks strongm! That is a much neater way of doing it. Do you see any inherent problems with doing it this way?

No comments from anyone?

I think I have fixed this: I added the following code: Dim junk as string dim junk2 as string junk=chr(34)+app.path junk2=app.exename+".exe"+chr(34) CreateObject("wscript.shell").RegWrite "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\" & "app.exename"...

Ive been searching on here and on the net for a easy way to add my program to the startup list in msconfig, and to remove it, both from the program itself. I finally came up with this: I have one check box on the form. Private sub Form_Load() 'This checks to see if the startup exists, and...

That looks very interesting, short and sweet. I will give it a try. Thanks!

Thanks for that suggestion, it looks very promising. I have never messed around with the masked edit control so I am sure I am missing some tricks. The first thing I dont like about it is that when user types numbers, they are entered from the left to right. This means if I reserve enough spaces...

I have searched for an answer and cant find one. Sorry if this has already been answered and my searching techniques are to blame. Anyway, Im working on a check book application. I have a text box where user can enter the amount of the check, Example: 125.32 I have the text box data type set as...