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I would also like to know the answer to this question. I would like to select multiple items in a treeview control without using checkboxes. The same functionality is available by using the multiselect property on a list box. I.E.: objListBox.MultiSelect = Extended Any help would be...

quick correction, that would be: cboText(i).text = "Text Value" Thanks!

I am using a datacombo that is filled by records in a database query. I want to make the text of the combo box equal to a value that is not in the query so that it displays the text in the combo box, but does not allow the value to appear when they drop down the options from the combo box. I...

Is there a way to install a service in Windows 98? Any guidance would be helpful. Thanks! -Ashley

Nevermind, I got it. Duhh... embarassingly easy: Add Icon "Icon" to Program Manager group "startup"

I'm using wise Installbuilder and I need to know how to put a file in the startup directory so that it loads when I boot up. I see the variable in the wise template, but when I try to put an icon there, it never shows up. Thanks, Ashley

Right, I just put the "-debug" command line argument in the project files properties "make" tab.

Actually, I could debug it without a problem. I finally just deleted the control, then re-added it with the same name. Some hints for future reference: -ALWAYS uninstall with the same compilation that you installed with -Don't change the name of the service Perhaps some people could get that...

Another note: I did change the name of the service before the problem happened. Since then, I have tried to change the name back to the old name, do another uninstall, and the install it back. I DID get a successfull uninstall -- but I am still unable to get a successfull install both with...

I meant manually by manually running the commandline with -uninstall after it. Since this problem came about, however, neither the -uninstall or -install or working. Any other ideas? Thanks!!!

No, however I am manually uninstalling it first and the uninstall will not work. The service is also not appearing in the service manager.

I am writing a service in Visual basic using the NTSVC.ocx control. So far everything's been going really smoothly -- I compile the program, then run it with the -install parameter and it installs -- until my last compile. Now everytime I try to install a compiled version it fails. I have no...

I'm using that ocx as well. I'm understanding now what the problem is -- but still no finite solution. When I set the service to logon under a user account, it will no longer provide me with my form dialogue.

For others who find the thread - FYI: From http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q175948 The service has limited access to network resources, such as shares and pipes, because it has no credentials and must connect using a null session.

At this point I'm inclined to think it's either that or a network issue. I'll let everyone knwo if I come up with an absolute solution to this. Thanks so much for your help... ...still pluggin' away... -shootsie

In other words, if I have a constant string or if I pull in the path name from an INI file. Also, keep in mind that this problem NEVER happens in debug mode. Only when I COMPILE the app. Ok... I just realized I left an important part out that may or may not have something to do with it. I'm...

Unfortunately, yes. I have had a *little* headway that might give someone some insight: I have included a third party control that is a file explorer combo box. It allows me to actually go through explorer, select the folder I want to export to over the network, and then select it. Now when...

Tried it, I'm afraid. Still nothing. *sigh*

Sorry, but I tried that too to no avail. I wish I could list everything I tried... it seems as if the app will not wait for the OS to try to connect to the network path. I ended up putting a try-catch block... it seems to work OK although it doesn't really accomplish what I wanted exactly.

I'm sorry, in the frustration to find the solution I typed it in wrong. I'm actually copying the path directly from explorer.