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I know that Extra! can be invoked from the command line with the /m option to suppress the splash screen. How can this be done from VBA or WSH scripts? When CreateObject("Sess.EDP") is called, if Extra! is not running, the splash screen shows. Can it be suppressed? That is, make /m the default...

That is correct. I do not want to change the list. I just want the user not to have to use the scrollbar to traverse the list if they're doing short hops. If they're checking basically sequential entries, then clicking the bottom one displayed will scroll up so it is in the center of the window...

Yes, by adding/deleting an item. I wasn't trying to change the contents of the list, just scroll through it. Interesting catch, Skip, about the OnError. I wasn't aware that that had anything to do with firing events. I did know that Application.Enableevents had no effect on UserForms, but...

Well, I appreciate your response. I could tell right away that Skip was knowledgeable and helpful. My somewhat acerbic posting was a bit out of line, and I apologize, Skip, for not at least including a smiley or something. But do try to look at it from my perspective. I post a question. Skip...

hey. I'm asking the questions here. If you can't help, don't worry about why it's important to me.

Ummm, yes. Let's try it this way: The only thing my Click-event handler does is change the Topindex for a listbox, so that I can reposition the selected item to the center of the listbox. Question: How come I get one Click event if I select the item via up/down arrow keys, but I get two Click...

My apologies for sloppy use of terms. Yes, I mean to reposition the selected item. I am not adding new items, just selecting various items. When the top or bottom item is selected, I want to reposition it to the middle of the displayed lines. Using the up/down arrow keys works fine; clicking the...

I have a listbox with a hundred or so items. When the user clicks on the top or bottom item, I would like to automatically scroll the listbox so the selected item is centered. When using the up/down arrows, the function works as desired, firing the Click event, where I change the TopIndex value...

Yes, thanks for the reference to the Error$ function. I did a simple loop to generate all the messages, so I could see what they were. The actual text for Error 75 is "Path/File access error" so it is probably as you say a catch-all value for a shell error.

I have been figuring out Extra! Basic just from using the Macro editor, and digging out VB asnwers that usually work. When I looked at the help page for the mkDir statement, the example says "If Err = 75" means that the directory already exists. So, my question is: Is there a list of Extra...