Visual Basic

yes its possible...u'll have to use a thitd party library....i can remember there is an exe named Lame. U can get this from net for free. Also check out some Ogg Dll's rIsHaBh

I used 120 Twips or 6 points and that worked, but I don't know if it will remain at 6 points if I change the RowSize or Font Size.

I love you... :) Thanks for the help...

The Namespace System.Drawing isn't support, maybe you must look about SVG or Flash (SWF), the first it's a vector draw implementation that pretends to be standar in vector graphics, it's good. ---- hxxbin

Copying files using the FileSystemObject will not maintain the permission on the file. BTW: Permissions on the file level is not a good practice! What happened is the new copies of the file inherited the permission of the folder you copied the files to and the ownership of the file is set to the person that ran the script that copied the files. RageInTheMachine9532

Custom menus are quite easy. You only set the OwnerDraw property to "true", specify the size of the menu item in the "MesureItem" event method, and draw the menu item in the "DrawItem" event method. To customize a form, you can set "FormBorderStyle" to "None", change the "Region" property to whatever you like and draw the borders on the form's canvas. For Flash you have to use the web browser control.

Did you take a look at this example http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/napster.asp?

Since UML is independent of implementation or deployment (it is, by definition, a modeling language) a diagram shouldn't differ for different language implementations; ideally, you are creating use-cases (language-independent), state diagrams (language-independent), packages and classes, with properties, events and methods, and building or modeling the problem domain and a solution set in an abstract manner, trying to define the best or best practicable architecture for a system. True, if you are planning on implementing something in VB6 rather than VB.NET, C# or Java, you don't get to inherit or interface in a manner that is as elegant as the latter, so in that case, your classes could be a bit one-dimensional... Then again, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong. Anyone else out there care to discuss?

Perhaps you should try posting this in the C# message board instead of the VB message board?

RichardGrimmer wrote: The only caveat would be if you do settle on VB, then prepare yourself for lots of flak from C# / C / C++ devs for using a "kiddy language", or a "language for middle managers" etc....language snobbery is generally pointed at VB more than most lol Hmm, are you thinking of any developers in particular? ;P Steve S

The 'Public' stuff works if you have the code fragment in a global BAS module, not inside a FRM file, AFAIR. Not all apps honour the SW_SHOW* flags, and it is optional. Steve S

You should have come to me, I could have got you the answer wholesale...:laugh: Steve S

Probably I made some mess in my word.. I tested the speed in two way: First: I compile the program on a P3(1 Ghz) and I copy it on a P4 (2.4 Ghz) also. In this way the executable is the same (Byte per Byte), but I see that the speed on P3 is faster (!!!) than the P4. Second: I compile the program on P3 and run it. I compile the program on P4 and run it. I see that the P3 is faster than P4. The P3 is faster than P4. Why? (Very strange) I didn't install any special program and I have made some tests on different P4. E.G.

Thanks for the reply. I realize they're not free. I'm after feedback from people who have used these products and can give some feedback on how good the products are. Since posting my original query I have come across www.pdftools.com which is a usefull site for all pdf tools. Jim

Also I want to sort it into descending order if the column is clicked again. How to do it? Thx Tasnim

You can ambed pictures the following way :: (this is how I do it) Include de picture or image in your project, and select is in your 'Solution Explorer' The in the properties window, change to 'Embedded Resource' Now you can access the image from within your app... Dim bmpMyImage As New Bitmap (Me.GetType, "Namespace.To.Image.jpg") (Don't know if the above line is exactly correct, but something like that should help you on your way.)

I am using VB6