Visual Basic

iluha wrote: Thank you very much!!! I tried with ' around before, but i completely forgot about # signs. Access uses the # sign where SQL Server uses a single quote. -Nick Parker

Thanks! It works fine now :) There are 10 kinds of people - those that get binary and those that don't.

There is nothing that says you can't do the exact same thing in VB.Net. All you have to do is go to the references folder in your project, right click it and select Add Reference. Go to the COM tab, scroll down to Microsoft Script Control 1.0, double-click it then click OK. Back in your project, open the code for your Form and put the following line BEFORE the Public Class statement for your Form: Imports MSScriptControl Now declare a script control object in an appropriate place in your code, set the control to the language you want to use, and tell it to execute the code you want. Here is a short example: Imports MSScriptControl Public Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form ' Windows Form Designer generated code Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim script As New MSScriptControlClass script.Language = "VBScript" script.ExecuteStatement("msgbox ""This is a test...""") End Sub End Class RageInTheMachine9532

thanx steve but i dont really know much about FileSystemObject i had a look on msdn libraries to find out some stuff and found how to create a file and add text to it but not what ever was in the list box thanx for trying tho! .: Lister :.

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I copyed your code into my program and it working only 50 %. 1. When I select the first row it is printed fine, but when I am trying to print the next selected row it fails(nothing happend). 2. Also it is printing the only visible column what about the invisible columns? Thanks

Actually, this probably wouldn't work. Since you're requesting initial ownership in the same thread, the call to WaitOne() (or its equivalent in the constructor that requests initial ownership) will pass. Read the docs on Mutexes and you'll see that a thread can request access to a Mutex multiple times without blocking. I'm not sure how you're threading your file processing procedure (which is a good idea to do, btw), but doing them in the same thread would not work. Instead, take a look at the SyncRoot keyword in Visual Basic. Basically, declare a shared variable somewhere in your class: Private Shared syncRoot As Object = New Object() Then, in both methods, you can do the following (although there's no timeout, but these keywords boil down to a Monitor at compile time, so take a look at that for more details): SyncLock (syncRoot) ' Do work End SyncLock Hope this helps. Reminiscent of my younger years... 10 LOAD "SCISSORS" 20 RUN

i think if you search microsoft site, you will find some vbscripts with the approriate commands, and if im not mistaken, these vb scripts might be copied to the server when you install IIS - Steve

No, u. then me. right? Vilas Shewale