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I couldn't see your code, but you should try something like... Form1.menuitem3.Enabled = True ...from Form2. Jeremy Falcon Imputek Excrement escapes everyone - even elders.

Have you ever used the pure Windows API? There's a function called EnumChildWindows() that will help you out. I found a VB example online to help you get started... http://www.syix.com/wpsjr1/EnumChildWindows.zip[^] Jeremy Falcon Imputek Excrement escapes everyone - even elders.

I tried by installing the service pack 2 but still the problem is there. Is there any others solutions? Pls help. Thanks. A.Aluthwala

You might try taking a look at the CP article: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/command_line.asp[^] It's in C# but should give you the idea and some background.

sure.. if I have the time and the enough knoledge :) please send any comments you think about the article and rate it..

Ray Cassick wrote: Generally speaking i think that using the Call keyword is bad form though. Simply don't use parens and all is fine. Really, humm, I prefer to use the parens because, I like to make it more blatently obvious that I am calling a function ( the keyword "call" helps with that blatentness) With default functions sometimes it is not immeadly obvious what one was thinking when they wrote their code.

Yeah. I guess. It was easier just to change the intHr to a Long though. "You only disagree because you're a moron. If you were a man of intelligence you would see that I'm obviously right." - The General Consensus

intibnin wrote: please can you explain me way i must first press SHIFT. I think this something to do with the KeyPress event, but I can't remember what :( Anyway, you can bypass all this by just using the KeyDown instead of the KeyPress event, then use KeyCode instead of the KeyChar. It should work then Notorious SMC The difference between the almost-right word & the right word is a really large matter - it's the difference between the lightning bug and the Lightning Mark Twain Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please Mark Twain

For i = 0 To 4 ("bullet" & i).Text = list.ChildNodes(i).InnerText Next i I didn't think it would work, that would 'break' vb's typing. I think that was part of the argument when they re-wrote sections before release. VB programmers panicked when they say what the new language was like. Personally the nearer to c# (apart from readability) the better.

I think, there is no universal way for both players, but at least for WinAmp there must be some way, because some time ago I saw a plugin which writes the currently played song to the mIRC client and also lot of other plugins for WinAmp displays the song info. But this is an issue for the WinAmp Plugin SDK, how it is with WMP, don't know... Good luck!

It's been staring me in the face all the time. The timer is not being started. It should be timer1.Start and Timer1.Stop, not Timer1.enabled = true

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Thanks! Plus apparently VB uses some space to store the string length.......... Appreciate your help, ns

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Yes, Add a Reference to it... Right-click on your References Section of your Project and Click "Add Reference...". Then browse to where you put it.