Visual Basic

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Peter, You posted your question under something called Visual Basic Forum...;) I thinked that because you put in the previous question the function TextOut... Printer.Font is a function in VB. But How I love VC++ And hate VB I will answer you... TextOut use the current Font... For select the font must to use CDC::SelectObject Regards...;) ;) ;) Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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It may not be a good idea to store it in the registry. Probably saving a certain number say 10 - in a local file should serve the purpose. But if you need to store that in registry - see GetSetting() function.

I am not sure whether you can see the HResult. But if the HRESULT is not equal to S_OK, I think Vb raises an exception with err.number equal to the hresult.!!

Try this Option Explicit Public testnum As Integer Public Sub MakeBig(inpt As Integer) MsgBox "Make big receives 'inpt' = " & inpt, vbOKOnly, "In MakeBig()" inpt = inpt + 1 MsgBox "'inpt' now is = " & inpt, vbOKOnly, "In MakeBig()" MsgBox "testnum now is = " & testnum, vbOKOnly, "In MakeBig()" End Sub Public Sub Test() testnum = 1 MsgBox "The original value of testnum = " & testnum, vbOKOnly, "In Test()" MakeBig testnum MsgBox "After MakeBig()= " & testnum, vbOKOnly, "In Test" End Sub Paul Lyons Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Instantiate an Excel Application object (try get before you try create) and use the Excel object model to load the CSV. If it was me I'd use the filesystem object (part of scripting) and then parse it with the Split function into an array or some such, but I gues that dependes on where and what you want to do with the data.

get Microsoft eMbedded Visual tools. It plugs into VB or VC++ if you have it, and allows you to develop in windows CE. It has bad error handling, but its the best out. Its a 300 meg download, or you can get it free on a CD, with S&H.

There is a really simple version of a server/client chat program in the MSDN for visual basic. You may be able to use that as a base for one (to help you learn what needs to be done). If you search for "Using the Winsock Control" in the MSDN you should come up with the 'page' that has the simple version of a chat type program. I played with this myself a bit and it is fairly easy to understand. Hope that helps some. Quinn (aka Monkey Joe)

Look at the command line parameters for vb6.exe: vb6.exe /?

Here is some information on the subject in C++ Hope this can lead you in the right direction. Deskbands :laugh: Nick Parker

Something like this should do it Dim strFileName as String Dim Data as String Dim strVariable as String Open strFileName For Input as #1 Do Until EOF(1) Line Input #1, Data strVariable = Right(Data, 5) ...Do something with strVariable Loop Close #1 Nick Parker