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in.txt F1C58475 0- B2C58757 0- E9D48747 1- R0A01477 8- 'VB script example const infile = "C:\...\in.txt" const outfile = "C:\...\out.txt" set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") set tsin = fso.OpenTextFile(infile) set tsout = fso.CreateTextFile(outfile) do while(not tsin.AtEndOfStream) str = tsin.ReadLine str = mid(str,1,4) & "00" & mid(str,7) tsout.WriteLine str loop tsout.Close tsin.Close out.txt F1C50075 0- B2C50057 0- E9D40047 1- R0A00077 8-

I've been using the Solutions:Schedule component from DBI-technologies in a big project. Try it out http://www.dbi-tech.com/product\_info\_prime/solschd.htm

I guess you could create a get-property i Form1 that returns the instance of Class1: public property get TheProperty as Class1 set TheProperty = myInstance end property So from Form2 do this to get the Class1 instance from Form1: set obj=Form1.TheProperty Hope this helps... Øyvind.

This is probably not the answer you're looking for but webclasses within VB are pretty much a dead technology. There are various threading and performance issues that have come to light on this particular technology. If you really need the power of vb when developing a component for a web based application you might want to investigate COM+. Switching to the new .NET stuff if you're running IIS 5 is also a very viable alternative. Good Luck!

If you just want to do some simple smtp based email from a vb application you can run on over to www.planet-source-code.com ... do a seach in the vb section for email and/or smtp. I know there are several examples there. Good Luck! Jon

Necesitas habilitar el módulo MSCOMM en la lista de objetos. Luego pegas el objeto en el Form y alli tienes todas las propiedades del objeto

Why don't you place the code in a Boolean function, then trap it like followed: private function connect_to_db(Connection as string) as boolean on error goto failed_open set DBTemp = OpenDataBase("",true,false,Connection )'Public connect_to_db = true exit function failed_open: if err.number = 28000 then msgbox "Wrong Password Or User name, please try again" connect_to_db=false exit function end function Hoped to have helped you : :-O Rayman

VB is the best choice if you do not intend to distribute your any of the component to client's machine. Apart from that VB application has Lots of dependency file which when installed may or may not creat a conflict problem . that totally depends how compatible(I mean version of the dependent files which you ignored while installing your VB application)) is your development machine and the staging machine. Generally the size of a VB app will be approx more than twice the size of VC++ app.:|

Just in case anyone else is interested there is an article on CodeGuru that documents the extraction of multiple command line parameters. http://www.codeguru.com/vb/articles/1755.shtml

Use the VB function FormatDateTime(...)