Visual Basic

It's not directly possible to dereference a variable in Visual Basic, but you can do a workaround with the help of the api-function "rtlmovememory" (copymemory). This function makes it possible to copy the data of the variable when only having its adress (varptr-function in VB; some api-functions only return pointers to datastructs). Private Declare Sub CopyMemory Lib "kernel32" Alias "RtlMoveMemory" _ (hpvDest As Any, ByVal hpvSource As Long, ByVal cbCopy As Long) This function copies the value of a variable into another variable of the same size (hpvDest). The second parameter takes the adress of the sourcevariable. The third parameter takes the size of the variable. I think there is an example of this technique in the Knowledge Base... "HOWTO: Call NetUserGetInfo API from Visual Basic" Article ID: Q151774

Here is a list of commands/functions that you might need: NOW, OPEN, PRINT, CLOSE.

Here is an easy way to do it: Write a VBA script in OutLooks script editor. In the Application_Startup event, call Shell "OurExe.exe"

I need that in VBScript.I think Vbscript doesn't support file.name I am not sure about this.Please let me know.

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I would say that if vNumber should be a numerical value, explicitly cast it to what you need it to be. It is probably turning into a string. Set a breakpoint at the MsgBox line and set a watch on vNumber(x). That will probably help you determine how the data is kept and what you need to do with it. Text1.Text = CInt( vNumber( x ) ) By the way, is x declared elsewhere?

You dont even have to declare it on each form. Just reference the one in frmMain as illustrated by Jason. Make it local to the function you are using it in Private Sub cmdDoStuff_Click() Dim iPort as Integer iPort = frmMain.Port ' etc. End Sub

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Write your service as usual, and then write secondary app which you can place in the user startup folder which tries to connect to your service. VNC is a remote control app, which is well respected and exists under GPL I think: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ It also gives an icon in the 'clock box' when running as a service. Al. ATL Student :rolleyes: