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    I want to know how to use Microsoft Agent Control 2.0.ocx? I can use it but I can just show merlin (character) but I cant show the other characters (Robert,Mary,Hal) I use the following code to show merlin ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 'general declarations Dim merlin As IAgentCtlCharacterEx Const DATAPATH = "merlin.acs" Private Sub Form_Load() Agent1.Characters.Load "merlin.acs", DATAPATH Set merlin = Agent1.Characters("merlin.acs") merlin.LanguageID = &H409 merlin.Show End Sub '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' but I can't use it with the other characters. I realy neeeeeeeeeeeeed it many thanks for all

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      I want to know how to use Microsoft Agent Control 2.0.ocx? I can use it but I can just show merlin (character) but I cant show the other characters (Robert,Mary,Hal) I use the following code to show merlin ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 'general declarations Dim merlin As IAgentCtlCharacterEx Const DATAPATH = "merlin.acs" Private Sub Form_Load() Agent1.Characters.Load "merlin.acs", DATAPATH Set merlin = Agent1.Characters("merlin.acs") merlin.LanguageID = &H409 merlin.Show End Sub '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' but I can't use it with the other characters. I realy neeeeeeeeeeeeed it many thanks for all

      soly

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      Guffa
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      Try to write a subject that means something. My second find googling "IAgentCtlCharacterEx": http://www.supinfo-projects.com/fr/2004/msen/2/[^] You should try it sometimes. ;)

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        Try to write a subject that means something. My second find googling "IAgentCtlCharacterEx": http://www.supinfo-projects.com/fr/2004/msen/2/[^] You should try it sometimes. ;)

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        TO GUFFA I am Using VB6 not C# read the code and sent reply that have meaning please ;P

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          TO GUFFA I am Using VB6 not C# read the code and sent reply that have meaning please ;P

          soly

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          Learn how to convert it yourself. There are fewer and fewer VB6 examples on the 'Net, since there's no longer any support from Microsoft for it.

          Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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            TO GUFFA I am Using VB6 not C# read the code and sent reply that have meaning please ;P

            soly

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            So you can't determine from the code what to change to get a different character? I showed you how easy it was to find code for the component. If you tried it yourself, I'm sure that you would be able to find some code in VB6.

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