google maps in vb6 application
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How to use map of a particular state that is downloaded from the google maps in our vb6 application and on that pc there is no internet connection.Have anyone done this before.Please help.
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How to use map of a particular state that is downloaded from the google maps in our vb6 application and on that pc there is no internet connection.Have anyone done this before.Please help.
I never used Google maps in VB6. AFAIK you need internet connection. Check these Add a Google Map to a VB Application[^] How to use GOOGLE MAP API and GOOGLE Earth PLUG-IN in VB6[^] Display a map for an address on Google maps or Yahoo maps in the system's default browser in Visual Basic 6[^]
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How to use map of a particular state that is downloaded from the google maps in our vb6 application and on that pc there is no internet connection.Have anyone done this before.Please help.
You can't use Google Maps without an internet connection.
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How to use map of a particular state that is downloaded from the google maps in our vb6 application and on that pc there is no internet connection.Have anyone done this before.Please help.
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Please help.
This is going to hurt, but it's for your own good. First off all, VB6 is deprecated. It's no longer supperted by Microsoft. It's kicked the bucket, it's shuffled off it's mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!! You can use the Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit[^] to migrate at your own pace. You can extend VB6 applications using .NET code (means you can write new code in .NET and call it from VB6), giving you access to all kinds of .NET goodies like the
WebBrowsercomponent, thePropertyGridcontrol and the EntLib. Second, you'll need to use something else than a SaaS provider, as they always require internet-access. Third, you specified what technologies you're interested in, not what you are trying to achieve. You get more usefull replies if you state what you're trying to achieve. Like, if you're looking for longitude and latitude for a specific country, we could advise an alternative like GeoNames[^]. I bet you need maps in a local database.Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: