Well, the problem with foxit is once you opened a series of pdf files, let say 3 pdf files, 3 foxit program will be opened. I used shell command and sendkeys. I'm currently maintaining a program that retrieves records from database and open their corresponding pdf file once i browse each record. Once the pdf of first record has been opened then going to the next record, i've just used sendkeys command to close the current pdf file (ctrl+w) and retain the foxit program. Once i pressed the next button and open the pdf of next record, the 2nd pdf will not be opened on currently running foxit, instead, a new foxit instance will run. thus if i have 10 records/10 pdf, 10 foxit viewer will also be opened. and thats my problem right now :(
chitzdacs
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How to Run Foxit using vb in single instance only -
How to Run Foxit using vb in single instance onlyHi guys, Does anyone here have an idea on how to open pdf files in foxit in just a single instance using visual basic or other languages. When i opened then closed a certain pdf, i want to open the next pdf on the same foxit instance. chito
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Prevent Certain EXE program from runningGuys, Does anyone here can help me to create a utility program in vb6 that will prevent certain exe program from running? Can anyone give me code snippets. Thanks! Chito
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Maya 7 SDKHi, Guys, anyone out there knows how I can link and manipulate maya files in vb.... Thanks Chitz
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Spy WareHi Matthew, I've also encountered that "SpywareStrike" thing on my PC and it's really annoying to have a baloon tool-tip that always pop-up on your system tray. It always disturbs me. I have no concrete idea on how to solve that but i will share to you my experience and what i have done to remove that thing. First step that i have done is trace a certain suspicious exe program which is currently running while the pup-up appears and delete it. You can view all running processes on windows task manager. Sad to say i have forgotten the name of that exe files. But there's still a pop-up coming out so i tried to run my anti-spyware programs (Ad-Aware SE, etc) and stills nothing happens. Lately i've realized that pop-up only runs on current computer account infected, once you have logged out and used another pc account, the pop-up can't be seen again. SO i've deleted my currenct user account and created new one. Finally, to make sure that my pc is really clean from spywares, i've downloaded "Smartcop" antivirus, and know what? I've found some virus and spies that other anti-spyware and anti-virus cannot be detected. That's all... Hope this would help a little bit. But it was just my experience. You must also consult other who can handle and solve this problem accurately.. Thanks! ChitzDacs Computer Programmer, Philippines..... :) -- modified at 1:11 Friday 3rd February, 2006
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How to Create Index on DBF Files using ado and vb6Yah! These dbf files comes from our clients, they're just sending them to us to process, and not all of these foxpro tables have index. The task that was given to me is to change our current program's front end (from Visual Foxpro to VB6 since all of our projects are now created using VB6) while leaving the database input as is. I badly needed to index these tables automatically for the the program to process queries faster since these database contains huge amount of records and once i've performed a single query, the process is so slow :(. Also i think it's not applicable to create database index manually if the number dbf tables are not just one or two. Chitz :) -- modified at 23:36 Tuesday 17th January, 2006
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How to Create Index on DBF Files using ado and vb6Guys, I was assigned to convert an existing foxpro application into vb6. There's a module there in foxpro source code that will automatically create an index (cdx) on tables that has no index. The foxpro code goes something like this.. INDEX ON ALLTRIM(Prefix) + ALLTRIM(Rec_No) TAG PREREC OF TableName.CDX I've tried and researched all posible solution to convert this code into ado and vb6. Can anyone out there help me? Thanks! CHITZ :) -- modified at 5:26 Tuesday 17th January, 2006
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Create Index on Foxpro Tables (*dbf) using ADO and VB6Guys, I was assigned to convert an existing foxpro application into vb6. There's a module there in foxpro source code that will automatically create an index (cdx) on tables that has no index. The foxpro code goes something like this.. INDEX ON ALLTRIM(Prefix) + ALLTRIM(Rec_No) TAG PREREC OF TableName.CDX I've tried and researched all posible solution to convert this code into ado and vb6.:doh: Can anyone out there help me? Thanks! CHITZ -- modified at 5:24 Tuesday 17th January, 2006