How do I actually do that? :confused: I tried to call one control's event (forgot which one but that shouldn't matter) and call it inside another control's click event. Yet the only thing I know how to do is to add a new EventHandler to a control's events and then add some code for it, but not how to call a event without the user explicitly triggering it. modified on Friday, March 6, 2009 6:01 AM

If you need to figure out the path of the currently executing app, use Environment.CurrentDirectory If your updater program has to find out where the app has been installed, write the path to the registry during installation and read it from there during the update. Cheers, विक्रम Be yourself, no matter what they say. - Sting, Englishman in New York.

Yes thanks this work fine... The only problem is that I hope to find a method that works without import user32.dll So now i work with this but if someone know a method that not use user32.dll it would be better.. thanks

Cliffer wrote: but on this way i have to add the reference on my vb6 project. how can i use my dll without doing this? You can't. None of the Managed Code languages support exporting methods in a way that would allow you do this. You have to go through the COM reference to get at a Managed Code .DLL's methods. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Hi You don't say how you are showing the form. If you are showing it using ShowDialog, you can just set the DialogResult property: private void Form2_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { try { ... } catch { DialogResult = DialogResult.Abort; } } ---------------------------- Be excellent to each other :) EasiReports[^] My free reporting component for WinForms.

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If u are using a PictureBox then the picturebox is always in a rectangular form, u can use the Region property of the picturebox which returns an object of the System.Drawing.Region, the u can get the bounds of the Region using the GetBounds method of the region object Hope that works for u Regards, Pramod