Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

XCOPY C:\Software\Zimbabwe\*.* C:\Program Files\Zimbabwe\*.* /Y

I tried this but still the results are negative. When I try this same command from the DOS prompt I get an error message that says: Invalid number of parameters. I think the problem could be on the spacing of the folder name Program Files but then how can this be rectified? Pease assist.

Kindly assist me rectify VB 6.0 code below: Shell("xcopy c:\Software\Zimbabwe c:\Program Files\Zimbabwe.* /-Y") I want to copy the folder called Zimbabwe to Program Files but nothing seems to be happening.

What code can I use to end a VB 6.0 program from the same program or another program?

Please, help me with code so that my forms will fit perfectly on different screen sizes and resolutions without being too small or too large. Sorry guys to bother you with questions from the dead VB 6.0. It’s what we still use this side of the world.

Can anyone please assist me with tutorials or links to sites that can assist me to learn VB.Net faster. I have been using VB 6.0 all along and, thanks to this forum, I understand it's now a dead language.

I am currently developing a VB 6.0 application. I also happen to have another VB 6.0 application already complete which I want users to be able to select at log on. How can I join these two applications without changing much of the code of the complete application? The two applications happen to share the same names for a number of objects. Please help.

I keep getting the message that the file MSADDNDR.dll could not be registered each time I try to reinstall VB6.0 on my computer. What can I do to overcome the problem?

How can I make my VB application stop functioning when a certain date has arrived without it being obvious in the source code. I use VB 6.0 and SQL 2000.

Fine VB6 is rubbish but then which edition of SQL 2000 is the best for a server with over 15 workstations?

I run a VB 6.0 professional on an SQL 2000 Server database. Which edition is better epecially between Standard and Developer for 20 workstations?

I have a Windows 2000 server with 15 workstations connected to it via a domain. The server has 2 Network cards both Intel Pro 1000 MT Gigabit Ethernet Adapter - Onboard. The network speed used to be 1000.0mbps on each card but suddenly fell to 100.0mbps slowing the entire network. What could be the cause and how can it be rectified? The server is a Dell.

I have a report in Crystal that gets data from SQL queries and it's slow. How do I use a stored procedure to make the report access data faster?

Thanks for replying. If you can kindly provide me with some vb 6.0 code to achieve this goal. A parameter is passed to the stored procedure at runtime and records are retrieved by the stored procedure which then populates the grid.

How can I use a stored procedure to return query results and populate a data grid control? I am using VB 6.0 and SQL 2005.