Hmm, best way to redirect that I found so far was injection into IP stack. Not sure it still works on Win7 but damn that was hard to track down when I got it like 6-7 years ago. Fun though, tinkering is always fun.

I have removed everything. Had to run malwarebytes again just to make sure I had no virus'. I had to run IE a second time after I changed my home page manually again. Viola....Fixed. I want to thank the guy that pointed me in the right direction. THANK YOU VERY MUCH :) rspercy65

It came through as a new version ana so I upgraded. Bad for me. For now I sticking with RealPlayer. rspercy65

Hi I am very friendly person and I truly want to live close to the nature, so that I think about building an eko house? Maybe I should start with portes pvc? Hi I am very friendly person and I truly want to live close to the nature, so that I think about building an eko house? Maybe I should start with

That is pretty smart. I like it. THANX very much Sean. rspercy65 rspercy65

You're welcome. Eslam Afifi

To receive data is actually pretty easy... 1) Set your listview's "AllowDrop" property to true, to let it receive data 2) In the DragEnter event... In there, you want to check the data being dragged to make sure it's what you want, and if so, set the AllowedEffects property of the DragEventArgs it gives you. This is to let windows know whether to allow the drop to occur. 3) In the DragDrop event... Read the data supplied in the DragEventArgs, and process it. The actual data being passed will be in a few different formats, so set a breakpoint and take a look at the formats to see how you want to receive it. Reference for WinForms: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/za0zx9y0.aspx[^] (WPF is pretty much the same, if I remember right) Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in? Developer, Author (Guardians of Xen)

Yep Singapore is the same, no welfare. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

You know what, I read your code wrong. Sorry about that. You are right, your code will work nicely. My advice is free, and you may get what you paid for.

go to the project>Add Reference>Browse and there add wmp.dll its in the system32 folder cheers TheMrProgrammer

The only thing that shows up for me is WMPlib, nothing else. rspercy 1 + 1 = 186,440....Depending on the species.

Stuart Dootson wrote: 'Base 10' gigabyte (the one hard drive manufacturers use) = 1000 x 1000 x 1000 They do although that definition is not exact since sectors are 512 bytes not 500. John

WOW, a lot of stuff. Anyway, Thats what I was looking for. THNX a lot for your expertise on this subject. rspercy 1 + 1 = 186,440....Depending on the species.

rspercy58 wrote: How do I open the screen saver application using the Process control? I just need to know the name of the file I need to execute it in Screensavers have the file-extension ".scr", you might want to search your computer for those. The default screensavers are in the Windows folder, but third-party screensavers usually end up in "Program Files". You can start a screensaver by passing it's path & filename to the Start-method of the Process-class, like this; Process.Start("C:\WINDOWS\system32\ssstars.scr") This will not change the users' default screensaver to "None", it will only start the screensaver that you specified. If you want to build your own screensaver, then check out the sample that Microsoft[^] provided. Hope this helps, I are troll :)

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