Recent content by shawnnason

Figured it out: StartTime = Timer <things happen> FinishTime = Timer Totaltime = FinishTime - StartTime

chiph - That's fine idea, but I need to be able to measure in milliseconds. Now() olny give me seconds. Any other ideas? - Shawn

All - I want to see how long it's been since I started a timer until an event happens. Is there way to do something along the lines of: timer1.interval = 10000 timer1.enabled = true <other stuff happens> timer1.enabled = false leftovertime = timer1.timeleft text1.text (leftovertime) Or...

Why not just make the form take up the whole screen and then set form1.enabled = false

Yes, just click on the font box for form1 and select the fornt, style, and size you want. Then everything you create will be that way. If you want to change an item, then change that one item and the rest will remain in the font you set for form1.

More like &quot;mine is smaller than yours is&quot;

Where can I find the various values returned by the shell command?

I have written a VB application that performs registry upgrades. I now want to modify it so that the program can be run remotely. I would like to be able to run, from a remote machine, a VB application that uses the shell &quot;net use&quot; command. I want to allow the remote user to make a...

I have created a type as follows: [code] Public Type MyData command as string numval as integer capbility as string End Type [\code] When I then try to send this type using the SendData facility of WinSock, I get an error box which says: Complie Error: Only user-defined types...

scorpio66 - No, the .vbp file is not read only, it is archive. for now I am just commenting out the whole module. - Shawn

I tried the right click and remove option already. When I right click, the only options that are active are View Code, Add, Dockable, and Hide. When I tried the higlight, click View method, I don't see a remove option.

How do I remove a module from a project? I added a module then realized that I ddn't really want the module in there, and now am stuck. Shawn

I don't recommend this for everyone but....I still run my 120 mhz Pentium with a 2 gig hard drive and 32 megs of ram at home. Yeah, I rock with my 28.8 modem too.

SIRLUIS - I've seen references to Winsock arrays, but have never really thought about doing that. Can you give me an idea of how I'd make and use such an array? I am guessing that I'd declare the array, make some kind of counter, and use that counter to reference the member of the array I...

MadLarry - I want to be ready to listen as startup, but if nothing happens and I want to connect, then I will close down the socket and reopen with a connect call. So, it loos like all I need to do is move the tcpClient.RemoteHost to after I close and it should work. - Shawn