Well How Can I FInd out!!!????

[XxEvilxX]

how can i find out what loaded in the memory and then be also to close it

what?!

[XxEvilxX]

I Want To Be Able To Find Out Waht All Loaded In THe Memory And Be Able To Close It

[casparas]

I think you were celebrating too much

[Bob Baddeley]

No, all his posts are like this. I don't understand how he can program and get all the spelling, grammar, syntax, and other required parts of programming when he can't quite write a full sentence, make it comprehensive, or use correct grammar and spelling. I especially don't understand how he can capitalize the first word of every sentence. And why doesn't he ever answer questions? Oh well. I don't know how to find out what's in the memory or dump it. Sorry.

bob

[XxEvilxX]

Hey Dont Mind Me I Like Caping. The First Letter Of Every Letter To Me It Look Nicer...

Well Ok I Hope Someone Can Help Me.

Try making yourself more clear by giving
an example.

[This message has been edited by Megatron (edited 01-02-2000).]

[Crazy D]

*LOL* well VB has automatic syntax check, and how about those popup windows with the properties etc :-) easy to make not mistakes *LOL*
And Yes Capitalizing Every Word Is Kinda Annoying To Read So Maybe We Just Shouldn't Answer Your Post...

but since I'm nice, I kinda will...
Well I don't really understand your question, but if you mean if an object is still loaded...
Dim c As Object
do some stuff with c ...
If c Is Nothing Then
' not loaded
Else
' still loaded or at least not set to nothing
End If
I say always Set myobject = Nothing as soon as I'm done/unloaded the object
Hmmm something like that... hope it helps... :-)

[XxEvilxX]

Ok no one get what im say is what i want to find out what all loaded in the ram and i want to be able to take stuff adn close stuff out of it

[Bob Baddeley]

I don't think that's quite a technical enough explanation. If you want to just take your program out of the memory, I've seen an example around here in the basement or attic or VB-World. If you want to find out what programs are running, you can do that too with a little thing called search. I know that's in here too. However, if you want a rom dump, then writing a program in Visual Basic probably isn't the smartest idea because it just lets windows do all the memory stuff. Instead, learn assembly or C++.

bob

[Charlezz]

do you mean a program that does the same as Ctrl+Alt+Del?