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Long time since I have worked in VB, but I suppose ShowOpen() function defined in my class can be used for showing open file dialog box.

try uninstalling and installing IIS.

wossname

you can restrict drives using registry, although it's not fool proof.

see this link:
http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=3380

jim, the code you have provided gives the volume serial number, not the H/D serial number.
If I remember correctly, it is possible thru WMI.

Try searching at www.pscode.com

You can also use MD5 Hash for checking the authenticity of the file.

It's a registry setting. Search www.winguides.com/registry for the specific registry key.

I have tried that already, but then, you might get a better result.

I haven't been able to do it till now. I am not even sure if the Message arrives on port 37,38,39(normal NetBios communication Ports) or 17 which I got through Newsgroups. I tried on both of them,...

Take a look at www.vbip.com for a more detailed look on using sockets through api calls.

You need to use the NetMessageBufferSend api call. This would work only on Win NT/2000/XP.
See this link:
http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/code/network/netmessagebuffersend.htm

I hope you know how to manipulate registry through code. IF yes, then look at this link on how to set the orientation of wallpapers....

crpietschmann I have sent you a PM and a email in this regard.

AFAIK, Regsvr32 also uses the same API calls.

If the OCx's are not going to be used by another program, it would be prudent if you ket thme in your own directory. If they are shared with your own apps, try keping them in your own shared...

Assuming that you know how to add/searching records to a Access database through ADO, the process for searching through a DBF file should be same for you. Especially if you have the same database...

Okay, in that case, I will simply put up a link to your site. I will give you my link once my site gets ready.

I too have a copy of the original zip file containing all the web pages. Would it be of any help if I uploaded the same to my web space.

Look at www.vbaccelerator.com

Jim, PostMessage doesn't seem to work when used for sending cross application messages.

I am sorry, but I can't help you out wiht .Net code, but in VB6 this is approximately how I would have done it:

Private Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hwnd...

I think it wold be more helpfuls if you could specify the exact message that you need to send:
his is an example anyhow. If you need to send it to another application, you will have to get the...

I suppose it is because ParamArray intNums() is being taken as a variant and you have declared x as integer.

I suppose you would have already tried www.mysql.com .
It's not a much, but you can see www.able-consulting.com for the conection strings for MySQL.

http://www.vbip.com/protocols/ftp/vb-ftp-client-library/tutorials/tutorial-05.asp

Sadly the code needed for creating a JPG file is not suitable for VB. So an external Dll is needed.
You can take a loook at this link:
http://www.vbaccelerator.com/codelib/gfx/vbjpeg.htm

If you need the feature of resuming for your downloads, look at www.vbip.com . One of their examples does have a resume feature. And as far as I remember you will need to use Winsock rather than Inet...

http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=223989

There is no way to disable it in VB. Even in C++, it is quite a task.
You can disbale the various option present in the dialog box though through the use of registry.
See this:...

Look at AlphaBlend api call.
http://www.allapi.net/apilist/AlphaBlend.shtml

See this http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=222639

I am not understanding your question correctly, but does this code helps you:

Option Explicit
'set you picturebox name to Picture1
Private Sub Dir1_Change()
File1.Path = Dir1.Path
End Sub...

It is definitely possible to trap Ctrl-Alt-Del in W2K/XP, but you will have to work in C/C++ for that. Microsoft has exposed a whole interface for this purpose. Search ofr "GINA" on MSDN.
BTW, you a...

I made a webserver to let my users remotely control my software, without the requirement of some heavy stuff.

No problems:D ;)

Yes, both should have different IP address.
Your domain name will be having a single IP address, unless and until it is a haevy traffic site. There are many free DNS servers around whose services...

Try using

Set Picture1.Image = ImageList1.ListImages(i)

Okay this is what I know:
Your Nameserver must be registered with the root registrar, for .com and .net Verisign, to work properly , and to resolve domains names. This is important becuase you...

And I just checked the netsol site with a domain name that I booked through one of its resellers. It still asks me for a login, so that effectively rules out changing DNS setting through NetSol,...