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BB, I tried your above, and it does not work. THEN I deleted Sub Main() entirely, and set Form1 as the startup object, and neither setting StartPosition in code or in the properties pane worked.
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None of your suggestions work. Whether you stick it in HandleCreated, or Resize, or Shown, it just gleefully ignores the property and starts it over on the left hand side of the screen. Whether it's...
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Nope. Size is not manipulated in Load(). Just tried this as well:
Me.StartPosition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen
Attempts to directly position with Me.left and Me.Top do not work...
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Having trouble getting my startup form to appear directly in the center of the screen. First I tried the obvious, setting the StartPosition property to CenterScreen in the properties pane, this works...
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OptionBase1, I took your advice, built a whole new test app from scratch, got it to run, and very carefully ported over the relevant code to the main app. It all works now. There must have been some...
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After getting back to this project I have ignored for a few months, I have been trying to use mci SendString to play an mp3 file as background music. I declare the function in the usual manner, and...
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I am looking for a way to have a background music track playing in a game shell app. Using My.Computer.Audio.Play.resourcexxx works for individual sounds but of course cuts off anything already...
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Thank you, I was trying to gather the wrong data type from KeyChar then. Got it working now.
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My old VB6 code has a little routine in which you can type in words which then cause new forms to pop up depending on what was typed. This was supposed to be a sort of "secret" feature, thus the...
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Thank you both. I'll try Application.Startuppath since I have to pass different parameters depending on, I'll see how it works.
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This will seem like a silly question for VB.NET experts, but I have a question about getting the applications root path, once deployed. In VB6, you just used app.Path, and you were set. The nearest...
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Aaah, thanks guys. So, build my OWN array, and then index off the tag property. That works.
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It's been a long time since I have done anything with Visual Basic at all, and while trying to resurrect some 15+ years old code I have hit a snag. I've got a simple control array that was meant to...
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