Passing parameter to a VB6 Application

I want to pass a parameter to the VB executable file, and depending upon that parameter a particular form will open. Please guide

You are looking for comman line arguments. In VB the command line arguments that are passed from the command line are stored in Command$ string. Here is a simple example

VB Code:

Public Sub Main()
    If Command$ = "Form1" Then
        Form1.Show
    ElseIf Command$ = "Form2" Then
        Form2.Show
    End If
End Sub

I am assuming that the startup object will be SubMain and there are already two Forms present in project.

@Anik_sinha
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@Shuja Ali

what is the use of pasing parameter

Its like using switches in some application....for example with the pkzip utility you can the -t switch to test the zip files and something else...same like with excel.exe, notepad.exe, winword.exe if you type the file name with full path the application will be opened with the specified file name
if you type Excel.Exe C:\SomeDir\SomeFile.xls in the Run window excel will open excel with the specified file....

thanks

Here is a nice tutorial on Command Line Arguments.

good example by ipranks ;)