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  1. Re: [VB6] ucShellBrowse: A modern replacement for Drive/FileList w/ extensive feature

    Hello fafalone

    thanks for your help.

    Firstly, the two declares suggested by Steve do not solve the problem, behaviour (only when supplied path is non-existent) is still the same.

    For your...
  2. Re: [VB6] ucShellBrowse: A modern replacement for Drive/FileList w/ extensive feature

    I apologize but your suggested solution does not work.
    I have put the recommended manifest in
    C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98
    and also in
    C:\Windows\System32
    but still get the same...
  3. Re: [VB6] ucShellBrowse: A modern replacement for Drive/FileList w/ extensive feature

    Hello fafalone,

    thank you very much for ucShellBrowse.

    I am only starting to use it very recently, please forgive the stupid noob question. When I call ucShellBrowse1.BrowserPath with a...
  4. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Thank you SO much. Indeed that code works even when compiled. I will analyze / debug in detail the differences and report back here.

    Thank you again,

    THN
  5. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    I'm not going to comment your allegations other than stating that neither my nor AutoIt3's code tries to ALTER anything. Instead, it intends to read other processes memory through perfectly...
  6. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Peter, you rock. Thumbs up.
  7. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    @DataMiser
    Yes, but it doesn't change anything.
    Same with different compatibility settings available in W10.
  8. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Hi Peter

    I never got past VB6. I guess I'm too old or too lazy. And I want to understand why my code works in the IDE but not stand alone, and how to make that happen.

    I want to trace the...
  9. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Dear Peter

    the goal is to retrieve the tooltip text(s) of a specifc or even all icons (tasks) currently running in the systray (see attachment). The tricky thing is to get a handle to their...
  10. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Thank you for the test, Arnoutdv.

    Yes, the code is for Windows x86.

    Showing [] as result (even when run inside the IDE) means that a branch to the error label has occured, most probably right...
  11. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Thank you for your time but to be honest I had hoped for a less toxic answer.

    It probably won't help to solicitate more contributions, but is it asking too much to put my code in the editor and...
  12. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Thank you for your time but to be honest I had hoped for a less toxic answer.

    It probably won't help to solicitate more contributions, but is it asking too much to put my code in the editor and...
  13. Re: Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    * bump *
  14. [RESOLVED] Struggling with OpenProcess: IDE works, compiled doesn't

    Hi guys,

    so I was writing this little app in VB6 IDE under Windows 10 that should show me the tooltips of all icons in the systray. Basically, I have hijacked the SysTray_UDF functions from AutoIt...
  15. Re: A thumbnail database with VB6, DAO 3.6 and FreeImage

    Add-On Number 1
    The attached demo program illustrates how to scroll / walk through the database, and how the key() function works.
    It needs the same references as above in post #1.
    You can also...
  16. A thumbnail database with VB6, DAO 3.6 and FreeImage

    DISCLAIMER
    FOR EDUCATIONAL AND ILLUSTRATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY
    NO WARRANTY WHATSOEVER - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

    Foreword
    I always wanted to do this: create a database of thumbnails from my photos,...
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