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But to clarify something: forget the idea that the problem is the form, and that you need to do it without a form.
A form is a main window, a parent window, and you always need a window to show...
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I think you need to look in the forum for samples with UpdateLayeredWindow.
If you don't find anything that you can use, or have trouble with something, perhaps open a new thread asking for help...
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Sorry, I can't help you with Flash ocx. I never used it.
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I don't understand what you mean.
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Yes, you can use SetLayeredWindowAttributes with LWA_COLORKEY but I still don't know why you want to use such an outdated technology like Flash.
Do they have an animation or are they static images?...
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Then use a form.
What's the problem?
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Flash was phased out long time ago already.
The second big question is why "without a form"?
(Anyway the short answer is No).
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As a side note, that has nothing to do with this project directly, I strongly encourage to install SP6 (Visual Basic 6 Service Pack 6).
Any project that uses an UserControl can crash the IDE...
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Private Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal wMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, lParam As Any) As Long
Public Function...
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I think it could be done with an add-in that installs a CBT hook and subclass the error message window and its help button (it is what Elroy already said).
Not sure that someone will be willing to...
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I don't know how it was resolved because I didn't read all posts, but I've read that the program doesn't run on holidays, so...
I would save somewhere if the first non-holiday day of each months...
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But... if this error window doesn't appear to the end user, it just appears in the IDE.
Current Windows just close the program without any message on such errors.
Anyway, so show any custom...
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I saw that problem a few times. I think I remember that it returned to normal by closing the form and reopening it (or something like that, that reset the state. Maybe you need to close the project...
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I don't understand the question, if you tested the demo.
If you didn't check the demo, then the answer is no, it scrolls only where there are controls.
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And how would you know if a day is holiday? That changes for every country. Or even in the same country it can change from one year to another.
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Updated: Added mouse wheel support for horizontal scrollbar.
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Yes, the subclassing per-se should not add much overhead.
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Sometimes it is better to test something with an example.
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If you have done that, it would work.
You didn't post the actual code.
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In the code you posted, there is no event that runs anything.
Anyway, the code should be in the Private Sub Lst_show_Click()
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The code that works is posted on post #3.
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https://github.com/WaynePhillipsEA/twinbasic/issues/39#issuecomment-1120164415
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Hello, welcome to the forum.
That seems like you would need another control, like a grid instead of four listboxes.
Because if 4 data need to be synchronized, it is like they should be displayed...
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No, fafalone.
Developers have to have the freedom to choose their priorities.
Some routines don't even has an UI at first (that is my current case).
Anyone was talking about a program being...
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BTW: I think that there should be some control IDEControl that would be completely ignored when the program is compiled, but in the IDE it raises some events, being the most important one:...
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1) When someone is developing the program is not finished, so it may not have (and most probably won't have) all the features already implemented. Then, maybe it is still not possible to end a loop...
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What? Can't disagree more.
Suppose that you are making a program that does something that takes 20 minutes.
You want to test something.
The program entered a loop that takes long, but you want...
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Thanks.
I use it always.
I'm lately more or less in the wave of just changing the things without confirmation. But thanks for the option for the ones that prefer that.
When unchecked...
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Why do you need to ask someone else if the attachments can be read?
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If the combo Style property is set to "Dropdown List", it is not necessary do add any code to achieve that behavior, it is done automatically.
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Yes, it is valid.
But I often use the PictureBoxes as a auxiliary (hidden) canvas for doing something else, so why to add another control when I can do all with just one?
BTW: I have the Image...
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I never understood that kind of POV.
If we were talking about 1000 images on a form, maybe that makes sense, but for a couple of images, you can have a couple of pigs in a barnyard.
We are not in...
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The most convenient approach depends on lot of things... including personal preferences.
I usually do things with UserControls, with custom controls, so I add all the picture properties that they...
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I guess it must be that you don't have Office installed or the proper version of Office installed.
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Common Controls 5.0:
Object={6B7E6392-850A-101B-AFC0-4210102A8DA7}#1.3#0; COMCTL32.OCX
Common Controls 6.0:
Object={831FDD16-0C5C-11D2-A9FC-0000F8754DA1}#2.0#0; MSCOMCTL.OCX
VB6 can work...
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Tip: post the test project.
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It seems easier than having to edit the rc file with Notepad and compile the res file, but still not as simple as loading a new picture into a property and pressing F5 to see the new picture in...
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As I said: I never used any add-in for handling resources. At the time I used resources I didn't know that that add-in existed.
But my question remains: how that approach can compare to just...
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I always found the use of resources in VB6 quite cumbersome. (Anyway I used them at first)
Why to do something in some way when there are other ways that are far easier and handy to achieve the same...
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Using DoEvents properly is not for everyone.
In the forum, if you search, you'll find people saying things like never use DoEvents, or that DoEvents is evil, etc.
Sometimes there are not easy...
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