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    [2003] Size of a single window?

    Whats the best way to get the size and poisition of a single window?
    Im working on a screenshot utillity and I already figured out how to take a screen shot of the entire screen.
    But i want the user to be able to choose to just screen shot a specific window. Eather by cursor position, title of the window or somthing...
    anyone know what i can do?
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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    have a look at this

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    Well I found that earlier and thought all my questions had been answered. but it was made with a version of VB that is newer then mine (2003) so It wont open
    My car if Chevy was VB.NET

    Code:
    Public Class MyCar
        Public Sub Camaro()
            Dim Camaro As Car
            Camaro = SS.Fast("Sexy")
        End Sub
    
        Public Function Fast(ByVal sexy As String ) As String
            Return "SUPER" & sexy
        End Function
    End Class

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    you should download vb2008 express. its free

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    really? well... im off to do just that :-D
    My car if Chevy was VB.NET

    Code:
    Public Class MyCar
        Public Sub Camaro()
            Dim Camaro As Car
            Camaro = SS.Fast("Sexy")
        End Sub
    
        Public Function Fast(ByVal sexy As String ) As String
            Return "SUPER" & sexy
        End Function
    End Class

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    this wont screw up all my projects will it?
    My car if Chevy was VB.NET

    Code:
    Public Class MyCar
        Public Sub Camaro()
            Dim Camaro As Car
            Camaro = SS.Fast("Sexy")
        End Sub
    
        Public Function Fast(ByVal sexy As String ) As String
            Return "SUPER" & sexy
        End Function
    End Class

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    no. you can keep vb2003 + run vb2008 on your PC as well.
    if you open a vb2003 project in vb2008 you'll be given a choice about keeping the old project + the upgraded one.

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    Re: [2003] Size of a single window?

    Thanks, ill check it out :-D
    My car if Chevy was VB.NET

    Code:
    Public Class MyCar
        Public Sub Camaro()
            Dim Camaro As Car
            Camaro = SS.Fast("Sexy")
        End Sub
    
        Public Function Fast(ByVal sexy As String ) As String
            Return "SUPER" & sexy
        End Function
    End Class

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