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<0> for some reason the control that editor puts down is somehow special
<0> and it has extra properties that are not on the actual cl***
<0> and I have no idea how to add them to the cl***
<1> Why do you expect to be able to interact with an instance without refering to the actual instance you added to the form?
<0> there is more then one way to create a control and I would like to be able to creat a reference to an instance and lets say ... p*** it to a function or something and still have access to the control's propeties
<2> hi
<3> hi
<2> what's the absolute best solution for embedding any kind of video into my application? and windows media player control is the wrong answer
<0> hi
<2> hi
<0> you could use the api
<0> its the same thing for the most part though
<2> i've successfully used the api using a cl*** i found at mentalis.org, the only problem is that my samurai jack videos don't work properly in it (they work fine in media player cl***ic)
<4> maybe look for the stuff that the File Copy dialog boxes and stuff use
<2> the samurai jack videos don't play audio, while others (including other divx files) play fine... so that leads me to believe that a lot of other files could end up not working properly
<4> but they are uncompressed avi's
<2> what do you mean?
<0> how do I make a top property in a VB6 user control
<2> isn't it automatic?
<0> its not showing up as a member of the control
<3> fignuts, your videos not playing is just a question of the codec you have for media player. its not a question of your programming
<2> martin2: even using mci? i'm not using the wmp control
<2> what's odd is that it didn't give me audio, then i got a notice to update divx, then the audio worked, and now it doesn't again!
<3> you need a proper codec if you expect something to play
<3> ...
<2> martin2: but other players (media player cl***ic) play it just fine
<3> thats exactly what im talking about
<0> Its there if I create the control using the form editor and then try to access its properties, but if I just declare something as the UserControl then its missing
<3> mrHellFir, you need to add it to your project first.. just declaring it is not gonna make it show up
<0> how?
<3> references
<0> but the user control is a part of the project I am working with
<3> what do you mean by user control?
<0> in VB6 you can create UserControls
<3> yes
<3> they should be seperate from projects you plan to use them in
<3> gone to watch the world cup
<3> bbl
<0> I dont want to make this one public
<0> Dim oNewCtrl As VBControlExtender
<0> ^_^ I figured it out
<0> yey
<0> got I hate VB6
<0> *god
<5> lol
<5> Switch to VB.NET
<5> its way more powerfull
<5> and Async Threading is leetskeet
<6> hello, if anyone can help with this i'd be more than glad. i have this app, runfast, and i would like to remove its titlebar leaving only a combobox. how do i do this, what's the style for a toolbarless window?
<6> this is what i've got now: STYLE DS_MODALFRAME | DS_CENTER | WS_POPUP | WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU
<6> EXSTYLE WS_EX_DLGMODALFRAME | WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW | WS_EX_APPWINDOW
<7> If I want to drawer a new object on a form in code
<3> why not just set the form's borderstyle to 0?
<7> would it be Public txtNewBox as New Textbox or something? then define where it goes?
<7> effexor: borderstyle = 0 would make it titlebarless
<7> as martin2 said
<6> Chro: oh i dont have the sourcecode, i'm in resource hacker checking around. i've mailed the original developer asking for him to do this without reply.
<6> call me noob if you like :/
<3> you wont be able to do that by changing the resources
<8> lol
<6> ah ok, to bad :/
<8> change some pcitures and resource strings
<8> lol
<3> you could do it with api though
<9> how about **** on a stick
<9> then smell it
<6> great..
<9> Gald i could help
<9> joe?
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