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<0> lol
<1> anyone knows a good prog that can show the ***embly code behind a VB exe ?
<0> m.. i know u can open some files with ms C++ 6
<0> and see most of it's data, but not sure about ***embly
<0> probely cuz i dont know what's aseembly is
<0> but u can try..
<1> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/***embly_language
<0> i don't realy wanna know, or care
<0> it's probely long and i'm realy tierd
<0> if u have VB, u probely have ms c++ too, so u should just try it, it's not taking alot of time
<0> hi guys, how can i remove a picture?
<2> reider: just get any diss***embler out there
<2> WinDASM I think is one
<2> but be warned, the ASM VB produces is UGLY
<3> pretty much the case for any compiler
<2> C\C++ produce much nicer ASM
<2> from what I've been told...
<3> depends on the compiler you're using and what level of optimization you choose
<3> less optimization, asm simpler to follow
<3> the real question is why do people send spam with gibberish in it?
<3> I get spam with titles like "MUST READ" and the body of the message is sort of like "sfshjHjhfDSSQQQQ!!!" x 30
<3> its not even selling anything
<3> very puzzeling
<0> hi, how can i prevent an action in down event?
<3> what do u mean?
<0> for example in keydown event
<0> in a listview keydown event
<0> i want it do an action
<0> and then to stay on the item it was
<0> on normal, it will do what i say, and then move the selected item 1 down
<3> I dont understand what you want to do.
<0> just do that man:
<0> go to a list keydown event
<0> and write there
<0> text1.text = list1.listindex
<3> alright
<3> so whats the prob?
<0> now press down
<0> if the selected item was 1
<0> it will show 1 on text1 text
<0> and then the selected item will become 2
<0> sense u pressed down button
<3> ok
<0> right?
<0> ...?
<3> just check for the down key in the keydown event for hte lb
<0> lol man
<0> am i right?
<3> um
<3> as far as I understand you
<3> ya
<0> nothing to understand, only vb..
<0> press down key
<0> the selected item was 1
<0> the text1 text is 1
<0> less then a second after
<3> whats your question?
<0> the selected item will be 2
<0> and i don't want it to be 2
<3> is english your first language?
<0> i want it to stay 1
<0> no..
<3> not to be condescending
<0> so how can i do it?
<0> u know what, let me explain my self better
<0> u open new project
<0> new listbox
<0> and put some items in it, that's it
<3> so you want the listbox to stay selected on whatever is in the text box?
<0> hear the better example, i hope u'll understandn o
<0> understand now
<0> and put some items in it
<0> then, click on 1 of the items
<0> and on the down key. what'll happen?
<3> youll goto the next item if there is one
<0> right
<0> now i don't want it to go there..
<3> ok
<3> is that all?
<0> yes
<3> just check for the down key in the lb
<0> lb?
<3> listbox
<0> u mean by keycode
<0> already did, 38
<0> if keycode = 38 then
<0> but what do i write in it?
<0> how do i make it so it won't go to the next ietm?
<3> you sure its not hex?
<0> item*
<0> Private Sub ListView1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
<0> keycode..
<2> is this VB6?
<0> yup
<3> &h28 is the down key
<0> it's 38.. i checked it
<2> Is there some event like IndexChanging or IndexChanged which has a Cancel argument?
<0> i wrote msgbox keycode, and pressed the down key
<4> is there a .bas file i need to include to be able to use the functions for Ms Access? i cant Dim anything as a Database
<2> dissipate: VB uses ADO
<0> martin2 - i wrote msgbox keycode, and pressed the down key, i'm sure its' 38
<2> completely different model than Access
<3> dissipate, include ado in your project references
<3> use that to access ... ms access
<0> martin2 - anything?
<4> martin: sort of a dumb question: but how do i include it, im not sure where to find it
<0> leave the keycode anyway, how do i prevent it from going to the next item?
<0> diss - dim s as ado
<0> if i'm not wrong
<5> Set r=db.operecordset("SELECT Sum(...)...)
<5> where i can find the sum value ?
<0> ok i am lol
<3> he is wrong
<3> goto tools->references
<0> i said i am.. i ment i am wrong
<3> its under microsoft ADO
<5> guys
<5> !?
<4> theres no references section under tools....
<5> where can i fine the sum or count value ?!
<0> of what?
<5> find*
<5> mm
<5> Set r=db.openrecordset("SELECT Sum(...)...)
<0> oh.. got no idea about db, sorry
<3> um select count(*) in table where x=y
<3> or google sql commands
<5> then ?!
<5> where can i fine the count value ?
<5> in r![0] ?!
<0> martin2 - do u knwo how can i remove a picture?
<5> r![count] ?!
<3> MojoJojo2, google a good visual basic starter kit
<5> ya wlad esharmota!
<5> answe my q
<3> you're not making any sense
<3> that may have somehting to do with it
<5> roo7o entaako
<5> yen3an ta3arees emayatko !
<5> answe me guys !
<6> hmm
<6> you are dumb
<3> this chan has become a english as second language bananza
<6> no one will 'answe' you
<0> can anyone tell me how to remove a picture plz?
<5> go **** man
<5> u mofu
<5> ***hole !
<5> am getting a BsC in CS
<4> yeah it looks like i have to go download microsoft ADO
<5> go **** !
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