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mhh k... So there is no way to do this with my own interfaces? Thx for the answer, CowZ

Hi, I'm coding on some interfaces right now and discovered one very nice feature. If I type Implements IMyOwnInterface VisualStudio makes the whole code with me, eg: Public Sub Foo() Implements IMyOwnInterface.Foo() Ok, that's nothing really special, but as i type Implements IDisposable Much...

Why don't just let him do it? ;)

thx :( cya CowZ

Thx alot ;) The PSet function draw one pixel, as the drawrectangle(b, x, y, 1, 1) funtion does... Cya CowZ

Thanks alot :) *happy* nice to have you and this board ;) edit: I've got another topic-related question: How can I create my own Brushes (with my own colors) and how can i set one point (as pset did in vb6)? (I use rectangle right now...) Cya CowZ

Hi, I just coded a simple CPU-Usage Monitor. It shows the percent in the Systray. My Question is following one: Can I create this Icon in my code (e.g. in dependance to the actual usage?) I tried to do it with a Picturebox, but I found no way to convert the Pictureboxgraphics to an Icon-Object...

Nice ;) But I wonder why it didn't work at tpm.. cya cowz

Er... It gives an error to you (that's "normal") but you catch this error with try... If you write b(1) and not b() it won't work. cya cowz

he'd given that answer before.. the problem is, that the whole form is getting gray and that looks bad ;) cya cowz

@tpm: I've just tried it.. it works fine.. It gives an error as soon as you press any key.. Then the program ends (as he wished).. @JuggaloBrotha: It's not the why, but the how ;) (maybe just for fun... ;)) Cya CowZ

Hi, If you you use standard functions (methods of classes) you can see some text like "This function is used to do..." in a tooltip. My Question is: How can i create such textes to my functions / methods / subs / vars? Thx for reply, CowZ :)

Why don't you use my code in GotFocus()? That would help, or? *hope.so* ;) Or do you really want to stop _any_ interaction with the user (e.g. change to internet explorer)? that would become difficult, imho.. Cya CowZ

Mhh.. you could use some boolean such as running.. Then add to every sub "If Not running Then Exit Sub".. If you're waiting for your unix app, set running = false, else set it to true. But that's definetly not beautiful, but the only way i know you may do it... Cya CowZ

It's doable with my code.. just try it ;) i mean following: Dim b() As Byte Try Console.OpenStandardInput.Read(b, 0, 1) Catch ex As Exception End Try

@TCM: You're right :( I have another way to do it.. but it produces an error at the moment you hit a key (but you can catch it with try) and it is coded really badly ;) Dim b() As Byte Try Console.OpenStandardInput.Read(b, 0, 1) Catch ex As Exception End Try @JuggaloBrotha: That don't work...

Yes, I do ;) Use following code: Sub Main() Console.WriteLine("Press Any Key To Continue") Return End Sub Cya CowZ

Hi, i just bought a Genius NetScroll+ Superior with 10 Buttons.. But the driver is really bad.. It only offers 5 to 10 possibilities of actions, what happens after a click. So I thought of coding my own service, which does what I want to happen ;) But I really have _no_ plan how to do it, so I...