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lol ask a legitimate question and get bum fluffed xD. np, just another experience I guess ProtekNickz xD

so.... if this is the case the difference between CreateProcess and ProcessStartInfo, Is ProcessStartInfo will be more susceptible to a code injection than a CreateProcess in that terms, Would their be a similar convention to defer such an attack, Yes I know this is only a deterrence , but it...

Cheers for taking the time out to point me in the right direction, Appreciated :). ProtekNickz xD

I stand corrected again heh, Is their a particular title to search for on Microsoft so I can do some reading on this, and lets say I'm out of touch with programming for the last few years or so, It's really nice to see some one actually handing out great information. Cheers, ProtekNickz xD

If I'm right in thinking as I just did this on C++ and their not to far dissimilar, then to do a secure execution of the shell command would be similar to char appName[] = "xcopy.exe"; char args[] = "xcopy.exe source destination"; CreateProcess(appName , args, 0, 0, FALSE,0 ,0 ,0 , &si, &pi);]...

on this line: where it says xcopy this for the program so your code can not be injected with malicious code you also need to include xcopy to you arguments line Dim arguments as string = "xcopy" + source + " " + Destination + " " + Swithces ProcessStartInfo("xcopy", arguments) With...

Nice to know a bit of history behind what I have been using, Didn't realise it's a dated mechanism, Maybe it's time for a change on my behalf, I'll probably use the camels hump type with better naming system, so I may adhere to move to a hierarchy of better naming which makes sense since VB.NET...

I agree what Herman is saying, OCX is out dated and can be a Vulnerability to the .NET application and your windows 10, "Depending on its control methods", I also agree with Rita Vanz on the subject of using the control, it its accessible by .Net then yes feel free to use it, on another note I...

Hi many people use many different methods to name their Controls and Variables for me it's just a simple case of using the Controls own name in the naming process example: These are just a few naming conventions I use, it just helps me in general to know which Controls / Variables I'm using...

This is interesting to know, We mere mortals don't have a stream of lawyers to help us thorough the banks of license agreements, Most users who wish to program for personal means or to produce won't get slammed by the M$ legal fist, As most people don't real the "License Agreement", like my self...

Ah well he/she did state in their first post that: and I just seen they missed a period, so ty for correcting me :P. ProtekNickz xD

I agree Their is many choices to choose from all with their own deep learning curve, to be more rapidly designed faster I would choose .Net, as to which language in .Net i would go with VB.NET, will this application needing to be on multiple platforms?, if so I would use UWP as it can be created...

It should just be "Import System.Windows.Forms" less the quotation marks and remebering the "." period(s).

Hi I was woundering if I could from within my own windows app at the click of a button create a executable? with code from with in a module.

thank guy for the response's you's gave me, all fixed now, i guess i needed pointing in the right direction :D.

Here's my Pen code what i use to write with. Private Sub PicCharSKin_MouseMove(sender As Object, e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles PicCharSKin.MouseMove If MouseButtons = Windows.Forms.MouseButtons.Left Then 'Check's to see if left mouse is pressed...

Hi their :), I'm writing a small program that saves the Current background image to file once i have drawn on it too, here's what it does : once i draw on previous image loaded in picturebox, the program then resizes it and save it at my chosen format, Code Bellow. Dim bm As New...

I'm Not sure if you can actully delete a button but you can make it go invisible like so bntNamedButton.Visible = False ' Or True to which desired effect your after Hope that helps :) did a bit of sniffing and found this Control c = this.Controls.Find(yourButtonControl.Name, true)[0]...

Hi look at this you'll need to make a blank form Components used and Names used 1 x Button = "btnRun" 1 x ListBox = "lstItems" 1 x TextBox = "txtResult" 1 x WebBrowser = "webResult" Option Explicit On Option Strict On Public Class ListItems Private Sub ListItems_Load(sender As...

ok formum hadn't updated as i was still in post message to here, and had to nip to out for a sec, Right yes this code is good you'll for adding items to a listbox on as Windows Form Application, but then you'll need to get the items back as String() array, which would be easier so you can use...