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I did it exactly how you said. just sr.dispose() Nothing to do with any booleans heh ??

Thank you. I imported System.IO but I get this 'System.IO.StreamReader.Protected Overrides Overloads Sub Dispose(disposing As Boolean)' is not accessible in this context because it is 'Protected'. I don't know how to fix that.

edit: sorry for misleading title I've been trying for a while but I can't get it. Is there any other way to do this but much easier? TextBox1.Text = "pc1036%2iCYBJg76dZCq5W" & vbNewLine & _ "pc1037%3EiXP52z8CfLZgm" & vbNewLine & _ "pc103%tWt73oKijT9Hf2P" & vbNewLine & _...

Hey thanks alot. That code is awesome. I figured out: SetPixel(GetDC(FindWindow(0, "Window")), 100, 100, Color.Red.ToArgb) but the dot is black not red :(

All I want to do is draw a dot in the very middle of my screen, visible over all windows. I assume I use SetPixel and the msdn says use gdi32. I have no idea how to do this. Can someone just tell me exactly how? I swear ive been googling and testing code for well over 4 hours. If no one knows...

Your signature says it's free? BTW, I knew there was 2005, I didn't know it was called .NET 2 though.

Well im a pretty seasoned vb.net coder but I recently stopped to learn actionscript but then i realized AS sucks so I'm back.

I'm using VS.net 2002 version 7.0... Are you saying the version 5 below me has the native web browser? Then that wouldn't be .NET. I've never heard of .NET 2.

I added a web browser to my project. I needed to send a url that contained some info. (The info I needed to send was contained in the URL), so I did wb.navigate(url) and I guess thats the only way to do it. The problem is that I had previously done this exact program in vb6 and there werent ANY...

I know this is .net forums but I'm already registered here.. in vb.net i need to put 1 word inside of a text file C:\name.txt i need to put a word like "john" in it. Now in a vb6 program i need to read the text file. C:\name.txt and store its contents in a variable. thanks in advance

The Huricane wilma destroyed my house and I had to live with relatives with no computer for a long time. I want to thank you for helping me 2 months ago, but now I cannot get this code to work. :(

Yea I tried that. It makes the .exe but it is 0 kb and is totally empty. It just made an empty one lol

Dim resourceStream As System.IO.Stream resourceStream = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Program2.Proggy") Dim files As New FileStream("C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\Files", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write) Dim...

Thanks but It's giving mr a problems with the "fileSteam" and this line of code: resourceStream = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream(assemblyNameWithoutExtension & "." & resourceFileName) I changed the assemblyNameWithoutExtension & "." & resourceFileName...

bump please

Private Declare Function GetPixel Lib "gdi32" (ByVal X As Long, ByVal Y As Long) As Integer If RGB(128, 128, 128) = GetPixel(3, 55) Then MessageBox.Show("color!") End If Nothing happens! I hope this is the code to scan my SCREEN, no my program.

I have my original program. You go in it and click "Extract" and all I want it to do is: extract the other .exe file and place it in a folder.

I know it will be inside the .exe, and I want to extract from it.

Sorry but it didn't work for me that way. There must be a shorter easier way. To copy a file its so simple... file.copy("orginal path", "new path") But I need for an embedded file. Well, Im not sure if its embedded. Add Existing Item and I can change its properties to stuff like "content" and...

thanks, I'll try it when I get home from school