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    Mass file system examination

    Thats a good idea, but in order to do that I would have to make operating system specific code, and then theres the chance that if it was updated my entire system would break.. Plus with vista comming out soon, I would have to make it not available on that os until a new filesystem hooker is...
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    pass value between forms in vb.net

    Create a module and put it in there as public myvar as integer
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    Mass file system examination

    I am not really making a program that catches cheaters, I am just making a program that will make sure they have the correct versions of files.
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    Mass file system examination

    Hello any kings of the algorithm in the audience. Heres a trick that I need my program to do, but I am not able to think of a very fast, low cost solution for. I want my program to monitor files and check their contents against pre-definded values. When it starts, I need it check maybe about...
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    Killing Threads

    No the threads are important, they download certain files and run file checks and such. Theres no sleeping done, all I want is the thread to continue working until done. But when the user clicks quit it takes so long to cancel the threads. I like the variable thing though, I'll give that a try.
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    Killing Threads

    I really like the threading model in vb .net, I recently moved from vb 6.0 into the .Net world and it was actually a lot easier then I thought. \ Anyway, I like threading so much I use it a lot in my project. So much so that if the user closes the form while its working I have to cancel...
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    Project style managing

    I am writing a program that I need to be the same for all versions of windows and all styles of windows xp. Of couse if the user has something like a windows style that makes the title bars grey that's ok, but my main concern is one of my testers reported that my program is very distorted in...
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