Thank you for your interest in helping.
That's what I need but there is one problem - the application should have only one EXE file, and with this solution two dll files appear with AudioSwitcher (AudioSwitcher.AudioApi.CoreAudio.dll and AudioSwitcher.AudioApi.dll)
The solution is excellent...
I haven't found a solution yet, so I'll try to ask the question one more time...
This is the WebBrowser player - TV channel source is ComboBox1.Text
Public Sub htmlPlayer()
Dim html As String = "<meta content='IE=Edge' http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible'/>
<div style =...
1. Thanks for the comprehensive and useful advice.
2. My programming knowledge is limited to finding code on the internet and modifying it for my needs (I'm too old to learn :))
3. In order for you to understand why I'm doing everything wrong, I'll try to explain ...
I need "TopMost" clock...
... this is the code for the Player
Public Sub htmlPlayer()
Dim html As String = "<html><head>"
html += "<meta content='IE=Edge' http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible'/>"
html += "<div style = 'position:absolute; left: 0;right: 0;top: 0;bottom: 0;background: black;'>"...
... I thought there was some possibility to save it directly in an EXE file.
I accept this as an answer :)
You can't magically rewrite your EXE at runtime to contain data.
Thanks for the quick reply.
My.Settings = (file)
SaveSetting = (registry)
SQL-DataBase = (file)
config, ini, txt ... = (file)
How do i save the settings without using the above (or Save the Text in the TextBox) ?
I want the application to have only one .exe file and I don't want to write it in the registry.
Is there...
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