What I am trying to do is change the icon of a form at either runtime or if a button was pressed. I have had no luck...the only way I found was
vb
Form1.Icon = LoadPicture("c:myicon.ico")
...but I can't use "LoadPicture"
Not much I can think to give in the way of details..
i have created a builder and stub [URL]
Can i change the icon of the created object. not at the form the icon at exe that you can change under my project.
So with this method can i send text to the other app...any one know how to change icon....
Can i upload a resource at runtime?
Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As _ System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Me.Cursor = New Cursor("C:WindowsCursorspen_m.cur") End Sub End Class
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Dim ico As New Icon(MYPATH & "CDROM01.ICO")
NotifyIcon1.Icon = ico
The thing is mypath can be different between running the prog in the IDE and when it's installed, where is the best place for the icon, and what would the path be?
I just want a program compiled in Visual Basic 2008. which can just submit a form of only one field. the form is already uploaded to the server but i don't want to go to that url every time to do so.What I want here, just to open application and fill that field and submit. Is this possible in visual basic 2008?Also let me know how to create a button that can rapidly submit the form repeatly untill the second button named cancel is pressed.
field name of that form is "msisdn" and the action on submit button is post method and url in target is url...
Is there a *simple* syntax that will close a form when a button is pressed and leave the application completely if there is only one form? In vb6 it is, e.g.
Private Sub Command2_Click()
Unload(me)
End Sub
I have got as far as knowing its Button2_Click...
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ElseIf tbPhone.Text = "" Then
DialogResult = MsgBox("Phone not entered. Continue?", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo, "Warning")
If DialogResult = MsgBoxResult.No Then[code].....
I am noticing a discrepancy between a full path specified for a VBScript Shortcut IconLocation and the subsequent mangled result that only becomes noticeable when I wish to manually change the Shortcut's Icon. Somewhere after the oShortcut.save call, the mangling occurs.
The icon is always properly displayed on the Shortcut. However, programs that exist only in the 32-bit "C:Program Files (x86)" location result in an error message that states, "Windows can't find the file %ProgramFiles%<etc>." (where <etc> is the remainder of the path).
The Visual Basic Script as well as my Command Prompt both show %ProgramFiles% as "C:Program Files (x86)", yet the Shortcut/Windows Explorer dialog always interpret it as the 64-bit Program directory. This may indicate a low level flawed interaction, a contention of definitions.
Input/Output examples:
IN: Hard coded to the call to oShortcut.IconLocation = "<Full Path>,0"
OUT: The text shown in the error message after I click "Change Icon...".
These ONLY exist in "C:Program Files (x86)":
IN: C:Program Files (x86)AdobeReader 10.0ReaderAcroRd32.exe
OUT: %ProgramFiles%AdobeReader 10.0ReaderAcroRd32.exe
[Code]....
Note the %SystemDrive% adds a further insane mangling of the 64-bit path. This one luckily seems to be a benign error for the moment. The errors are not even consistent. Has anyone at Microsoft ever heard of quality control?
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I tried
Col1Button.Font.Bold =
True
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Sub Form1_Load()
Dim ico As New System.Drawing.Icon("C:Resourcesicon.ico")
Me.Icon = ico
End Sub
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