I'm making a little application in visual studio which loads a ROM in an emulator. I have two emulators and 20 ROMs.I made a form and added a few buttons. When you click the Button it opens a new form and closes the old one. Then on the new form I have four buttons: each one loads a different ROM in an emulator. So when you press Button1 this code is triggered:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles yellow.Click
Shell("C:UsersshiftyDesktoppokemon gamesEmulatorVBAVisualBoyAdvance.exe ""C:UsersshiftyDesktoppokemon gamesRomsYellowPokemon Yellow.gb""", vbNormalFocus)
End Sub
It works fine - I click it and it loads the game in the emulator. The bit im having trouble with is the file paths. If I send this application to a friend, it would still look for "C:UsersshiftyDesktop" - but that's on my computer, not his.Is there a way to make the application look for the file on his computer (without changing the file path to (C:Users""his user name""Desktop))
I have a button click on my form, when I click it I receive the following error; The folder Desktop cannot be used Choose another folder
OK
When I click OK,
it opens My Documents, My computer then I can browse through the drives..
We have restriction in my work place and cant open the desktop, therefore, I wish to change the code to go straight to my computer where all the drives can be seen..
Code: Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim fbd As New FolderBrowserDialog
I'm writing an application in which the user can select files from a directory structure. My problem is that I only have the C: drive and a D: drive. I also need to be able to provide access to the "Desktop" directory structure. How can I add the Desktop directory structure to a "Directory" control? I basically need something like Windows Explorer.
I'm writing a small app to collect IE command diag. The problem is it's not waiting till the process finishes and it's errors out in the next line. My goal is to copy the log and paste it under a folder in Desktop
how to display folder on desktop:What I did was:My program read external text files and generate word documents files on d:stage-in.After program finished (exit VB application), how to display folder "d:stage_in" on screen.
Basically I am trying to enable the user the ability to select a folder and the folders music files populate a list box. I want two list boxes on the page, one with all the contents of the folder and then the other one for files selected from the first box. I have no clue on how to do this at all...
I am developing a system where multiple client apps are going to communicate with a server app. I will probably use TCPIP classes to facilitate the communication.
However, is there a way that a client install can automatically discover the location of the server software on another machine?
I have VSTO Excel addins (.net 3.5) and need to know when the Excel wookbook is being opened in a Browser rather than the Excel client. I haven't figured out a way to do this nor found a solution online and I suspect I am just not using the right seach words. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am trying to make a program that is able to find out where it has been saved on the computer, and take that directory and save the output of the program, which is a text file, to the same folder that it is in.
I have already made it so that I can type in the directory in my code, but i want it to be more adaptable.
I am making a program that stores all information that is entered into a directory and then zips that directory onto the C drive. It is working perfectly fine, but I think it would be easier for the user if the final directory was zipped onto the desktop.
Is there a way that VB.Net can locate the user's desktop and then zip the directory and place it on the desktop? For example, zipping it to "C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorDesktop" would work on my PC, but it may be different on a user's computer.
How can I do it so every time the user loads my application it will automatically (without prompt, or user selecting) upload all the files in a folder i select beforehand and add them into ListBox1
VB2010. I'm trying to figure out how to locate the desktop path for a user on another pc/server. Something similar to: Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Desktop) The main reason is we area talking about an Environment that has XP, Win Server 2003 (TS), Win Server 2008 and Win 7. Obviously different path depending on the OS. I need to copy a file to a users desktop and would like to do so without having to hardcode the path as it could change depending on where they are working from.
As part of a program for class we were instructed to create a text file on the user's computer. The instructions were to create the file to the C: (or the same drive as the Windows directory) but Windows7 requires Admin privileges to write to this directory. It works great if I run Visual Studio as admin, but I'd rather just write to an unrestricted area. For example the desktop. Is there a way to write directly to the user's desktop without knowing the user's username. Right now I'm using this "c:UsersNickDesktopScores.txt"; which works but of course the user's name is different on every machine. How would I go about specifying the user's desktop?
How do i disable user from goto desktop and when they press Control+Alt+Del it must prompt with admin username/Password.Is it possible to do....i have created a login page but i have no idea on how to make it prompt when user press Control+Alt+Del
I cant remember which one it is , i looked in Application. and My.Application but couldn't find it, i want to get the argument for the desktop of the user?
I have developed an application using vb.net. This application will run on approximately 15 machines at the main office and also roughly 10 machines spread over 3 different locations. I am using SQL Server Express edition in the backend. I deployed the application on the network using caspol but it is extremely slow. The Company Manager's perception is that because a script will invariably have to be deployed on each client machine to configure CASPOL, that the solution is not viable.
What is the best method to develop and deploy a multi-user desktop application?
I am trying to use Setup project. Want my setup to create a desktop shortcut with my application.I donot understand how to do it. Clicked on User's desktop, I created Shortcut to User's desktop, changed the properties Target and Working Folder as 'Application Folder'But it does not connect with MyApplication.exe When I ran the setup and tested Desktop short cut, it took me to the folder where application was installed, instead of running the application.How to make the application run using this shortcut?
I would like to create my own application that will simply discover the wireless networks in the area, similar to how the wireless card software works. I don't really know where to start, except with maybe the System.Net namespace.
We have a Windows Forms VB.NET application running on Windows Server 2008. Users access this app using Remote desktop.The app displays information in Excel, but Excel opens on the server.Is there a way for the .NET app to launch Excel on the users local desktop?
Some of u already know I'm making a 'virtual desktop'- thing.Only one problem. When switching to a new desktop it starts a new instance of my app in that desktop (works) and on the form load event it says process.start("explorer.exe") <- here is the problem. It only shows a window not the actually bar.Also this may be important it shows the window, but when I navigate to explorer.exe 'C:Windowsexplorer.exe' and open it there. The explorer bar does show up.
How can I allow the user to create a new folder and tell it where to be saved? I was thinking of using the savedialog but I don't know how to use it for folders instead of files.
