[DaveXP]

Has anyone have any good advice or site's that i can learn from.



Thanks

[b0r3d]

http://www.planetsourcecode.com
is a good place for resources.

[DaveXP]

Thanks bor3d looks like some useful stuff

[Doggie]

well Google is always the best source for tutorials.. as u can see, theres heaps to choose from.. agree that Planet source code is great, also try Abstract VB as well

[DaveXP]

thanks Doggie

but i do have another question, say i had some check boxes and i tick 2 out of 5 and then i want to click the next button how do i tell it only to use that two options.

[DaveXP]

know one?

[Doggie]

well i not using vb.net but in vb 6 its something like for eg;

If Check1.Value = 1 Then
MsgBox "Woot!"
Else
MsgBox "none selected"
End If

not sure if it works like that in vb.net

[DaveXP]

Thanks Doggie from your exmaple i work it out.

       If CheckBox1.Checked Then
            MsgBox("Woot")
        Else
            MsgBox("none Selected")
        End If

thats how it looks in VB.NET

[Doggie]

ahh good stuff , nothing much has changed hehe

[DaveXP]

hehe, does anyone know the command to tell it to copy something instaed of a Message box, would be grateful for it.

Thanks

[b0r3d]

What do you mean by "copy something instead of a message box" ?
Copy something to where ?

[DaveXP]

When i check a box the then press the button which will run the command i want it to copy some file to my HDD from my XPCD

[b0r3d]

try using:
Shell("XCOPY X:\FILES\ C:\FILES\")

[DaveXP]

ummm... that does something but not want i wat i am not sure wat it does mind

[b0r3d]

If you want to copy some files from your XP CD to your HDD, than that is the command you want.

[DaveXP]

Thanks bored i got it working now a little typeo on my part. One last thing is how do i setup a tree contol to display a new windows when i click one of the items in it.

Thanks

[maxXPsoft]

This is an example of a listview in VB6, not sure whats changed in .Net and VB6
It can be used in a treeview also with modification.

Private Sub Regview_ItemClick(ByVal Item As MSComctlLib.ListItem)
Dim GoJump, xDt As String
GoJump = Item
ClickedItem = Val(Item.Tag)
Debug.Print "RegItemClick:"; Item.Bold = True, ClickedItem

If GoJump = "HKLM Run" Then '1
xDt = "My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"
Reg_Write HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Regedit", "LastKey", xDt, REG_SZ
End If


BTW
both your statements about the checkboxes were exactly the same
In VB6 you can also use the .Checked or vbUnchecked
I believe if you have Option Explicit you must use the .Checked instead of = 1
I'm sure theres ways around this but its just what I've come across myself.