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| [SOLVED] how to program a linkage in visual basic 6? how can i code a program that links the program? aaaah! like this how to create a program in visual basic with one form, that even though someone uses the application, the other one can also use the application in other computer...in short how to code and link a single program at runtime... |
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| If you mean that you have a program you write with multiple forms, and when you run it you have a bunch of "programs" in your taskbar, then what you actually have is 1 program, with multiple windows/forms that each are told to be present in the taskbar. Easy fix. If you haven't already, pick one form/window to be the main window. Then individually select your other form/windows and change the properties-->ShowInTaskbar=False If you have a series of forms/windows that the user moves through like 10 forms that ask different questions, and your problem is that when you open the next window the old one remains on the screen that can also be easily fixed. When you call the next window to load, hide the previous one with: form1.hide Hope this helps, Happy programming! |
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| I think what he/she is trying to say is how do you build "mobile" object that use an external application server as the actual appserver that holds all the business objects. I could be wrong though, hehe. Look into getting the VB.NET 2005 Advanced Business Objects book - they have lots of chapters on setting up this exact scenario. __________________ Day Cares | Golf Courses | Disc Golf Courses | Campgrounds | Ice Rinks | Paintball Fields | Dentists | Plastic Surgeons | Aging Jokes Catholic Churches | Lutheran Churches | Methodist Churches | Episcopal Churches | Clean Jokes |
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