This shows you how to use the Windows API to disable/enable ctrl+alt+del. This code shows you how to count the number of words that are in a textbox.Įver wanted to use the cut, copy, paste, & undo commands in your program? Check this out. This code shows you how to count the number of times the user has used your program. This code shows you how to count the number of lines that are in a textbox. This will explain how to convert 16 bit Visual Basic forms to 32 bit Visual Basic forms. This shows you how to set the frequency & duration of a beep sound (kinda like qbasic's sound function).Ĭheck this code out if you want to know how to put your forms in the center of the screen. If you aren't able to find what you need here, you can check out the main programming sectionįor additional VB 6.0 code and tutorials.Īn example of how to add a menu to another program. This guide does not claim to have the best answers, just answers that will get the job done. I noticed that the same questions kept getting asked over and over again, so I started saving code that seemedĩ5% of the code you'll find on this page was written by me, the other samples were either edited or submitted.
Back in the day I used to answer a lot of questions and I frequented a lot of VB message boards. This is a collection of highly requested Visual Basic code that I put together back in 19.Īlmost all of these samples will work on fine on Visual Basic 5.0 and for Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access Programming (when done with VBA), "Selecting Printer:" & Printer.Visual Basic 6.0 Code Bank Put Together By Patrick Gillespie MsgBox "Error: " & Format$(Err.Number) & _ Printer.Print vbTab & Format(Now, " mmm dd, yyyy (dddd)" & vbTab & "hh:mm:ss") & vbCrLf Printer.Print vbTab & Me.Caption & vbCrLf Printer.Print vbTab & "Allowable Stress Design" & vbCrLf Flags = (cdlPDReturnDC = True) And (cdlPDSelection = True) And _ If (Err.Number = cdlCancel) Or (Err.Number = 32755) Or (cdlCancel = True) Then
The name of the Controls must be changed to those in your program or to your preference. To get that, you must have a CommonDialog Control in your form and of course a ListBox Control and also a CommandButton. The other thing I normally do, it is to print all the data on the ListBox Control and I do use the procedure below. The buffer is copied to your clipboard and you can paste this to a program like Paint or other and after that you can print it. If you want to print the form with the data included, the fisrt option it is to use Ctrl+Print Screen.
First at all, I was trying to understand the question.
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