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A common question is 'how do I catch when the user moves the mouse over and out of my control?'. Well here's the answer. Here we check to see if we were inside, if not we generate the MouseEnter event and set t

... code?''. Think about the purpose of your application and the targeted end-user. Is he going to be satisfied with the speed you provide with your applicati 2. Move computations in user's acting time as much as possible.

...terfere" with the process or set a flag to say it is working. You can then check this flag when they try and start it again or shut the program down. This i

This is about the minimum amount required for Inno. It will ask the user where to install the application (defaulting to Program Files\HashVB Test A ... The general rule is to use regserver, and remove it if it errors. You can check this manually by running regsvr32 and passing the filename. If it says the

...ns such as cut, copy, paste, undo and redo, then you will clearly want the user to have the ability to use their respective standard keyboard accelerators. ...ndo and redo twice (which results in effectively nothing happening for the user, since VB doesn't do multiple-level undo in RichTextBoxes).

'User-defined variable to pass to the Shell_NotiyIcon function ...ect case to check what the user does on the icon - here we see that if the user releases the left mouse button over the icon, the form is either minimised

This is called User Account Control (UAC) and requires the user to confirm whether to allow an application to "elevate" to full admin acces Please note that this does NOT work on anything before Vista so you need to check the [[Windows version]] prior to calling this method. If running on 2K or X