The VB install program creates a log file called ST6UNST.LOG in the install directory. This is basically a complete log of everything that the install program did.
You can use that information to programatically reverse everything, but it is a lot of work that seems somewhat rudundant.
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To interface directly with the Ethernet card before it gets to the Winsock, you need a third party library such as vbPCap. Email me directly if you want more information or a sample.
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Quite simply:
RetVal = Shell(App.Path + "\install\My_Pr og\setup.exe", 1)
The above example is part of an install program with five options. Three are different setup routines, and two are configuration routines. The whole thing is autorun from a CD. The only thing to remember is that the Shell routine is a separate thread, and therefore control returns...Leave a comment:
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Check your default file types. For reasons unknown, Microsoft left out the CAB extension on XP and your system may not know what to do with the file.
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VB6 Access Jet Problem
I have an invoicing system that uses a VB6 program to post new invoice entries to a centralized Vendor management system (also in VB6), via a Web server and some ASP code. The system has been in production for some time now, but one pesky little problem keeps surfacing periodically.
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1. For each new line on an invoice, a specially formatted query line is appended to an Access database along with a blank time/date...
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