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Erik Kullberg
I cannot make GetCommandLine to work.
I am sure it is my fault, but that does not make it any better.
I have a ppt show where my VB program is called by a button in one of the
pictures.
In that picture, the RUN PROGRAM action setting is something like:
"c:\somefolder\my_vb_program.exe" "x:\some\other\folder\my_data_file.dat"
I want to use the second string (a pointer to a parameter file) in my VB
program.
How do I use GetCommandLine to get that string?
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Erik Kullberg
Address: Enhagsvägen 2
S-589 43 Linköping
Sweden
Tel home: +46 (0)13 21 94 35
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My place: N 58 deg, 23.115' - E 015 deg, 42.137'
My place too: http://www.shell.linux.se/kueng/
I am sure it is my fault, but that does not make it any better.
I have a ppt show where my VB program is called by a button in one of the
pictures.
In that picture, the RUN PROGRAM action setting is something like:
"c:\somefolder\my_vb_program.exe" "x:\some\other\folder\my_data_file.dat"
I want to use the second string (a pointer to a parameter file) in my VB
program.
How do I use GetCommandLine to get that string?
--
==============================================
Erik Kullberg
Address: Enhagsvägen 2
S-589 43 Linköping
Sweden
Tel home: +46 (0)13 21 94 35
Tel mobile: +46 733 56 19 56
E-mail: (e-mail address removed)
My place: N 58 deg, 23.115' - E 015 deg, 42.137'
My place too: http://www.shell.linux.se/kueng/