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Hope someone can help me.
How do i go about referencing the system object, in rticular to reference a process. Is it a reference that needs to be added into my project or am I missing something.
When I say referencing I mean that the VB editor recognises that it is a reserved word and pops up the intellisense window.
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ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _
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Public Class Form1
Public Class Form1
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Dim url As String
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End Sub
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TextBox1.Text = WebBrowser1.Document.body.outerText
End Sub
End Class
End Class
Can anyone tell me why im getting this error? Thanks.
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When trying to access the path to "My Documents", I get "C:Documents and SettingsLocal Service" which is not the user's directory.
various API Calls, environment variable with the same answer. Obviously I searched this forum at nauseum, The API guide and this forum.
My Options (as far as I can see right now):
Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Volatile Environment/HomePath or File searching through "C:Documents and Settings" for recent files to guess at who might be the current user. Frankly, I am not happy at either of these.
Am I missing something obvious? Thx a lot to anyone with suggestions.
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Thank you for your help
Best Regards,
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Can anybody provide any suggestions on how to get this path. Is there a patch that will wrap the textbox? Does the textbox wrap in VB6?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Complicated Process (BUSSY, STACK ...), Need Make It Visible Process.
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P.S. This message posted to the "Visual Basic programming" and
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Checking If Process Is Running By Process Id
Ok, I have searched the forums and have seen some similiar posts on checking if software is running but thats by .exe, what I want to know is how can you check if the software you started with shell is running, is there a way to check if that specific PID is still running or if it is not, any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
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Terminating The Previoue Process With Out Its Process ID.
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I am having 3 EXEs like E1,E2 and E3. First 'E1' is executed, from 'E1' i am calling 'E2' and then from 'E2' iam calling 'E3', while executing 'E3', I have to close the previous processes 'E1' & 'E2'. Please guide me the way to acieve this.
Difference Between Process Handle And Process Id
I'm writing a service program which periodically fires off other tasks running in the background using the ShellExecuteEX API. The idea was to save the process information in a collection so that the same application is not fired off until the previous one has completed. I was calling OpenProcess with the hProcess member of the SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure and getting error 87 - 'The parameter is incorrect.' Rechecking the documentation, I find that OpenProcess requires a process id. Is this different from a process handle?? If so, how can I retrieve the processid from it's handle? Or do i HAVE to resort to CreateProcess, which returns the process id.
I don't want to wait for the process to terminate, as there may be other processes to fire up. I do however need to know when the thing has finished.
How To Add Things To System.ini Or System.dat So Program Runs When Windows Start ?
Pls tell me how and what to add things to system.ini or system.dat so program runs when windows start ?
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Kill Process With Process ID
I gotta kill this process called pcscm.exe but I can't figure out how.
I figured out how to get a list of all the processIDs and return only the ones with pcscm.exe. Now I have to kill that processes but I've never closed anything without a handle.
Can someone help me? I've been trying to figure it out all morning.
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Are Smart, Accomplished Conservative Women the New Crazy?
Michele Bachmann is intense. This is not a new concept and not one that she is trying to hide. Just take a look at her background filled with professional and academic achievement.
In the spotlight, the Congresswoman continues to prove herself as a quick thinking, intellectual heavyweight with a resume to back up her rhetoric. So if you're judging her by these things alone, you may actually describe her as more than intense, but rather a force. This is what her supporters love most about her and what her liberal detractors fear most.
If the Editors at Newsweek were trying to make Michele Bachmann look crazy to influence voters in Iowa before Saturday's straw poll, they were misinformed. As a young conservative woman, what I see and what I hope many women see in this image is a strong woman, high on restoring the American dream, who is ready for battle, even if the cover photo was chosen partly to validate Newsweek's "Queen of Rage" headline.
What the mainstream media doesn't seem to grasp is that Bachmann's intensity is what her supporters find appealing, especially when our president has made vacationing a higher priority than the needs of the American people. Everyone knows President Obama is cool, calm and collected under pressure. But so what? That hasn't gotten us very far. You may have heard, we have received the first credit downgrade in U.S. history.
Although it would be easy to guess, I can't say with certainty what motivated Newsweek to post such a raw and seemingly sexist image of Michele Bachmann on this week's cover. Was it headline justification? Maybe. Was it fear coupled with disdain? Probably.
It's no surprise that the photo gave left-leaning journalists the green light to mock Bachmann, likely an additional motivating factor for Newsweek. In fact, one journalist used the photo to take a swipe at Bachmann's faith, writing, "It's as if someone is dangling a treat (or maybe it's a line of Scripture) to get her to look at the camera the way a photographer tries to get a kid to focus on class picture day."
Yet, what Newsweek ended up publishing was a portrait of a real person, with real credibility and a threatening intensity staring them straight back in the face.
This will not be the last image of Michele Bachmann portrayed with crazy eyes and a half-smile. But it certainly begs the question: by today's standards, are smart, powerful, accomplished women the new crazy?

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Not a big fan of wasabi - but the mayo was just the right amount of zing - will make again and again
Seared Sesame-Coated Salmon Sandwich with Wasabi Mayonnaise
Yield: 4 servings
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 2 teaspoons minced ginger
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar
- 3 (6-ounce) fresh salmon fillets
- 3 tablespoons sesame seeds
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 baguette
- Wasabi Mayonnaise
- Spinach leaves
- 1 cucumber, thinly sliced lengthwise
- Combine first 4 ingredients in a small bowl; brush over salmon. Dredge salmon in sesame seeds.
- Heat oil in a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat; add salmon, and cook 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness.
- Split baguette; toast, if desired.
- Spread Wasabi Mayonnaise on bread; layer spinach, salmon, and cucumber. Cut into 4 pieces.
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I use a microplane grater to get the zest off an orange. It is fast and produces a very fine zest. One orange usually produces a teaspoon of zest using this method.
I followed the recommendations of an earlier reviewer and made these with walnuts and orange extract. These were the best of all the Christmas cookies I made and I didn't find them labor-intensive compared to, say, cutting out and decorating gingerbread or sugar cookies. Next time I would make the balls smaller because they seemed rather big even though I used a tablespoon to scoop out the dough. I didn't get anywhere close to three dozen. However since these cookies taste best when eaten within a day or two it's probably better not to make too many and have them go stale. This cookie was very popular with all my guests.
I love these cookies. I made exactly to the recipe and was pleased but may try a little more orange next time. I fine grated the zest so it mixed nicely. And I'm really happy - I didn't burn the coconut!! Almost though!! LOL These will be on my regular Christmas cookie rotation.
I loved these cookies but my husband rated them as only "okay". I did not use coconut extract because I did not have any, so maybe that was the problem for him. I liked the salty- sweetness and the hint of coconut and orange and good (unsalted) butter. I thought they were pretty labor-intensive, what with the stiff dough and chopping the orange zest (it should be chopped pretty fine) and burning the first batch of coconut (oops! I know, there were warnings posted!) and two coatings of powdered sugar. Can you tell I am not a big fan of cookie-making? But in the end they were delicious, and despite the work, I would make them again (adding the coconut extract, which I now have).
I substituted same amount of toasted, chopped walnuts for the coconut, and same amount of orange extract for the coconut extract/flavoring. MUCH better - elevates recipe to 4 forks. Recipe was 3 forks w/the cocount. Great for a Christmas cookie exchange.
These cookies were very tasty. Nice combination of flavors and textures, and make a very pretty (and easy) holiday cookie.
My favorite cookie! I absolutely loved these. Subtle but delicious. Perfect with chocolate fondue.
These are delicious and easy to make. I used a small ice cream scoop instead of hand rolling, which worked really well. I didn't need as much powdered sugar as suggested for rolling them at the end. Great flavor combination.
excellent cookies! Always well received. I agree with one cooks's warning not to burn the coconut. Has happened to me.
These are very good, but I disagree with those who say they are too salty -- if I were to make them again, I'd add more a dash more salt to balance some of the sweetness. Very good, but I think I prefer the nut version better. I suspect these would be very good with some chopped nuts (walnuts or pecans) in place of some of the coconut.


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April 28, 2006: Nortek Acquires Huntair and Cleanpak
April 28, 2006
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Nortek Inc. announced that two newly formed subsidiaries of its CES Group have acquired all of the assets of Huntair Inc. and Cleanpak International LLC, both located outside of Portland, Ore.
Huntair and Cleanpak manufacture, market, and distribute custom air handlers and related products for commercial and clean room applications.
Richard L. Bready, Nortek's chairman and chief executive officer, said, "Huntair and Cleanpak complement Nortek's existing businesses that offer a wide range of custom-designed commercial HVAC systems for the commercial equipment market. The acquisition gives Nortek additional opportunity to grow Nortek's presence in the custom-designed commercial and clean room equipment markets."
Bready added that he was pleased that the current management of both Huntair and Cleanpak will stay with the businesses after the acquisition.
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Here is an essay version of my class notes. Errors and omissions are mine. Credit for good stuff is Peter's. Thanks to Joel Cazares for helping proof this.
I. Traits of the Founder
Founders are important. People recognize this. Founders are often discussed. Many companies end up looking like founder's cults. Let's talk a bit about the anthropology and psychology of founders. Who are they, and why do they do what they do?
A. The PayPal Origin
PayPal's founding team was six people. Four of them were born outside of the United States. Five of them were 23 or younger. Four of them built bombs when they were in high school. (Your lecturer was not among them.) Two of these bombmakers did so in communist countries: Max in the Soviet Union, Yu Pan in China. This was not what people normally did in those countries at that time.
The eccentricity didn't stop there. Russ grew up in a trailer park and managed to escape to the one math and science magnet school in Illinois. Luke and Max had started crazy ventures at Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Max liked to talk about his crazy attributes (he claimed/claims to have 3 kidneys), perhaps even a little too much. His came to the U.S. as sort of a refugee weeks after the Soviet Union collapsed but before other countries were formed. So he liked to say that he was a citizen of no country. It made for incredibly complicated travel issues. Everybody decided that he couldn't leave the country, since it wasn't clear that he could get back in if he did.
Ken was somewhat more on the rational side of things. But then again, he took a 66% pay cut to come do PayPal instead of going into investment banking after graduating from Stanford. So there's that.
One could go on and on with this. The main question is whether there is a connection—and if so what kind—between being a founder and having extreme traits.
B. Distributions
Many traits are normally distributed throughout the population. Suppose that all traits are aggregated on a normal distribution chart. On the left tail you'd have a list of negatively perceived traits, such as weakness, disagreeability, and poverty. On the right tail, you'd have traditionally positive traits such as strength, charisma, and wealth.
Where do founders fall? Certainly they seem to be a bit less average and a bit more extreme than normal. So maybe the founder distribution is a fat-tailed one:
But that radically understates things. We can push it further. Perhaps the founder distribution is, however strangely, an inverted normal distribution. Both tails are extremely fat. Perhaps founders are complex combinations of, e.g., extreme insiders and extreme outsiders at the same time. Our ideological narratives tend to isolate and reinforce just one side. But maybe those narratives don't work for founders. Maybe the truth about founders comes from both sides.
I know things re just sometimes out of control but why every time, money stands as a burden. After talking with mom about transferring the summer housing fee, i just felt a pain in my gut. I don't know if the decision to take this internship will turn out to be the right choice over the paid one.
Mom always says "it will be fine, everything is prepared within the budget", however at the same time, the sadness in her voice just perfectly makes a bittersweet sarcasm.
You need to work harder, harder and harder man !
Some random ties from my Collection…..Awwww yea….I seriously own way to many of them….but as soon as I walk into an op-shop there is always one tie (always for $2 mind you) that looks at me and says…"I need a home"…."they are seriously like lost animals"
Can we just take a moment to talk about this perfect OTP?! Seriously, these two are my primary reason for still watching this show and the last couple of episodes really reminded me why I love them so freakin' much. Even after everything they've been through with Michelle and Daniel and the fight they had, Kevin just places his hand on Scotty's and they know that no matter what they're in this together. And during that whole fight my heart was just aching for both of them because they were both in the right/wrong. Of course Kevin would be completely angry and unable to put that aside, and of course Scotty would try to be nice and understanding to get around it. It's who they are and why they work so perfectly together. Their personalities are different, neither right nor wrong, but together they just fit together. When I think back on season one and how far they've come it just makes me love them even more.


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Idk if his name is spelled wrong, once I saw this guy started playing I was like "Alright, someone who's never played is playing, good on you guy!", then I heard him speak… and speak some more… DO I CHOOSE THE SWORD OR THE GAY SCHTICK… I felt offended and annoyed for my roommate there, and had to cut it quits when he was running around for a good minute not being able to decided between the sword or the rod.
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PureRossi has unveiled the first details on the Rossi SixtySix - a Corvette C6 that borrows its design DNA from the classic Sting Ray model. The SixtySix will be built in limited numbers and will be unveiled at the 22nd Annual EyesOn Design this Sunday at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills.
As we were saying, the Rossi SixtySix will take its design inspiration from the Sting Ray models: there will be a split window, stinger hood, a modern front, and retro "bumpers". For the interior, updates will be made to the center console area, door accents, and shift boots.
The sports car will be offered in eight exterior colors: black, red, maroon, blue, pearl white, a charcoal gray, and yellow.
Under the hood the Rossi SixtySix will have a V8 engine producing 450 HP and 400 lbs-ft of torque Unfortunately, performance figures haven't been released yet so little is known about how these numbers will reflect on the road.
Transforming a new Corvette C6 into a Rossi SixtySix only takes five days and the price for the final project, with the C6 donor car included, is in the $130k area.
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- Weight dist (w driver), f/r,% 52/48
- Wheelbase 105.7 in.
- Track f/r 63.5 in./62.5 in.
- Length 182.0 in.
- Width 75.8 in.
- Height 49.1 in.
- Type ohv 2-valve/cyl V-8
- Displacement 5967 cc
- Bore x stroke 101.6 x 92.0 mm
- Compression ratio 10.9:1
- Horsepower (SAE) 450 bhp @ 6000 rpm
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