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Sock's 'Anycow' I like it

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Originally posted by Choli
* Choli says: 'And now comes the sock's post....'

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Originally posted by sock
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I hope you find a way to fix it.....

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Well, sock, I'll do my best possible to make it RTL compatible. I'll keep you informed about how this is going.

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Okie, have fun.

BTW......... in your signature............ the "e" in the equation should be uppercase..... ie. E = mc². And of course the "E" and "S" should be uppercase too in the country names......   /me being picky again.

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Originally posted by Mippo
Sock's 'Anycow' I like it

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New version: 1.1.8
Edit:
very small error corrected: version 1.1.9
/Edit
I'll try to be brief:

• New version 1.1.8. Features:
  
• version 1.1.9
  
• Works well with all letf-to-rigth languages (English, Spanish, Deutch, Chinese, ...) if you use Windows NT/2000/XP
  
• Doesn't work (yet) with right-to-left ones (Hebrew, Arabic, ...) in any Windows
  
• Works with Windows 95/98/Me (even with Windows 3.1 if you have the 32-bit extensions (I'm not sure)), but "unicode" languages like Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Russian, ... won't be well processed. Only "ansi" languages (the ones that use the code page 1252) like Spanish, French, Deutch, ... will work well (and I'm not sure)
  
• Arguments accepted by my program:
  
  • esp spa español spanish espanol
    
  • eng ing english ingles inglés guiri
    
  • debug debuging dbg deb
    
  • nodebug nodebuging nodbg nodeb
    
  • uni unicode
    
  • nouni nounicode
  Try to figure out the meaning of each one. You can use several together. You also can make a link (direct access) to the exe, and put in the link the arguments you want.
  
• As always, when I post this, I'll update the file at the top of the thread.
  
• I've changed some things. I hope the program works like last version, but I may have deleted some thing by mistake. Let me know in that case.

Thanks everybody

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Originally posted by sock
Okie, have fun.

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Sure...

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BTW......... in your signature............ the "e" in the equation should be uppercase..... ie. E = mc². And of course the "E" and "S" should be uppercase too in the country names......   /me being petty again.

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Yes, you're right.
* Choli goes to change his signature

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Originally posted by Choli
You also can make a link (direct access) to the exe, and put in the link the arguments you want.

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THe english translation in Windows is shortcuts

And btw, i'm just being picky... but make an xp theme manifest

Choli do you need the bas module file? I have one

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Originally posted by gfd
THe english translation in Windows is shortcuts

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Ohh!! of course!, i'm silly... I knew that 'direct access' wasn't the right translation but couldn't remember 'shortcut'

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Originally posted by Mnjul
Choli do you need the bas module file? I have one

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eh? Which file are you talking about?

The moudle file that will dynamically create a .manifast file for XP-ish Visual Style gfd mentioned above ...or you can pack it with your program statically too

Ok, send it to me. But, sometimes (like now) i don't understand what people mean Please, explain (or translate) the meaning of:

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And btw, i'm just being picky... but make an xp theme manifest

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a .manifast file for XP-ish Visual Style gfd mentioned above

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what is that?

Any program(maybe only VB program...I am not sure of other program languages) without its .manifast refrence resource has only the classical visual style under windows XP...you have to create a [exe file name.exe].manifast in the same directory as your program is in...
Currently most programs include their .manifast file in them as  resources, like Plus!, or most official Windows programs(Sorry, I res-hacked.) I don't know if in VB we can make it in that way...
And Choli, I'll send you the bas file as well as a .manifast simple tomorrow(7 or 8 hrs later), or you can try to do a search on google

You know what? In Spain there is a proverb that says: "No te acostarás sin saber una cosa más", ie: "You won't go to bed without learning anything else" The meaning is that everyday a new thing is learnt. And that's what happened to /me. I've always though that to get WinXP style controls I should call any API like SetWindowsLong but not, it seems easier. And now I can have that wonderful controls within VB6

* Choli is going to test some things with WinXP styles and write some code so the new texts to be translated are better handled. Also he's trying to solve the RTL problem