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How I am going to activate my screen saver using VB 6.0 and make my own screen saver setting menu as well . The current setting, All of us can see by select Start/Settings/Control Panel/Display/Screen Saver.
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How I am going to activate my screen saver using VB 6.0 and make my own screen saver setting menu as well . The current setting, All of us can see by select Start/Settings/Control Panel/Display/Screen Saver.
Thaaaaaaaaaaaaannnks Youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Mirkwood is right...
For 10 points here's an MSDN Article ID: Q146907
For 10 points here's an MSDN Article ID: Q146907
i think you must you the systemparameters or so API , i forgot its name
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The other experts are right !!
Based on your query, I think it worth 100 point and above.
The other experts are right !!
Based on your query, I think it worth 100 point and above.
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you see
SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\Pr
let it be
SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\Yo
SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\Pr
let it be
SCRNSAVE.EXE=C:\WINDOWS\Yo
Oh and you have to reboot with Inteqam solution
The SYSTEM.INI file contains all of the editable information used by the Pen Application Program-ming Interface (API). All other system information concerning the Pen API version 2.0 is maintained in the Windows 95 system registry and will not require modifica-tion except by using the Control Panel Pen icon after Pen Services for Windows 95 is installed.
It is also unlikely that you will manually edit the pen entries in SYSTEM.INI in the Windows 95 environment. A setup information file (PENWIN.INF) provided by Microsoft contains the script that Windows 95 Setup uses to install Pen Services for Windows 95 as an optional system component. This script adds the entries shown in the table below to the SYSTEM.INI file. The one SYSTEM.INI entry that you may want to edit manually after Pen Services is installed is the level of non-critical errors reported. For this, you will have to manually edit the PenWinErrors entry in the [boot] section of SYSTEM.INI, using one of the values shown in the table below.
In versions of Windows previous to Windows 95, pen services were removed from a system by manually editing the SYSTEM.INI file and deleting the entries shown in the table below. This should not be done with Windows 95. Use the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs icon to remove Pen Services for Windows 95. This will automatically delete all the Pen Services entries from SYSTEM.INI.
The following table lists the pen-related entries for SYSTEM.INI
SYSTEM.INI Entry Made at Installation Time Description
[boot] Section name.
drivers=pen penwindows Defines installable drivers.
PenWinErrors=1 Determines the level of non-critical errors displayed.
0 = show no errors or warnings.
1 = show errors only.
2 = show errors and warnings.
[drivers] Section name.
pen=penc.drv Sets the pen driver.
penwindows=penwin.dll Pen API library.
It is also unlikely that you will manually edit the pen entries in SYSTEM.INI in the Windows 95 environment. A setup information file (PENWIN.INF) provided by Microsoft contains the script that Windows 95 Setup uses to install Pen Services for Windows 95 as an optional system component. This script adds the entries shown in the table below to the SYSTEM.INI file. The one SYSTEM.INI entry that you may want to edit manually after Pen Services is installed is the level of non-critical errors reported. For this, you will have to manually edit the PenWinErrors entry in the [boot] section of SYSTEM.INI, using one of the values shown in the table below.
In versions of Windows previous to Windows 95, pen services were removed from a system by manually editing the SYSTEM.INI file and deleting the entries shown in the table below. This should not be done with Windows 95. Use the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs icon to remove Pen Services for Windows 95. This will automatically delete all the Pen Services entries from SYSTEM.INI.
The following table lists the pen-related entries for SYSTEM.INI
SYSTEM.INI Entry Made at Installation Time Description
[boot] Section name.
drivers=pen penwindows Defines installable drivers.
PenWinErrors=1 Determines the level of non-critical errors displayed.
0 = show no errors or warnings.
1 = show errors only.
2 = show errors and warnings.
[drivers] Section name.
pen=penc.drv Sets the pen driver.
penwindows=penwin.dll Pen API library.
BTW : i don't think you have to restart ,
y i need to mirk?
y i need to mirk?
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I dont know how difficulties my question is?????
Anyway thanks to the Interqam
I dont know how difficulties my question is?????
Anyway thanks to the Interqam
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