"Mukhalisi" <Mukhalisi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:C650E89D-1024-4030-8DE3-79FD565F3824@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Hi all,
>
> Im trying programmatically to obtain the "Default Input Languge" (found in
> Control panel -> Regional and Language Settings -> Languages -> Details ->
> Settings ) using VB6, Would appreciate any help
>
> Many Thank
There's quite a few samples here that should help..
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Re: My.Settings Questions ... "It works like what in VB6?"... But the usage is different and the question pertain to what amounted in my mind to sharing the same process "My" namespace between the EXE and DLL....settings names and values ... ... this is where I probably "over thought" that VB.NET provided inherent support for Global Shared Memory of "MY" between all .NET assemblies. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
Re: RealBasic, is it ready? ... Almost the first thing I noticed is that it seems to be very easy in RealBasic to present a dialog to the user and to then save /all/ of the user's settings, including all the Extras stuff, so that you can if you wish restore those exact settings next time the printer is used. ... This allows you to very easily do the sort of thing you get when you print a Microsoft Publisher document and then save the document. ... Next time you load up that document and choose "Print" the printer is automatically set to whatever printer you used last time you printed that document (very easy to do in VB6) and also /all/ of the settings you used when printing it, including all of the sometimes rather esoteric setting various printers have, are also automatically set to whatever they were last time you printed thast document. ... (microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion)
