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  1. Note - I Used VB.net but I Think It Works The Same In Other Languages. Please Let Me Know If It Doesn't. Thanks Hi Everybody, This Tutuorial Was Created By Shadow_x21 (_x21) Part 1 - This Tutorial Will Show You How To: Create A Class Library [ Also Called A DLL(.dll) File ] Reference A Class Library In The Same Or Other Project Advantages To Creating A DLL Is That You Can Reference It (Use It) In A .Net Framework Language(Visual Basic, C#, C++, ect.). This Means That You Can Create A Procedure ( A Simple One That ) and Save It As A DLL, Create A New Project In Whatever Langage You Use and Use That Same Procedure. Note: I Have Not Tried Referencing A DLL In Any Language Other Than VB.net. I Just Create A DLL And Use It In Other Projects With Visual Basic. I Have Heard That You Can Reference A DLL In Other Language Like C# Though, So Hopefully That Is Correct. * To Create A New Class Library(.dll) In VB.net Follow These Steps. - 1( Start Visual Basic. - 2(Goto Create Project(Create...) - 3(Choose "Class Library" Instead Of Windows Application and Name It Whatever You Want (Something Related To Procedures That Your DLL Will Hold) * Inside Of Your Class Create A Sample Procedure : You Can Use The Procedure Below If You Can't Think Of One Or If Your New To VB.NeT. Public Class Class1 Public Function Message(ByVal Msg As String) As Boolean MsgBox(Msg.ToString) End FunctionEnd Class * Alright, I Created A Class Library Called "Sample" With A Class Called "Class1"- I Created A Function (Like A Sub) Called Message - I Added "ByVal Msg As String" Which Means I Declared A Variable Called Msg That Will Have A Value Of String/Text (English = ByValue Msg As Text : The Value Of Msg Equals Text/String) - The "As Boolean" After The Function Is Required So That The Function Will Work On All Levels - The "Msgbox(Msg.ToString)" Creates A MessageBox At Runtime (When The Program Runs) With The Value Of Msg I Use "ToString" Just In Case The String Contains Numbers(Integers) Or Other Characters * Now To Save Your DLL Goto File > Save All and Then Choose Your Directory After You Save Your Project You May Want To Build It To Ensure A Final Version(You Can Build It Again Later) Goto Build > Build "Name Of Your Project" * It Is Important To Keep The Project That Was Used To Create Your DLL So You Can Edit It Later To Make Changes * Also : Don't Move Your DLL Directly From It's Saved Folder. Instead Just Copy & Paste It Where You Want It - Referencing A DLL(.dll) or Class Library - Create A New Project And Choose "Windows Application" Instead Of A "Class Library" ( Now To Reference Your DLL, You Can Use The Same Project, An Exististing Project, or a New Project ) - In Visual Basic You Can Reference A DLL Two WaysFirst - Goto Project > Add Reference... ( A Window Shold Pop-Up. Goto Browse and Look In The "Debug" Or "Release" Folder ) - Example URL/Path Of DLL "Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\Sample\bin\Debug\Sample.dll" "Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\Sample\bin\Release\Sample.dll" Second - You Can Also Double-Click On "My Project" In The"Solution Explorer" At The Right Go To "References" and Click "Add" Below The WhiteBox. Then Follow The Same Steps As The First * Add One Button To Your Form * Add One Textbox To Your Form Now Double-Click Your Button and Use This Code To Reference The DLL You Made Earlier * Your Code Should Look Somewhat Like The Code Below Imports SamplePublic Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim Hi As New Sample.Class1 Hi.Message(TextBox1.Text) End SubEnd Class * What I Did Was Add A Button and Textbox To My Form. When The Button Is Pressed It Uses The Message Function, Grabs The Text From The Textbox And Puts It In The MessageBox That Will Be Displayed. * How It Works, Code Wise - - I Imported, as you can see, my project called "Sample". If Your Project Doesn't Show Up When You Type "Imports" - Then You Did Not Reference Your DLL Correctly or Your DLL Is Not Compatible (or you just screwed up your dll somehow) - Next I Accessed My Button's Click Event. Here I Wrote The Code That Will Be Run Using My "Message" Function As Created Earlier - Here I Created A Variable That Will Have The Value Of "Hi" As New Sample.Class1 - For DLL's and Alot Of Other Functions (As You Will Find Out Later On In Your Coding Life) You Cannot Access There Events/Controls Directly You Have To Create A New Instance Of Them And Apply/Bind It To A Variable. Then You Can Access It's Events and Controls - Now, With The New Variable That I Have Defined, I Can Access Sample.Class1 Events Thus Allowing Me To Use The "Message" Function That I Created Earlier. - Remember When I Created The Variable "Msg" In My DLL Earlier. That Variable Was A Part Of The "Message" Function. "Msg's" Value Will Be Set To That Of The Textbox's Text. That Means When The "Message" Function Executes, Msg's Value Will Be The Textbox's Text. Then A MessageBox Will Appear Containing The Text In Textbox1. Thank You For Reading This. Hopefully You Enjoyed and Understood It. For ?'s and Comments Post It or E-Mail Me At Shadow21son@yahoo.com EDIT - 11/10/07: I Took Out The Link To My Site Cause' It Sucks. I Might Put Back Up In A Week Or Two. Part 2 Will Be Out Soon... It Will Show You Another Way To Create A DLL (I Use This Way More. It's Better For What I Do)
  2. Shadow_x21innosia you don't need to be logged in to do what i explained earlier but their computer must be on. you can even initiate the shutdown while theiron their login screen. now about what you said is a remote connection which is not needed uless you plan to mess with thier stuff by logging in.Bat files are pretty awesome and you can do alot of simple but effective things. I'll post some more tutorials on what you can do with them.Shadow_x21
  3. Shadow_x21 Tutorial : Remote and Local Shutdowns Shadow_x21 To Remote Shutdown A Computer. Used to shutdown a computer on the same network. Like at school open notepad or a simple text editor( not microsoft word) or you can use the command prompt type @echo offclsshutdown -m \\Computername -s -t 120 -c "Comment Goes Here" Explanation: @echo off : means that the code you typed below @echo off will not be displayed to the user cls : will clear the screen shutdown : represents shutdown.exe or the shutdown method -m : represents a remote shutdown \\computername : name of computer you want to shutdown -s : initiates the shutdown method -t : represents the time to stall before the computer shutsdown 120 = 2 minutes : is the time before the computer shutsdown. max three digits. minimum is 1 digit -c : represents that a comment will be displayed on the targets computer. you do not have to do this. "comment" : represents the comment that will be dispalyed. You Can Also use -r to restart the computer instaed of -s To Stop RemoteShutdown from occuring. @echo offclsshutdown -m \\Computername -a Explanation : same as before except comments are disabled in remoteshutdown stop -a will stop any remote shutdown as long as the syntax is correct an computername is specified Local Shutdown. local only to that computer @echo offclsshutdown -s -t 30 -c "This Is Your Computer Speaking" Explanation: pretty much same as before except computer name is not required because it is only local to this computer. and to stop this shutdown type Shutdown -a in the command prompt or if you used notepad craete a new file and type @echo offclsshutdown -a If you used notepad for any of this save your File as Whateveryouwant.bat examples: hi.bat bye.bat penis.bat welcome.bat I_JustSawA.bat The purpose of this is for safe knowledge or if it happens to you you know how to stop it. I use it mainly to send people messages at school and they get all freaked Out ("I'm Watching You") Ha if you need this further explained or want more stuff like this Reply Thanks... Shadow_x21
  4. I Tried It This and Then realized You Needed Parenthses and sometimes you don't. So feel free to try to use parentheses or not. (whatever works). If ur a modder you dont have to count this if u dont want Notice from rvalkass: There was no need to copy your original post again, especially without quotes.
  5. do you want to change the last date used and creation time. if so i made a program for you using visual basic 2008it can change last modified time. last access time. and set the creation time. if you want it ill post a link or something.talk to u later.The only problem is you have to install microsoft .net framework sp1 3.5setup will come with the program if you don't feel like searching for itShadow_x21
  6. This Is A How To Question. I Hope By Posting This Someone Will Post A Tutorial On This Subject Or Explain It For My Learning And Future PeopleWho Want To Know Im Creating a propeties page in my program( Like In Computer games or video games) and i would like to know How to let the user adjust the brightness from my application using a NumericUpDown (Thing that starts at 0 and enables you to go 100 or something). I've set the max limit as 10 and the default staring point at 10. (the brightess possible) i just need a way to change the brightness of the screen according to number . ( 10= Brightess, 5= Medium, 1 or 0 = Lowest) Please Help! Thank You
  7. Deny Or Grant Permission Requires Notepad Vista This Technique Can be Used On Earlier Versions Of Windows But Uses Different Syntax: To Deny Access Open Notepad and Type @echo offclsIcacls PATH OF FILE GOES HERE WITHOUT PARENTHESES /deny USERNAME OF PERSON YOU WANT TO DENY:(F) And To Grant Is The Same Process @echo offclsIcacls PATH OF FILE GOES HERE WITHOUT PARENTHESES /grant USERNAME OF PERSON YOU WANT TO DENY:(F) And There It Is. Simple Huh!
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