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Hey im knida new to all this stuff but i was just wandering if there was anyway to make more than 1 message box apear at a time with vb6, and if there is there a way to make it act like pop ups so that they will just come 1 after another and eventually crash the computer
There are certainly ways to do what you are describing...may I ask what you hope to accomplish? I don't normally make motivations part of my reasons for supplying help, but I'm not keen to help others cause malicious events either.
well see i dont like my school, i was hoping to crash a couple computers so i fell like i acomplished something before i leave school, well something that will piss of my school =)
In that case, I'm afraid that I will be unable to provide you the information you require. There may be other users here that will, and there are certainly other sites that will provide the info, it is only me personally that must decline. Please don't make the assumption that the site does not have dedicated people willing to help based on my actions. My apologies, and best of luck.
To get Multiple Message Boxes you need to use Threads. Since Threads are supported only in VB.NET you can't use Pure VB Code to achieve this. However there is a way.
You can Use C to write the code handling the Multiple Message Boxes and store that function as a DLL. Then you can call that DLL from the Visual BASIC Application.
I know it sounds simple but putting it in code will be tougher. So I made it even simpler for you by writing the DLL code in C++ and the DLL Function Call App in VB.
Enjoy....and I hope this helps...
Attached File(s) msgboxdll.zip ( 3.37k )
Number of downloads: 103
Oh God....I just read all the Posts again....I realised that your motives aren't good. I gave you the code so that you could learn...not because you can use it to write a prank program on your school computers.
Well, if you still want to go ahead with the prank program, all I can hope is that your school's ADMINSTRATION visits this thread...lol.
ty you for the code, even tho you didnt want to give it me afer u read the thread but anyway, my schools administration is dumb as a rock or maybe lower so they wont know what will be happening ty you people and 1 more thing.... i do need a life and i am retarded (jokingly)
ty you for the code, even tho you didnt want to give it me afer u read the thread but anyway, my schools administration is dumb as a rock or maybe lower so they wont know what will be happening ty you people and 1 more thing.... i do need a life and i am retarded (jokingly)
Hey If I didn't want to give it to you, I would have edited my post and removed the attachment. I gave it so that (in the least likely event) you will learn the importance of a DLL and Threads. (and why VB sucks and VB.NET doesn't)
But still...what u r doing...is bad...very bad indeed... And I support Chris' statement.
11 Oct, 2005 - 09:58 AM
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