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Does a lot for a small amount of code.
Good Job.

Been a while since I been on the Forum, getting back into Purebasic programming after some time. Here is my two cents worth. :D NewList FileList.s() Path$ = OpenFileRequester("Select a File", GetHomeDirectory(), "All Files|*.*", 1) PathPart$ = GetPathPart(Path$) Extension$ = GetE...

Hay Fang! it downloaded ok for me and my goat loves it.

Happy New Year.

collectordave wrote:Ah sorry didn't post the code for the shape designer so you can compile your own.

Will post as soon as I can.

Thanks cd

Not sure if I need to use the Shape Designer.exe, but can you also include a 32bit version too.
Cheers,
Chris

Works here too Win7/32.

The names of the adapters are in the Descriptions folder of that key, on this particular netbook they are Atheros for both wireless and Ethernet. If you search the forum under registry you can find some codes that might point you in the right direction to extract the names.

I'm a newbie to PureBasic, I wish to know what are the application names for generating forms and dialogs for PureBasic. I heard of PureVision and are there alternatives to PureVision that you can recommend thanks Purebasic has a Built-In form builder it is called Form, you can find info in the hel...

Thanks for sharing

Good coding, efficient and use very little CPU, thanks for sharing.

Nice to see that gdiplus.lib is now included in the Windows lib folder of PureBasic, I wonder how many versions it's been sitting there and I didn't know it.

Is not in PB531, so it was introduced sometime after that.

I will put this with my PB Docs, thanks for sharing.

Interesting stuff oryaaaaa, cant say I am much of a ASM programmer but I am going to study your code though.

I needed to learn Win10 as part of my work, so I buy a new cheap tablet type computer with detachable keyboard, I must say it works really good as it has been designed for Win10, I have several other computers running Win7 and 8.1 and their is no way I am upgrading them to 10 because it is a bit of ...

Interesting stuff applePi, thanks for sharing.