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is this possible?

 
 
karim
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      7th Jul 2009
Hello All,
lets say that I made a form with bottons that open shortcuts on the
local computer. is it possible to make it so that the user can choose what
shortcut a certain botton on the form would open? and can he change that
later to a different shortcut? this is without using vb at all, everything
right from the form...?

 
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Family Tree Mike
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      8th Jul 2009
karim wrote:
> Hello All,
> lets say that I made a form with bottons that open shortcuts on the
> local computer. is it possible to make it so that the user can choose what
> shortcut a certain botton on the form would open? and can he change that
> later to a different shortcut? this is without using vb at all, everything
> right from the form...?
>


One way would be to configure button text/icon and links via an xml
file. You could then provide a means by which the user edits the xml
file from your application.

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Cor Ligthert[MVP]
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      8th Jul 2009
You can probably do this using the My namespace in VB

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/ms789188.aspx

Be aware that you should build the methods around your problem of course

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"karim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello All,
> lets say that I made a form with bottons that open shortcuts on the
> local computer. is it possible to make it so that the user can choose what
> shortcut a certain botton on the form would open? and can he change that
> later to a different shortcut? this is without using vb at all, everything
> right from the form...?
>


 
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