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NT Service: An OLE Control for Creating Windows NT Services in Visual Basic (MSDN article)

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Seyed Razav
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NT Service: An OLE Control for Creating Windows NT Services in Visual Basic (MSDN article)

Hi,

Does anyone have or can point me to a copy of this article and the
accompanying component apparently published in the January 1997 issue of
MSDN? After reading a depressing article in the MS KB it would seem this is
the last hope I have of turning my VB app to a NT Service.

Cheers,

Seyed.

Sun, 15 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Ray Merce
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NT Service: An OLE Control for Creating Windows NT Services in Visual Basic (MSDN article)

Not sure which article you are referring to, but check out L.J. Johnson's
web site for info on turning a VB app into an NT service (he probably wrote
the article anyway) <g>
http://www.flash.net/~ljjohnsn/

Ray Mercer

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>Hi,

>Does anyone have or can point me to a copy of this article and the
>accompanying component apparently published in the January 1997 issue of
>MSDN? After reading a depressing article in the MS KB it would seem this is
>the last hope I have of turning my VB app to a NT Service.

>Cheers,

>Seyed.

Sun, 15 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Dani Vaupo
#3 / 5

NT Service: An OLE Control for Creating Windows NT Services in Visual Basic (MSDN article)

You can download the ntsvc.ocx at vb.duke.net. There's also an article
regarding VB service issues there. I found it a big help for me as well as the
L.J. Johnson's site.

HTH,
Dani

Quote:

> Hi,

> Does anyone have or can point me to a copy of this article and the
> accompanying component apparently published in the January 1997 issue of
> MSDN? After reading a depressing article in the MS KB it would seem this is
> the last hope I have of turning my VB app to a NT Service.

> Cheers,

> Seyed.

dani.vcf
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Mon, 16 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Develope
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NT Service: An OLE Control for Creating Windows NT Services in Visual Basic (MSDN article)

There are several disadvantages to the NTService OCX. You'll find things
such as dependencies ( i.e. SQL Server ) may not get loaded in time for your
service to connect, and tray icons are a bit of a pain as well, since you
get no notification on when a user has logged on ( replace the tray icon ).

If its of interest, I have an OCX I wrote that will run on 95/98 that does
all the above.

Mon, 16 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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