VB Controls, Internet Transfer Control without a Form

Internet Transfer Control without a Form

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Jamie Schatt #1 / 4	Internet Transfer Control without a Form I am creating a VB6 ActiveX DLL (COM object) project that will not have a user interface (it will run in the background under MTS). To perform FTP, I would like to use the MS Internet Transfer Control, but I am not sure how to do this without placing the control on a form. I thought about creating a form, placing the ITC on it, and never displaying the form, but this seems really hokey. Thanks in advance for any help! Jamie Schatte Millennia Systems www.millenniasystems.com
Mon, 20 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Mr.Plo #2 / 4	Internet Transfer Control without a Form you could put it on a form and just never show that form? Mr.Plod Quote: > I am creating a VB6 ActiveX DLL (COM object) project that will not have a > user interface (it will run in the background under MTS). To perform FTP, I > would like to use the MS Internet Transfer Control, but I am not sure how to > do this without placing the control on a form. I thought about creating a > form, placing the ITC on it, and never displaying the form, but this seems > really hokey. > Thanks in advance for any help! > Jamie Schatte > Millennia Systems > www.millenniasystems.com
Tue, 21 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

mat-of-nin #3 / 4	Internet Transfer Control without a Form Jamie Its worth bearing in mind that WinInet ocx is just a wrapper for WinInet.dll (and i think this is just an IE wrapper for WinSocks!) - its worth checking out the original WinInet functions before you worry too much! - m9
Wed, 22 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

yabbad #4 / 4	Internet Transfer Control without a Form Can youpoint to any info on WinInet.dll? I am attempting to do the same and would like to set up; private iNet1 as ????????? set inet1 = New ????????? Any help on the syntax or ??? yabba -- yabbadoo bigfoot com Quote: >Jamie >Its worth bearing in mind that WinInet ocx is just a wrapper for WinInet.dll >(and i think this is just an IE wrapper for WinSocks!) - its worth checking >out the original WinInet functions before you worry too much! >- m9
Sun, 11 Aug 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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