I did a search and found a few address, but how do I convert it so I can use it in VB6?
EX:
05CA294C - doesn't work
&H505CF8 - works.
Does the 05 represent &H?
I'm confused here. Any information would be appricated.
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Last edited by Calster; 12-18-2008 at 12:42 PM. Reason: Wrong
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You just prefix your address with &H which makes it into hex so that it can be understood as a memory address...
so:
05CA294C
Becomes
&H5CA294C
Any 0's between the H and 1st non zero are ignored.
I think dont take my word as law as i am only going on my own understanding.
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