[Release]Easy-To-Use VB Opener

I whipped this togeather in VB6, it was easier so yea. I couldnt do Shell Opening in VB.Net yet so.

Just click the one you use, and it will load.

WARNING:

It has to be default location or wont work....

Well, on to the crack stuff ;D

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Jotti's

Soo yea

Happy Programming.

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I think this lacks meaning and innovation.

Desktop Icons are easier then using your application.
Come up with a idea that innovates the concept.

Shell("bla")????

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

Shell("bla")????

(just wanted to use a new smiley)

Regardless, The application offers no simplicity to what users are already doing. It seems like a nice try for someone new to vb.net (or a "beginner" developer) but really the application makes nothing easier, what was once one step is now 2 step, possibly 3 step (if you count visual selection)

Originally Posted by NextGen1

(just wanted to use a new smiley)

Regardless, The application offers no simplicity to what users are already doing. It seems like a nice try for someone new to vb.net (or a "beginner" developer) but really the application makes nothing easier, what was once one step is now 2 step, possibly 3 step (if you count visual selection)

@Rich

I couldnt do Shell Opening in VB.Net yet so.

^

I just didn't get that..

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

@Rich

^

I just didn't get that..

Ha, Didn't even see that

Suggestions for improvements - add VS 2005. and work your way downfrom hthestto lowest and see iftheyre there. If it is, start it and exit.

I just made it for a quick opener, you can use desktop icons (but if you dont have them, you can just use this).

I cant shell-open in VB.net yet, it just dont work for me.

If I don't have them I go into my folder and make one lol.

Your program probably does not even auto-detect the pathes so if you did not install it in the default path it will not work, am I right?

It isnt a Auto-Detect, if it is there, it Opens, i still have to make Better Versions. Besides, when i learn Shell Opening in VB.net i'll finish using VB6(For Now).