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Yet Another Visual Basic 2008 question?
Ok so I have a VB Application that I wrote to install programs from a USB stick. It is made up of checkboxs and a single button that polls all the checkboxs states when I want to install a specific program.
Problem is I check the boxs that I want to install and click the button and all the programs try to start at once. Is there a code that I can put between each checkbox state to make the next one wait until the previous is completed. Here is an example of button my code now.
If CheckBox10.Checked = "true" Then Process.Start("****\*****.exe")
If CheckBox11.Checked = "true" Then Process.Start("****\****.exe")
Thank You.
2 Answers
- EkriirkELv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
You need to "manually" launch the program with Windows API and use a process poll to have your application wait for it to finish before continuing. An example can be found here:
- 5 years ago
First you must be taught programming. (studying a language is not studying programming, it is studying one instrument to do programming in.) Then you must be taught item orientated programming. THEN you begin to be taught languages (you probably did it backwards).
