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From: Mirage on 27 Sep 2006 21:41
Thanks anyway Frank, but that code doesn't reveal the elusive MP3
player either. These devices have drivers that can access them, so I
would think that VB6 would have some way to access them too. It seems
that this is a bite that is too big for VB6 to chew. However, I am
continuing to search this great world wide web of ours for a solution,
and will still try all suggestions that you guys throw my way. Thank
you all for trying to help. Please keep trying.

From: Frank Adam on 29 Sep 2006 12:37
On 27 Sep 2006 18:41:14 -0700, "Mirage" <EHarris1972(a)hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Thanks anyway Frank, but that code doesn't reveal the elusive MP3
>player either. These devices have drivers that can access them, so I
>would think that VB6 would have some way to access them too. It seems
>that this is a bite that is too big for VB6 to chew. However, I am
>continuing to search this great world wide web of ours for a solution,
>and will still try all suggestions that you guys throw my way. Thank
>you all for trying to help. Please keep trying.
>
Not sure, but at a quick read this might help in at least detecting
the device and getting a friendly name for it. There may be some other
functions there to read up on. How is your C to VB conversion ? :)
It doesn't look too hard, but that's famous last words.

URL may wrap.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/devio/base/displaying_the_installed_devices.asp

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Regards, Frank
From: Mirage on 29 Sep 2006 21:17
I used to know 'C', but it's been a while and I'm kinda rusty, but I am
looking at the link you gave me to see if/how to convert to VB6.
Thanks.

From: Mirage on 3 Oct 2006 11:13
I couldn't make anything happen with the 'C' to 'VB6' converting. I'm
just bummed that VB can't do what I need to make a really cool program
that's in my head, that will never be in my computer. I've seen some
pretty powerful applications made in VB that I would never have thought
VB could do, so I assumed that this should be possible too. Oh well,
thanks anyway for all you guys help.

From: Mirage on 10 Oct 2006 19:10
I was wondering if I'd have to somehow access a driver or something,
but that seems way to difficult for me. Hasn't anybody accessed a
digital camera or MP3 player using VB code? This just has to be
possible.

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