I was bored, so I
decided to write a VB code that would prevent you from shutting down a VB app.
It has worked in most of my tests, but has failed sometimes. It involves
shelling the app once it has been closed down:
- Create a new Standard EXE in vb
(I'm using vb6 professional edition) .
- Copy this and paste it into the
form that you want to keep open (i.e Form1) you can change this to suit
your needs
Private Sub
Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
Shell app.path & "\" & app.exename
End Sub
Shell app.path & "\" & app.exename
End Sub
You can also use:
Private Sub
Form_Unload
to initialize the code
when you shutdown.
- Add in the rest of your code
and create an exe
- Run the program and press
CTRL+ALT+DEL Close the program and watch as it springs back into life!!
There are ways around it, but computer idiots will not be able to close
it...
Private Sub
Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
shell "nameoftheprogram.exe"
End Sub
shell "nameoftheprogram.exe"
End Sub
That is one of the
most stupidest thing if ever seen. It closes the program and reopens it. This
will use a lot of memory:
If you would use:
If you would use:
Private Sub
Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
cancel=1
End Subcancel=1
this would not close
the program at all!
I also discovered a way to make the keyboard go sick. Simply add the line: SendKeys "{Enter}" to a timer The code should look like this:
I also discovered a way to make the keyboard go sick. Simply add the line: SendKeys "{Enter}" to a timer The code should look like this:
Private Sub Timer1_Timer
SendKeys "{Enter}"
End sub
SendKeys "{Enter}"
End sub
Make sure that the
timer's interval is set to 1 or higher and the timer is enabled. Make the EXE
and run it. Try and type something in Notepad and watch as line after line of
ENTERS appear. Replace {Enter} with a string of your choice (RDHACKER
ROCKZ!!!!) and watch as the text is typed onto the screen.
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