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Allen G

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  • Birthday 12/04/1985

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  1. Why not use the UploadString method of the WebClient class. It would be a little bit difficult to parse the values, but a bit of regEx or a simple parse function it'd be a good solution.
  2. Upon searching Google I've found what seems to be LEGAL solution to your problem. The link is provided below: http://hymn-project.org/
  3. That's a big negative, unless you want to pay alot to get a license to play these files. They're expensive to get because anyone could just grab a license and convert the sound from protected to unprotected. But, I'd try to look on Google for more of an explanation.
  4. You'll have to dive into the world of Win32 Unmanaged API. You'll need the following procedures: - SendMessage - PInvoke.NET - SendMessage - FindWindow - PInvoke.NET - FindWindow - FindWindowEx - PInvoke.NET FindWindowEx - WM_SETTEXT - PInvoke.NET - WM_SETTEXT The PInvoke links have the .NET Declarations and also provides example usage. I'm going to give you a text changing example using SendMessage and WM_SETTEXT. Dim hWnd As Integer = 0 hWnd = FindWindow("notepad", vbNullString) 'Find Notepad If hWnd = 0 Then MessageBox.Show("Notepad is not open.") End If hWnd = FindWindow(hWnd, 0, "edit", vbNullString) 'Find the Edit Box SendMessage(hWnd, WM_SETTEXT, 0, "This is my Custom Text!") This should work, you'll want to use WM_GETTEXT to get the text from the Edit box. Win32 Unmanaged API is something that can be easy to learn if you read the documentation very closely. Good Luck, -Allen
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