I'm trying to design some small applications, and these applications don't necessarily need to have forms, in fact it is better if they don't. All I want is the program to run, give a message that it's run, and then quit.
In Visual Studio .NET 2003, when I try to create an Empty Project (using VB .NET), and I start writing my Main, I notice I can't use many of the functions I normally could in a Windows Application, like SendKeys, for example. Is there any way I can get all the functions I need without having to deal with forms?
In Visual Studio .NET 2003, when I try to create an Empty Project (using VB .NET), and I start writing my Main, I notice I can't use many of the functions I normally could in a Windows Application, like SendKeys, for example. Is there any way I can get all the functions I need without having to deal with forms?