Let say i have two program called program A and program B, i run program A, but inside program A, i use [call shell(C:\....\programB.exe)] at the 2nd line of my codes in program A, how do i stop program A at 2nd line, until i finished running program B then only continue execute the rest of the code from 2nd line in program A
Please help, if you dun understand wat im saying above, u can ask ...thanks a lot!!!

How to halt a program???
Kamalahasan
thanks for ur solution, if you dun mind, can you gimme a simple example of the codes im newbie in vb.net, i dunno how to use the process.start ....thanks a lot ...
p/s:is process.start supported in VB6
949stu
jerry
I sent you a note at the address you requested....
ESTAN
Jerry,
Please check your email. I use CreateProcess for this. I do have vb6 examples.
Unfortunately the clearest example I had with this was in c++ and I sent it to you. I hope it helps.
I did supply VB6 Data Structures with it. I've nver liked "shell myself".
LuckyAbhishek
Jerry,
I sent it in the email you show in your profile here.
Good luck.
Needless to say, VB6 in it's time was a terrific product. I rather liked the threading.
It's eight years later and we have eight years of improvements, terrific new tools and techniques and they are wonderful. But I would disagree that you couldn't turn out a commercial project in vb6. Of course you can and yes it had limitations.
Good night Jerry.
Chardiot
Hi,
Here's a link in MSDN that describes Process.Start() method. Process.start isn't supported in VB6.
cheers,
Paul June A. Domag
Seraphic Raven
Try using the Shell command of VB6..
Shell("c:\windows\notepad.exe", 1)cheers,
Paul June A. Domag
Echo1937
ReneeC,
I've yet to receive ur email. can you send to this email >> jerrylhl@yahoo.com.
anyway, really thanks for ur help...
Jerry
Debbie Jones
Omg ,,,,,
I sent it and deleted it. I spent a lot of time putting that together....
Where is the CRYING Icon
Scott L
JLeBert
You can use Process.Start from process A to start process B. This method will return a new Process object. You can then call WaitForExit on the returned process object to block process A until process B is done.
Best regards,
Johan Stenberg
J M
ReneeC,
too bad to hear that ... but i dint receive anything from you...
if you dun mind, can you please do it for me again
many thanks to you ....
Jerry
Dhaval Heruwala
flyingsnow
Gidon J
vb6 has absolutely no native support for processes and threading.
It was cr@p when it came out. . . it is cr@p 8 years down the line.
drop it yesterday.
It is not fit for commercial development.