That's what my problem is... when I look at the tab there is no check-box for Make single instance !! :)
All I have is 2 text boxes, 3 drop-down combo boxes and a button... for the following....
Assembly name: Root Namespace:
Application type: Icon:
Startup object: Assembly information:
There is no option to make my app single instance. I believe that when I defined the windows application project I did make it single instance, but it is now no longer single instance and I find a was to change it back and set it up correctly.
Thanks in advance anybody who knows about this bug... and if there is a way to fix it. Have a great day!
Bill Angus, MA
http://www.psychtest.com
In Visual Studio 2005, in your Project Properties (double-click on
MyProject), under the Application tab, there is a checkbox for "Make
single instance application".
Robin S.
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"Bill Angus" <mdangus@nospam.psychtest.com> wrote in message
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>I want to make an application that I have been working on a single
>instance
> application. the singleinstance checkbox does not appear anywhere on
> the
> project designer window. I suppose this is a bug of some kind in
> VStudio or
> the the project designer. Can anybody tell me if there is a way to
> make an
> VB 2005 application into a single instance app without using the
> project
> designer checkbox?
>
> I tried to trap the next instance event in "application events", as
> below.... but the did not work...
>
> Private Sub me_AlreadyOpen(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
> Microsoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices.StartupNextInstanceEventArgs)
> Handles MyBase.StartupNextInstance
>
> frmPM_Main.Select()
>
> End Sub
>
> any ideas greatly appreciated.
> Happy Nnew Year!
>
> Bill Angus, MA
> http://www.psychtest.com
>
>
You have nothing after Startup object? Really? What kind of application
is it?
Is it a Windows Application or Web? VB or C#? If you have multiple
projects,
are you looking at the properties on the one that is the startup?
Robin S.
That's what my problem is... when I look at the tab there is no
check-box for Make single instance !! :)
All I have is 2 text boxes, 3 drop-down combo boxes and a button... for
the following....
Assembly name: Root Namespace:
Application type: Icon:
Startup object: Assembly information:
There is no option to make my app single instance. I believe that when I
defined the windows application project I did make it single instance,
but it is now no longer single instance and I find a was to change it
back and set it up correctly.
Thanks in advance anybody who knows about this bug... and if there is a
way to fix it. Have a great day!
Bill Angus, MA
http://www.psychtest.com
In Visual Studio 2005, in your Project Properties (double-click on
MyProject), under the Application tab, there is a checkbox for "Make
single instance application".
Robin S.
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"Bill Angus" <mdangus@nospam.psychtest.com> wrote in message
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>I want to make an application that I have been working on a single
>instance
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> Bill Angus, MA
> http://www.psychtest.com
Bill Angus - 06 Jan 2007 02:12 GMT
Yep the checkbox is not there. This is a multiform, VB, windows forms
application. There is one project in the solution and a setup project that
creates the setup/distribution .MSI
I suppose I can create a new Windows forms app, set the checkbox for single
instance, and then try to figure out what sort of code this generates. then
I can paste the generated code or something like it into my app.
Bill Angus, MA
http://www.psychtest.com
> You have nothing after Startup object? Really? What kind of application
> is it?
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> > Bill Angus, MA
> > http://www.psychtest.com
RobinS - 06 Jan 2007 07:51 GMT
That's so weird. Why don't you create a blank solution, then
add all of your forms and stuff to it -- if you choose "Add
Existing Item", it will copy it from wherever it is into the
new directory. Maybe that will fix the problem.
Robin S.
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> Yep the checkbox is not there. This is a multiform, VB, windows forms
> application. There is one project in the solution and a setup project
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>> > Bill Angus, MA
>> > http://www.psychtest.com