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How to use VB.NET to access the "IE history folder in XP"? (Saturday, August 28, 2004)
 

Found the following interesting discussion in the Newsgroups:

how to use vb to access the "IE history folder in XP"?
by:nick cheng

I want use vb to write a program. it is used to record the "IE history", i am using WinXP,when i try to access the history directory use this path "C:\Documents and Settings\Nick\Local Settings\History", and then errors occur.
how to solve this problem?

if i want to write a program get the address in the address box of IE how to do this?Can i use API to do? but i don't know use which APIs

thanks!


 Reply:
by:yEaH rIgHt

 Nick,

I can't recreate your error. Here's what I used.


Dim str() As String
Dim dr As Directory

str = dr.GetDirectories("C:\Documents and Settings\Nick\Local
Settings\History")

Debug.WriteLine(str(0))



 Reply:
by:nick cheng

 i am using vb6
these code is vb.net?


 Reply:
by:james

 Yes, they are VB.NET. You need to ask your questions for VB6 in a VB6
newsgroup.
james



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