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The form class has a property called "Location" which is a "Point" parameter where you can adjust the X and Y positions of the form. HTH.

Heh, cool, first time I´ve heard it was that bad. Not that this is the thread for it really, but any particular reason? Is it RPM **** messing things up? SLES is hella-expensive for a Linux suite as well iirc.

Yes. No GTA clone I've ever played will not allow you to do that.

Valid point, reverse engineering byte code is a **** of a lot easier than reverse engineer a regular binary exe file as well.

I said if you can upload/download. To me it appears that things are going just fine, it´s just a little slow, in which case the second post in this thread says it all: You´re at the mercy of your peers. Hey, I might have read that wrong though and a port forward will solve it.

Your dad has SUSE Linux Enterprise Server? I know the regular SUSE distro is not always up to par, but all I´ve heard about the LES are good things. Also, I mentioned SUSE and Red Hat because their server solution support programs will be more like Microsoft´s and they are backed by bigger...

Critics? You asked for help and we warned you about the implications of what you were asking. Having the source code is a completely different animal all together and is - naturally - a lot easier to work out from. Now you have something to work out from. Not bad having had a programmer that...

If you can download/upload, there´s no need to forward ports since those you need are obvisouly open. Port forwarding also depends on your router etc.

IIRC, that survey showed that 70% of all webservers run Apache, which runs on more than just Linux.

I´m puzzled as to how this solves anything. Unless you have access to the source code? Chances are you will not decompile the code back to QB45 and you´re still stuck with at least one binary (there are probably libraries as well?) file.

Why is this in the programming discussion forum anyway? There is a Linux dedicated forum.

Exchange is not a server OS, it´s an application. There is, arguably some would say, nothing open source that really replicate all the functionality in Exchange and Outlook to the degree that it makes them viable options for all companies. As for servers, most Linux distros are very good as...

And like Vormund says, it will likely take LESS TIME to rewrite the code than decompile, edit and recompile/redeploy.

My point is that reverse engineering is very hard. You said you know Visual Basic 6 and HTML. To do this would most likely AT LEAST require GOOD and solid knowledge of C++, but most likely you will have to dabble with assembly code. Are you familiar with any of these languages? You can read...

An exe file is always binary, meaning it´s already compiled. You need to disassemble - reverse engineer - it, and that will most likely just bring it back to C++ or into assembly code, which won´t help you if only know VB 6. Also, you may be prevented, legally, from editing that exe file...