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Listbox - Reading out item by item - SyyK - Jul 6, 2015 Hey, How can I read out every listbox item one by one? Not like increasing the item +1 in a loop...Because it would crash at the end of the list. (Looking for a more professional way to do this...) (Building a proxy checker, thats why I need to select one proxy by another.) Thanks for any help! * - He B TeMy - Jul 6, 2015 Professional way? HAHAH Code Foreach item as listboxitem in listbox* - SyyK - Jul 6, 2015 (Jul 6, 2015 10:57 AM)He B TeMy Wrote: Professional way? HAHAH Damn, I'm so stupid. Thanks man haha! 🤣 * - Only3 - Jul 6, 2015 For i = 0 To ListBox1.Items.Count - 1 MsgBox(ListBox1.Items(i)) Next * - Odus - Jul 6, 2015 (Jul 6, 2015 11:03 AM)Only3 Wrote: For i = 0 To ListBox1.Items.Count - 1 I say go with HeB's solution if you're not using the position. * - Only3 - Jul 6, 2015 (Jul 6, 2015 11:57 AM)Odus Wrote: I say go with HeB's solution if you're not using the position. 😁 then i shoudnt post * - SyyK - Jul 6, 2015 Best way to check proxies fast would be multithreading right? Only found ways to create another second threads...How can I create like 50 threads? Thanks * - Only3 - Jul 6, 2015 Dim T(49) As Thread For i = 0 To T.Count - 1 T(i) = New Thread(... Next |