[Percocet]

OK, so it's not because the strings are too long, I've already split them before I tried to compile it...

Now, when I try to compile it gives me some error messageboxes...

One says this:

"Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed."

Then I get one that says:

"Error: Name 'Process' is not declared."

That one is kind of simple but I still can't remember what to do to fix it...

Now, I get like 10 of these error messages:

"Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'."

That one I can't seem to figure out, because in the console application I used to fix errors it didn't give me any problems. If you actually type it out, there is an option for 'Windows' in SpecialFolder, so I don't know why it's throwing this error.


So, please help... I know some problems are simple for you but I never really deeply studied the namespaces.

[Percocet]

OK, the process error is gone, now I'm just left with the other 2.

And @Tweetie - I can't do that because I'm using CodeDom to compile it from a resource text file. Basically my crypter will need nothing, because it just builds from resources...

[Percocet]

I meant copy and paste your stub source into an IDE so you have Intellisense as well as Syntax highlighting. The other two can be fixed by adding in 'As [Insert Data type here]' at the end of each function declaration.

Sorry... I'm really tired right now and only got key parts of your post...

All my functions have that at the end...

[Percocet]

What are the other error's you are facing? I understand you are tired so just PM me your TV and I can help you while you kick back, get a drink, cup of coffee maybe and some snacks :)

PMing you in a sec.

And it's only the two messageboxes now...

The "Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed." one and the "Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'." one.

[Support.]

PMing you in a sec.

And it's only the two messageboxes now...

The "Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed." one and the "Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'." one.

When using Codedom, if your using a loop like

for X% =1 to whatever, you have to declare it fully. Like a real programming language. :P
For X as Integer = 1 to blahhhh

& The other is simple enough,