Locking an NT workstation has never been easy. Windows 2000 has a new function, LockWorkStation, that can lock the machine instantly with a single API call: Private Declare Function LockWorkStation
If you want to use an object in the middle of a routine and avoid declaring the object in the routine, simply use this syntax: With New .End With This
Enum NetworkAvailability As Integer Other = 1 Unknown = 2 RunningFullPower = 3 Warning = 4 InTest = 5 NotApplicable = 6 PowerOff = 7 OffLine = 8 OffDuty =
Enum DomainRole As Integer StandaloneWorkstation = 0 MemberWorkstation = 1 StandaloneServer = 2 MemberServer = 3 BackupDomainController = 4 PrimaryDomainController = 5End Enum’ Returns the domain role’ Requires a reference
‘ Returns the physical memory amount, in bytes’ Requires a reference to System.Management and the respective ImportsFunction GetPhysicalMemory() As Long Dim mos As New ManagementObjectSearcher _ (“SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem”)
‘ Returns the free physical memory amount, in bytes’ Requires a reference to System.Management and the respective ImportsFunction GetFreePhysicalMemory() As Long Dim mos As New ManagementObjectSearcher _ (“SELECT * FROM
‘ Returns the computer model’ Requires a reference to System.Management and the respective ImportsFunction GetComputerModel() As String Dim mos As New ManagementObjectSearcher _ (“SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem”) Dim mo As
‘ Returns the computer manufacturer name’ Requires a reference to System.Management and the respective ImportsFunction GetComputerManufacturer() As String Dim mos As New ManagementObjectSearcher _ (“SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem”) Dim mo
‘ Returns the system type, for example “X86-based PC” or “Power PC”‘ Requires a reference to System.Management and the respective ImportsFunction GetSystemType() As String Dim mos As New ManagementObjectSearcher _