<br /> &#8216;**************************************<br /> &#8216; Name: Start any other program/document<br /> &#8216; /anything!<br /> &#8216; Description:starts anything, a program<br /> &#8216; , link, e-mail, or document, or just ANY<br /> &#8216; THING that can be clicked on literally w<br /> &#8216; ith 1 line of code.<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216; Inputs:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216; Returns:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216;Assumes:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216;Side Effects:None<br /> &#8216;**************************************</p> <p>Shell &#8220;Start.exe &#8221; &#038; &#8220;your program/url/e-mail address to send to/document/ANYTHING!&#8221;, 0<br /> &#8216;as you type the comma, look on the menu<br /> &#8216; to select if you want to hide vb, etc.<br /> &#8216;0 is hide vb i think<br /> &#8216;For example:<br /> &#8216;Shell Start.exe &#8221; &#038; app.exename &#038; &#8220;.exe<br /> &#8216; &#8220;, 0<br /> &#8216;easy code, no hassle!<br />

<br /> &#8216;**************************************<br /> &#8216; Name: !Start an exe within your app w/error handling!<br /> &#8216; Description:starts an exe from within your application<br /> &#8216; Author: Scotto<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216; Inputs:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216; Returns:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216;Assumes:None<br /> &#8216;<br /> &#8216;Side Effects:None</p> <p>Sub LoadEXE(Dir As String)<br /> On Error GoTo err:<br /> X% = Shell(Dir, 1): NoFreeze% = DoEvents(): Exit Sub<br /> Exit Sub<br /> err:<br /> &#8216;make your own error messages like mine<br /> &#8216; below, or use the default:<br /> If err.Number = 6 Then Exit Sub<br /> MsgBox &#8220;Please make sure that the application you are trying to<br /> launch is located in the correct folder.&#8221;<br /> &#038; vbCrLf &#038; &#8220;If not, do this and retry launching the application.&#8221;, vbExclamation<br /> &#8216;default: MsgBox &#8220;Error:&#8221; &#038; vbCrLf &#038; err<br /> &#8216; .Description &#038; vbCrLf &#038; err.Number, vbExclamation</p> <p>End Sub

mulct & horrent

mulct MULKT, noun:
A fine or penalty.

transitive verb:
1. To punish for an offense or misdemeanor by imposing a fine or demanding a forfeiture.
2. To obtain by fraud or deception.
3. To defraud; to swindle.

Mulct comes from Latin multa, “a fine.”

horrent HOR-ehnt adjective

Standing up like bristles, bristling.

From Latin horrent-, stem of horrens, present participle of horrere (to bristle).