Windows 10: Leggere un file su One Drive con codice VB.net

Avrei la necessità di leggere il contenuto di un file di testo che ho caricato in One Drive, utilizzando il codice VB.NET, ho scritto il seguente codiceim Address As String = "https://onedrive.live.com/download?cid=6F30F45B5EA6956C&resid=6F30F45B5EA6956C%211323&authkey=AEnoaW_3I-IgT8w" Dim Stringaversione As String = ""Try Dim W As New WebClient Try Stringaversione = W.DownloadStringAddressCatch ex As Exception MsgBoxex.Message Exit Sub End TryMa purtroppo non funziona, necessità dell'autorizzazione, ma non trovo codice VB.N

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Leggere un file su One Drive con codice VB.net

Avrei la necessit di leggere il contenuto di un file di testo che ho caricato in One Drive, utilizzando il codice VB.NET, ho scritto il seguente codice:

Dim Address As String = "OneDrive"

Dim Stringaversione As String = ""

Try

Dim W As New WebClient

Try

Stringaversione = W.DownloadString(Address)

Catch ex As Exception

MsgBox(ex.Message)

Exit Sub

End Try

Ma purtroppo non funziona, necessit dell'autorizzazione, ma non trovo codice VB.NET per l'accesso a One Drive. Qualche suggerimento di codice?

Grazie

Giorgio

 

Windows Defender service error 1814

Hi, in service list the windows defender show me this <Impossibile leggere la descrizione. Codice di errore: 1814 >
any way to repair? can't get to work the protection

 

VBS Msgbox

Denis,

• I was too lazy to compute the size programmatically. And, it the 2005 version the message box always came up hidden, so I always used 0 for the top. It's also part of my OCD to be able to control everything.
• I personally don't need it to timeout. I used this in vbs files to ask to continue to the next step, skip the next step or cancel the vbs. BTW, I added the code back in but keep it assign it to 0.
• Sound was calling Windows Media Player: WshShell.Run "C:\Users\donast\desktop\sndrec32.lnk",7,false the lnk is a shortcut on my old desktop that had: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe"
  "C:\Users\Public\Music\Wavefiles\Twilight.wav"
• Yes. The value is the number of the button in the order specified when calling it.
• Never really thought about it as all my VBS/VBA code is relatively simple and I add comments in the file as necessary to remind me what is going on. I don't usually have anyone to share my code.

FYI I use a VBS to call it. Here's a line from a test vbs I use to run your version:

choice=Wshshell.run("custommsgbox.vbs " & wscript.scriptname & " ""CopyFiles.vbs done. Continue with UnArchVista.vbs?"" ""White"" ""Black"" 40 ""Yes"" ""No"" ""Cancel""",1,true)

Copy it to a text editor to see all the spaces, etc. Took me a while back the to figure it out.

Don