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mutant

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  1. Thats why I suggested putting Application.DoEvents() in your loop. :) Try it, it should be better than another thread.
  2. DId you turn on DoubleBuffering and things like that? I have been working with both BitBlt and DrawImage and GDI+ does a lot better job. It uses the fastest drawing method available.
  3. Yes, as long as you stay away from .NET framework in VC++ then you get yourself a great compiler to wrok with. :)
  4. It is only different if you use managed c++ extenions, which let the application access the .NET framework. Rest is the same :). But if you code in C++ stay with Win32API :)
  5. C# doesnt really have any advantage over VB.NET as both use the same framework and compile to the same thing. I think the only choice you would have to make is choosing which syntax you prefer :)
  6. This will do it. Dim newthread As New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf yoursubname) You have to make a sub that will be ran in that thread.
  7. The control class doesnt accept ransparent background by default. In your control constructor use this: SetStyle(ControlStyles.SupportsTransparentBackColor, True) Then in code of the form that has it set your control's background using Color.FromARGB.
  8. What functionality are you looking for? Do you want to expand a control with something or build a totally new one?
  9. What are inheriting from? What is the error?
  10. What error are you getting?
  11. How does the file with questions look? When using XML in .NET you dont need anything else except framework itself.
  12. Use Application.DoEvents().
  13. Slashes are not valid for any folder, file or registry key names and things like that.
  14. You cant do it with standard keyboard events because they only pass in one keycode, I think you would have to invest some time in learning DirectInput :).
  15. This will do it: Dim writer As New IO.StreamWriter("filename") writer.Write(TextBox1.text) writer.Flush()
  16. You can get back to the original one, you would have to pass in the instance of the original one to the second one through constructor and then just do variablewithinstance.Show() in the second one.
  17. If body.Substring(t, 1) = Convert.ToChar(13) Then :)
  18. Doesnt matter what DB, its a bad practice and not recommended.
  19. If the FormA is the one you start with you cant fully close it as it was the form that started the message loop for the application and if you close it, app will shut down. You have to hide it.
  20. Its: http://www.visualbasicforum.com/
  21. formB.Show() me.Hide() Works fine, what event are doing that in?
  22. Is the sending done from the localhost?
  23. I dont know of any tutorials but I have 2 suggestions :) Use DataList control to display your images and create a thumbnail gallery using the GetThumbnailImage() method of a bitmap object. :)
  24. I never had a problem with that but you could go through the whole string and replace " with '.
  25. I changed your LienForm file and in the MainFrame change your Lien form declaration to: Dim LienForm As New LienForm(me) It will pass in the reference to your form and then use it to access the textbox. lienform.vb
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