Derek Stone
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Try implementing a IEnumerator interface instead. Dim ieNodes As System.Collections.IEnumerator = alNodes.GetEnumerator While ieNodes.MoveNext 'Remove End While
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It would help if you told me what application has that menu. [edit]I take you're referring to VS.NET. You'll need to recreate that yourself.[/edit]
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Would you like anything else on a silver platter? ;)
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X1.Text = Math.Round(Decimal.Parse(Y1.Text) / Decimal.Parse(Z.Text) * 100, 3).ToString()
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From what "edit menu"? The RichTextBox class has a Find method, but it only searches for the text. It doesn't ask the user what they want to search for. You have to create the find dialog yourself with a form class.
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Dim wcDownload As New System.Net.WebClient() Dim bDatabuffer As Byte() = wcDownload.DownloadData("http://192.168.0.150/image.htm") Dim sDatabuffer as String = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(bDatabuffer)
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Dim d As Decimal d = Math.Round(3.1415, 3) 'Returns 3.142
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Intercept and ignore WM_PASTE. Clearing the user's clipboard is just going to aggrevate them.
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The following will show a context menu, but there isn't a "standard find dialog" anywhere in the .NET framework. ContextMenu.Show(MyButton1, New Point(100, 100))
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http://www.aspalliance.com/shark/articles/FtpView/FtpViewDoc.aspx
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Have it sleep for 500 milliseconds at a time. This will prevent the application from using "100%" of the processor.
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Here you go: http://www.visualbasicforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45468
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Try the following. String.Format("Total amount paid over " & txtYears.Text & " years: {0,7}", FormatCurrency(totalCost))
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See the attachment for an example.
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Call the Sleep method of the Thread class (System.Threading) if you don't want the code to execute constantly. After all, that's what a loop does.
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Overload the forms' constructers and pass a reference of the main form to them. This will allow you to access the main form from any of the secondary forms.
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Which ones? I should be able to whip up an example for you.
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http://www.visualbasicforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45277
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We actually have quite an extensive group of users that help out on this forum. Unfortunately not many of them have had the chance to become comfortable with .NET. A few of us, including myself and divil, started developing in .NET long before Microsoft was making a big deal about it. We've been using .NET for 8 months now, while others are just being introduced to it.
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Without modifying any code I moved a TextBox on and off a TabPage. On either container the above code worked just fine. I have a feeling there's another error in your code somewhere.
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Response.Write("<script>alert('Greetings!');</script>")
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How to cancel displayin a dialog form in the LOAD event
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Attach the project if you can. You have me wondering. -
Once you fully understand the development style used in ASP.NET things tend to be produced at a slightly faster rate than ASP. As a beginner though, you'll most likely feel the opposite is true. Then again, that's how it goes with every language.
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1. A dialog is programmer developed. Message boxes are windows predefined by the OS. 2. Code is executed server-side, so any user interface element needs to be sent to the browser as HTML. So yes, it's very much possible using Response.Write().
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System.Data.SqlClient supports SQL Server 7.0 and higher. However you can still access all version of SQL Server through the System.Data.OleDb namespace. SqlClient simply provides a faster and more efficient means of access. MSDE is a slightly limited version of SQL Server, since it only allows for databases up to 2GB in size. It's also optimized for use by 2 - 4 users, although you won't notice a difference with a much higher load.