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Derek Stone

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  1. Are you sure the other form is loaded and visible?
  2. Me.txtDisplay.AppendText(t)
  3. Yes No, you don't.
  4. Private Sub TextBoxChanged(..., ...) Handles txtTextBox1.TextChanged, txtTextBox2.TextChanged, txtTextBox3.TextChanged, ... 'Code End Sub
  5. Showing us your code would help.
  6. ASP.NET forces better programming practices, offers more features, and is the newest kid on the block.
  7. Check PSC. Every script kiddie and his brother are MP3 crazy.
  8. An ArrayList is a type of collection, just in case you're wondering. You can't loop through it's elements that simply. You need to create an IEnumerable object if you want to enumerate through its elements.
  9. It's called a message box. If you just want it to show when the page loads put that either in a script block that's fired in the body's onLoad event, or if you want to stick with ASP.NET place that code in the Page_Load event.
  10. You could be using COBOL.NET for all it matters. HTML is generated nomatter what. As I said before, you can't create dialogs using HTML.
  11. 1. Visual Studio is better. Why? Because you pay for it. 2. You can use any database with an ODBC provider, including Access. 3. Anyone with a decent web browser will be able to access and use your web application.
  12. You can't really label one language better than another. In your case both will do the job rather nicely. If you want my biased opinion though, use ASP.NET.
  13. Me.Close() works fine. Your If/Then statement isn't being entered.
  14. No, it's not. There isn't built-in support for FTP in the .NET Framework.
  15. There's no such thing as a dialog in HTML.
  16. Dim m As New Form2 m.Show()
  17. ListBox.Items.Add()
  18. It should be on the Visual Basic CD in the CAB file directory.
  19. Well, they do exist, but they're not supported directly by the Windows Form Designer found in the Visual Studio .NET IDE. There's nothing stopping you from adding an array manually.
  20. ASP uses VBScript for the most part. ASP.NET uses any of the .NET languages (VB.NET, C#, J#, ...) and runs on the .NET Framework.
  21. That is entirely false. You can code ASP.NET in Notepad if you want to.
  22. Add your application to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run using the Microsoft.Win32.Registry classes.
  23. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/
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