muthuraman
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Oh yes, it does. I have a function call which checks if each textbox has a non-numerical value and highlights the respective fields. Then I set back the color of all the fields to the default color. It works fine if I paste my code after this function call. Thanks a lot 'PlausiblyDamp'... :)
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Yes, I have some other code in the form load event
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Sorry about that. I created a new instance.
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Hi, The following is the code I tried. Dim test as TextBox 'The following code goes into Form Load event test.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Aqua test.Text = "Hello" test.Left = 300 test.Top = 400 Me.Controls.Add(test) This works fine if I have it in Form Load. The same code doesn't work inside a button click event.
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Hi there, I am trying to create a textbox dynamically in my code. When I try to set the backcolor of the textbox to somecolor, it doesn't happen. I find that the backcolor of the form is overriding the control's backcolor. Same is the case with forecolor. Can anyone help me?. Thank You.
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This wud work but the window would flicker. It is going to come to a position where you release your mouse and go back to 100, 100 after.
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Hi, I would like to prevent the user from being able to drag my form window. I set the FormBorderStyle of the property of the form to 'none' but this removes the caption bar which I don't want. Can anyone help me?. Thanks
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Use formName.ActiveForm.Close()
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Hi there, I don't want the user to be able to drag the window in my application. How can I do this?. Thanks in advance
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Hi, I am having two Chart Spaces (AxChartSpace) with one column clustered chart on each. I find that the scales of these two charts are different. How do I make them similar?. Can somebody help me?
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I am trying to use AxScriptControl in VB .NET. I am having some problem using this. The following is the code I used. Dim t As New Object Dim cmd as String AxScriptControl1.AddObject("TextBox1", t) 'There is already 'a textbox named TextBox1 cmd = " t.Text = 'hi' " AxScriptControl1.ExecuteStatement(cmd) I am getting an error at the last line saying unhandled exception. Can anyone help me?. Thank You
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I recently upgraded my application from Visual Basic 6 to Visual Basic .NET. I have a ADODB Command Object. In Visual Basic 6, I was able to destroy this object saying, Set obj = Nothing But .NET uses garbage collection and I am not able to use Nothing. I can't wait till the object is garbage collected as I have to initilize it and use it for someother purpose. I came across the 'dispose()' method. But this works only for VB components and not for ActiveX objects. Can anybody help me with this please?. Thanks, Muthuraman