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For Loop function?01 Jan 2005 22:29 GMT4
I'm new to this so I could really do with some help!
I am using VB.net to create a small game. basically there is a Textbox, a
button and a listbox.
The user enters a number into the textbox which is then validated against a
Assembly versioning and product updates01 Jan 2005 21:27 GMT3
I have an application that is comprised of multiple dll's and exe's, all with
strong names.  Let's say that all of these applications use a utility library
Utility.dll, and let's say the version of Utility.dll is 1.0.0.0.
I then make a small change to the Utility library, which I ...
Newbie - Listbox Validation??01 Jan 2005 20:56 GMT1
I'm learning Visual basic.net and I am new to the world of developing and
coding. I am having a practice creating a very simple game.
Baiscally, there is a textbox, button and listbox.
What I am doing is a Guess the number game.
VB.NET Web Sample Applications01 Jan 2005 19:38 GMT1
I've down loaded the sample applications for VB.Net Web and I'm getting the
following the error below.  Any suggestions on how to correct the problem?
Server Error in '/CrRpt/vbnet_web_SimplePreviewReport' Application
Is "Whidbey" going to de-skill developers ?01 Jan 2005 18:35 GMT6
I understand that ASP.net 2.0 (Whidbey) is going to reduce coding by
70%.
Surely this is going to de-skill or dumb down the developers task and
open up the task to less qualified and trained staff.
"loose binding" to dll's01 Jan 2005 17:56 GMT3
It seems as if whenever you rebuild a .net class library you have to
rebuild /everything/ which references it. Is this so?
I am wondering what happens when you are only doing a minor change on
an assembly which does not change any interface at all, if it is not
Events in C# generated by VB DLL01 Jan 2005 06:37 GMT4
I have VB6 DLL that contains a Time class. In the time class a timer event is
defined.
The event is declared as:
Public Event Timer(ByVal sKey As String)
 
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