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Is there a gridlike control that allows editing?17 Nov 2004 18:32 GMT3
Suppose you have a simple table consisting of Name, Address, and
Phone#. If I want to allow the user to edit this table I do the
following: I fill a listview or listbox control with the rows from the
table. Then the user highlights the row they want to edit and hits an
Newline Char in Textbox Control17 Nov 2004 18:19 GMT2
One of the textboxes on a form seem to accepts the newline character while
the AcceptReturn is set to False.
Is there any way to avoid it?
Thank you,
Newbie Question17 Nov 2004 17:54 GMT1
Im just starting to look at vb.net and am trying to get my head around making
a connection to a SQL server.
Basicly, i have a form with two text boxes and a command button. when the
command button is clicked, i want to check in the SQL table if that 'user
Refresh a form17 Nov 2004 17:54 GMT3
I used a form tp populate data. When the data is still processing, I leave
the form and go to some external application, and then back the my
application again, the form becomes blank. The form is refreshed/coming back
until the data process is completed. I want to know if there ...
Controlling display location of common dialogs17 Nov 2004 17:12 GMT1
I've been searching for days for an answer this question, including
usenet, the web, and through various books in my Safari subscription.
I'm desperate now, because all that searching turned up jack squat and
the deadline's approaching.
Forms or Modules17 Nov 2004 16:55 GMT1
I am in the practice of including all my code for a specific object inside
the form that accesses it.  Is this a bad habit?
I've been reading about object oriented program design, and I'm getting the
impression that I would be better off to make my forms only contain code
Tread Abort Without Message17 Nov 2004 16:49 GMT8
I have two buttons, one is to start a process, another is to cancel the
process. Wehn I canceled a process, there is an alert message popped up. I'd
like to know how to avoid this popup.
thanks in advance
How to access resource editor?17 Nov 2004 16:14 GMT4
How do you access the resource editor in VB.net?  for like
making an application icon?
Thanks,
TL
.acceptchanges and updating to a database17 Nov 2004 16:09 GMT2
I have a some code which imports information from a text file to a dataset.
Depending op what is being extracted from the text file, the dataset has 5
tables which can be written to.  During this accessing I have to delete some
records depending on certain criteria.  I initially ...
Add image to ListView Subitem?17 Nov 2004 15:36 GMT1
How to add image to listview subitem?
I can add image to the first column using ListViewItem("", 0) with a
Imagelist.
but cannot find a way to add to the subitem??
design of compiler17 Nov 2004 15:09 GMT5
Dear sir/Madam,
         I would like do a project that takes vc++
project as a source file and outfile is C#.Net.
please give me how to proceed with.
BitWise split?17 Nov 2004 15:02 GMT6
Is there any easy way to split a bitwise value, for sample 127 to an array
into 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64?
Regards
Fredrik Melin
'Exception' is ambiguous in the namespace 'System'17 Nov 2004 14:44 GMT4
I get the following errors when trying to build my solution:
'Exception' is ambiguous in the namespace 'System'
'EventArgs' is ambiguous in the namespace 'System'
'IDisposable' is ambiguous in the namespace 'System'
Simple XML question17 Nov 2004 14:43 GMT4
All,
 this XML is killing me... I'm new to XML, all I want to do is parse an XML
string so that I can read the values...
Mystr = "<A1><B1><C1>myC1</C1><C2>myC2</C2></B1><B2>myB2</B2><A1>"
Understanding passing, using and destroying objects17 Nov 2004 14:41 GMT3
I'm new to .NET and am using VB .NET as I am from a VB background.
I am having difficulty understanding the way .NET handles, passes and uses
objects.
I have had a look at the Micrsoft Data Access Application blocks for .NET
 
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