In VB6 I made heavy use of control arrays
I see they have been 'deprecated' in vb.Net, with a questionable explanation
that they are no longer necessary which just addresses the event issue!
Problem is I commonly associated several other controls with the same index

Hi, I pretty new to Visual Basic (and windows coding in general) and I have
a question that may have an obvious answer. I'm making a simple app using
the Windows Forms template... is there a way to set what my window class is
called? Right now, its called something like

I'm filling the datagrid with no problem but I do not see a columnwidth
property anywhere. How do you set the columnwidth property of the datagrid
columns in code or manually?
Thank you.

I am using these code to save Image to database:
       Dim fs As FileStream = New FileStream(filename, _
         FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Read)
       Dim rawData() As Byte = New Byte(fs.Length) {}

i've just instaled visual studio.net
im used working with vb 6.0
when i coppy a control in 6.0 he askes if i want to create an array.
in .net it isn't he just creates for exmple checkbox1, checkbox2; checkbox3;

This may reveal my poor programming skills, but here goes...
I'm building a pricing tool for my business. I'm nearing the end of the
project, and I've been asked to be able to save quotes in some sort of
database (Major Feature Creep). For each quote, I've got two kinds of

How can I connect to an IE windows opened using WinHttpRequest Object?
Thanks a lot.
       Luca

Does anybody know of a way of preventing a form from receiving the focus?
Okay, I know I can do it via a ShowDialog call in another form but what if I
don't want to use that technique.
My problem is that I'm displaying a form in the middle of another form. When

Form1 calls a sub that is public in module1.
How do you write a value to a text property from with this sub?
Eg
Module myModule

I am able to set the datasource of a datagrid as a simple array, but on the
form it only displays the length of the strings in the array.  Not the
actual items in the string.
Dim lastpatch As String()

I have a new Windows XP computer with VB6/SP6 installed. I also have an old
Windows 98SE computer with VB6/SP6 installed.
My old computer has a customized initial IDE screen: The toolbars are the
way I want them and the toolbox does not appear.

i'm stuck with a class problem, i want to create a class that, say for
example gets the system time, and can be displayed in label or textbox but
can be accessed many times....
ok i'll start with a pseudo example.

I use a DataGrid to present data of a table ("Jobs") through a DataSet (ds)
using a DataAdapter (da)
I use the query for DataAdapter (da):
SELECT     JobID, Job_Description, Architects, ClientID From Jobs

In VB6 I made heavy use of control arrays
I see they have been 'deprecated' in vb.Net, with a questionable explanation
that they are no longer necessary!
Problem is I commonly associated several controls with the same index - eg a

I can change the background of each page of a TabControl but cannot change
the background (BackColor) of this tabcontrol. I did not see it in the
properties page.
If you know how to change it please help