I know that String.Format has the ability to format a string using
placeholders like {0}, {1}, {2} etc.
Is there a way to make a template that uses variables like <% MyVar1 %>
instead of {0}?

I have re-entried.
oh,sorry,I am poor in english,and so in my VB.NET.
Thank you for your reversion,
My purpose is :add ( or remove) a member(s) into a WorkGroup in my PC.

Dear  Sir:
I attempt to add member(s) to or delete member(s) from one new group(created by me ,which is similar to ? Administrators? and ?Power Users? in localgroup which in my computer) by VB.NET,there are my codes
to list the member(s) from one group in my computer,as follows:
   ...

In my app I want to have a run-time generated tab showing various controls -
for instance a form for a user to fill in.
I have a tab page in a hidden tabcontrol and all I want to do is clone it to
another tabcontrol and show it.

How do I do this?

Hiya
I believe that once a .NET exe has been created there is a way to retrieve
the code used to create it.
Is this true and if so how can I do it?

My Toolbars is disable all the time, how to add a line to System windows
form (I am using VB.NET 2003)?
Thank you very much for all your help.
Kelvin Tran

How do I gracefully kill a process than restart it?  The process Image Name
is known.
Thanks,
Brett

Hi, I'd like to post this question:
using the HelpProvider control we can be able to launch the appropriate
explorer for a compiled .chm file.
But..how can I create my own custom .chm viewer? I mean, I'd like to put

I am having an issue right now of displaying the 'Age' of an item, but
only on 1 computer.  I can take my app and install it on multiple
win98, winNT, and other winXP machines and have no problem.  I install
it on one computer (my boss's btw) and it doesn't work. I'll try and

I wrote a program that draws items to the screen and maintains a set of
Offset values.
There was a bug in the code, because objects were positioned wrongly. While
debugging

I implemented System.Environment.UserDomainName for get Current Domain but
not implemented in Win98/ME...
Some alternative?
Ps. WHY System.Environment.UserName Works?

I have Visual Studio .NET with all of the components installed onto it. I
want to add items to a combo box at run-time through numerous subroutines. I
previously did it with the combo boxes AddItem method, but in .NET's version
it gives me an error, because the method no longer ...

I'd like to pass a System.Type object to a sub.
The following works:
   Public Sub main()
       Dim connType As System.Type, obj As Object

   I am using the ImportNode method of the XMLDocument to grab a node from
one document to another.  Although I'm slightly confused about something,
   * Why does the documents events get triggered when performing a "deep"
import?