I need to draw a collection of  hor/vert lines. The lines in the collection
are nor ordered.
Each line has it's start point end point width and height.
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So, at my place of employment, we use a national standard to transmit
data between certain applications. This standard consists of a fixed
width, flat file 4500-some-odd chars wide that contain 375-some-odd
columns (Not delimited). This standard is not changing anytime soon, so

I was writing an application VB.NET that inputs a TEXT file (about 5 MB).  
The reading code took for ever (20+ minutes) to read in 120,000 Lines.  I had
to quit coding in .NET and had to go back to VB6 to deliver the results.  
Takes about 10 seconds with VB6. 99% identical code.

Im having problems with setting the width of my columns of my datagrid.
Here's the code
resultatGrid.DataSource = getFirms(0)  // gets metaData from database
Dim tableStyle As New DataGridTableStyle

What is the easiet way to eliminate a comma from a string in vb.net?
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I just upgraded from Office 2000 to Office 2003. My VB.NET Excel macro
calls don't work any longer.
Here is how I make my Excel macro call from VB.NET:
Dim objExcel as Excel.Application

I have a form (form A) which displays another form (form B). Is there a way,
from formB to see events/variables in formA whilst formB is displayed?
Geoff

I want to send a bug report automatically from my VB.NET program. I won't
know the end user's smtp server or what email client they are using.
The Process.Start with mailto is almost what I need, but the amount of
information that will fit in the body is too small for a stack dump ...

I have 2 programs running in a computer 24 hours a day
I want switch between these program every 1 minutes to show on the screen
automatically
does any one know how to do that in VB.Net?

How do you get rid of leading white spaces in a string in vb.net?
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I'm new to VB.NET but have used regexp in Perl and VI.
I'd like to read a regular expression from a file and apply it to a
string read from another file. The regexp is simple word replace
operation, so my input regexp file lines might look like this:

I haven't done any "serious" dot net development in over six months, but I
am about to start a new job where I will be doing it every day.
I want to get myself a couple of good books to arm myself with when I enter
the new job.  My level is "experienced" but certainly not "expert" ...

I've seen loads of web articles and forums telling me how to use
System.DirectoryServices to interegate Active Directory from ASP.NET
but I want to do it from a standard VB.NET Windows Forms application.
When I put in "imports System.DirectoryServices" at the top of the

I've got a stored procedure that takes a few parameters as input parameters,
and one output parameter (a uniqueidentifier).
After the stored procedure call, I need to return that output parameter in a
System.Guid object.

My app is a diary, based on a Weeks table. There is a WeekID, and a
WeekCurrent boolean value.
Setup like this
Form = fDiary