Hi all. I have a listview with images and my application must be able to
rotate one image. I need a method to rotate 90 degrees rigth (i.e.).
Is that possible?
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I saw a program with a (listBox, comboBox, richTextBox, ???) box that
had different lines and colors.
Line 1 blue
Lines 2-5 red

Every now and then when I go on my form in the IDE the form goes blank
and the computer grinds away for 10 or 20 seconds and then everything
reaapears.  What exactly is the computer doing and is there a way to
prevent this from happening

I have a string containing a phrase, and I want to search for a
particular word and get its index. I've tried a couple of things
already:
InStr(phrase, word) - this doesn't work because it finds "subwords",

I follow the newsgroups for interest as I am a inexperience VB programmer. I
am interested in the Tab Control post and the answer from Eric Moreau, I
have followed the web link he supplied
http://www.emoreau.com/Entries/Articles/2004/05/The-(incomplete)-TabControl.aspx

How I can have the cursor remain at the end of the 2nd Console.WriteLine -
(without a <carriage-return>/<line-feed>)
       Console.WriteLine("Hello World")
       Console.WriteLine("Press <enter> to continue: ")        <--- have

I am trying to print Hebrew characters:
Module Module1
   Sub Main()
       Console.WriteLine("איתי")

I am looking for any good books or online articles dealing with vb.net
threading in .net 2.0
Yes, I could google this info myself, but I want good information that
others found useful and would recommend, not just random books, site

I am fairly new to vb.net and even with VB6 I did not do a lot of
printing.
I have some tabular data that I have in a datagridview that I assumed
I could easily print the grid.  However, in checking newsgroups and

I have an image and a graphics object created (FromImage) from that image.
I need to create a new image and create a new graphics object from the new
image.
I want the new graphics object have all the properties of the old graphics

Is it possible to create an object of a specific type just by knowing its
name as a text string? Say I have the string
System.Windows.Forms.Textbox how would I go about turing that string into an
object of that type? I think its possible with reflection, but not sure

I am trying to print Hebrew characters:
Module Module1
   Sub Main()
       Console.WriteLine("איתי")

Is this possible?  I know you can do local connections but I have yet
to see a remote connection though VB 2005 express.  Can anyone help me
out?

I have a rich textbox control and a long string of characters that I
will assign to it's .text property. How can I bold some characters and
apply italics to others?

I am working on a program that will look in a folder and if it finds a
particular file type (i.e. a .TRN or a .BAK file), it will move the file to
another location. In VB 6 I was able to do this using a wildcard statement
like *.BAK or *.TRN. However, I cannot get this to work in VB ...