1.From the Main Menu, Click on the “Tools” then “Option”
2.“Option” Window will appear,
3.Click on the Plus Sign (+) on the Left side of "Debugging" (Found on the Left Side Panel)
4.Select on the “Edit and Continue”

My program is a call duty planning tool.
It has a splitter with the two panels horizontally split.
The upper panel has a month selector, 3 buttons, 3 labels and a datagridview.
The lower panel has only a datagridview.

I'm using Visual Basic .NET 2003 in Win XP Pro.
Everything i try to create Web App, Web Service or etc, a prompt
appears.
"Visual Studio .NET has detected that the Web Server is running

With VB 2005 and VB 2008, I find I cannot click on a disabled control to
look at its properties - I must select the control from the drop down list
at the top of the Properties Window.
Is that the way it works? Or am I missing something obvious.

I am trying to move an example from Access to VB and in the example
they describe a complex table key as 'compound' as if made of values
from more than one field
How do you do that for SQL Express CE?

#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
int salenumber,quantity;

Is it possible to upgrade vb code snippets in vb 2008 Express?
I get "The System cannot find the file specified" even though I have
installed all available options.

Is it possible to upgrade vb code snippets in vb 2008 Express?
I get "The System cannot find the file specified"

Hallo everybody,
Good day!,
I was wondering if anyone have a sample in VB.NET of a calculator like
the one in Microsoft, (almost same behavior).

I am working with VB 2008. I want to be able to run this program say
in N:\ and it will show me in an excel sheet the following:
Folder Path Size(GB) Count of Files
N:\Clients 0.53 308

I am trying to compile a report that shows stats about the immigration of
people from New Zealand to Australia, and, in particular, what was the
motivating factor for the move. (VB.Net 2008)
My perception and anechdotal evidence suggests that wages and conditions

Very strange!!! When i use the dll in another solution, it works : in the
toolbox, it's the good icon !
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strategy at its S+S:
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executives, Gold partners and IT managers and

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With my Installerproject  I call my dll in custom action.
This works with [TARGETDIR] to local hard drives perfectly. However,
if the [TARGETDIR] is set to a network drive, I retrieve
the error message "error 1001 ... ...