I have an app that creates and copies files using the System.IO methods.
To get this to run on my 64 bit Win7 Pro, I had to adjust the manifest
so that it requires admin rights – I
don’t know if there is any better way of doing it, but I haven’t found

I am now building a routine that reads a small (no larger than 100 bytes)
binary file
and saves the contents in a string. The file can contain characters anywhere
in the

I need some overall architectural advice...
I have a process whereby I would like to accomplish the following...
The setting includes many client workstations using a VB.net application
that communicates with a database via ADO connections.

Dim Hundred as Integer
Hundred = 100
won't work.
What's wrong??

I trying to be notified when a directory is created, deleted, renamed or
moved.  What am I doing wrong?
       moFolderSysWatch = New FileSystemWatcher(m_WatchDirectory, "")
       moFolderSysWatch.IncludeSubdirectories = True

I have created a form from the data sources that is generated by a wizard to
produce a dataset. Now I just simply  drag tables from this dataset to my
winforms. I can have two tables in winform with a parent/child form.
The binding navigator will create a code below to save the ...

I need a basic tutorial for OOP in VB.NET (VS 2008), please, and how can I
implements it?
(Why :
public class myClass implements panel doesn't work?)

Using VB 2008. This seemed like a simple question. To make a short story
long...
Dim ssTest as string
Typed in ssTest<dot> expecting for Intellisense to display something like

Is it possible to pass a PDF as a parameter to a server via remoting?
If so is there a resource I can use to learn how?
Thank you.

Dumb question I know, but after 2 hours googling I give up.
What is the easiest/recommended way to access the Win32 API from VB Studio
Express? I assumed it would be a simple matter of Imports Win32, or
something similar and the whole API would be exposed. Surely I don't have to