I'm an Access Developer just learning about VB .NET 2003.  I am going
to be connecting to a SQL Server database.  With Access you can use
forms with subforms to access your data.  Is it possible to do the
same thing with VB. Net?

I am new to Visual Studio, and I am trying to get a grasp on how to organize
my projects.
I am currently developing an application that consists of a console program
and a GUI.  Both programs share an underlying class.

If it is the case, is there any info on how to do this exactly
and how powerful is this feature?
Thank you

I'm a real newbie so excuse if my question is obvious to you seasoned pro's.
I get the message:
an unhandled exception of type 'system.OutOfMemoryException' occured in
system.windows.forms.dll

Good day all,
Is there any reason why you couldn't run an application in production with
the development build of an ASP.Net app? I understand the prod build would
remove debugging symbols, but are there other technical/performance reasons?

how to let vs.net  stop on a first chance exceptions?
and how to stop on a specify first chance excpeiotns?
I can't find any options in the vs.net IDE¡£

 I am not sure if this is the correct group for this question, but I
couldn't find a more appropriate one.
 I have Visual Studio.NET C++ 2005 Beta 2 installed and I was trying
my hand at creating a simple Windows application. I have a main form

I have MyApp.exe with a config file MyApp.exe.config storing settings for
"InitialDB".  I use
InitialDB = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("InitialDB")
to retrieve the value. If I compile the app, copy MyApp.exe.config to

I have a new Windows Forms project.  When I attempt to add a new form to the
project, I receive a dialog box that states:
"Error in loading DLL"
This is not a new VS.Net 2003 installation.  Anyone have any ideas on this?

I haven't been able to find a definative answer on this.  I have a site in
production, and want to begin using Whidbey on my workstation.  Will I be
able to do maintenance work on my production site?
Further, if not what will I have to install on the production box?--- .NET

After much newsgroup searching, I was able to deploy Crystal Reports to my
web server. However the charts (images) inside the reports do not show up.
The src attribute for these images look like this
src="//CrystalImageHandler ...

I've posted this terrible problem with vs.net a couple of times now and the
last time I found another person saying they had the same exact problem.
This is a terrible problem.  The development environment cannot be trusted
to work as long as it exists with no workarounds or ...

I was curious if VS.NET 2005 is going to address any of these bugs.  
1) Rightclick on a filename listed in the sourcecode (like an include
statement).  Select "Open Document <filename>" from the list.  In most cases
the file will not be found.  If the compiler can find it, ...

I'm working on Pocket PC 2003 and Visual Studio .NET 2003 and wanted to know
how I can change the "Provider Name" of my "inf" file, which is generated
automaticly by VS .NET 2003.
In fact, VS .NET 2003 creates an "inf" file in which the provider name is

I am thinking about upgrading my current computer to s multi-purpose
entertainment centre / desktop pc. I have seen alot of computers that come
pre-installed with Windows XP Media Center Edition and was wondering if
Visual Studio.NET 2003 / 2005 Beta 2 would work on this edition ...