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I saw a signature in this forums once that said, "They're 10 kinds of people. Those who know binary, and those who don't."

I'm kind of lost on that statement too Shaggy.

Call a messagebox to show after the next and before the clean up.

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Alternatively you could use:

If item Is list.Last Then
'Last iteration in list
End If if you're able to use LINQ.

See and I hated the '79-'04 mustangs. I love the '64 1/2 - '78 & '04 - Current mustangs. Just out of curiosity, why don't you like them?

Another important question is how are you playing the audio? Are you using My.Computer.Audio.Play, XNA, DirectX, etc.? I would also suggest reading an article by TechGnome, here.

I'm glad to see they're not Linux, you would've never found the documentation on how to install them into the frame.

For those of y'all that don't know, I was donated a '78 Mustang II a while back. Well when I brought it to a mechanic for him to do some repairs, he noticed that I had an up-to-date inspection...

I'd rather be dead than red!

What is the correct direction, Anarchy?

Or you could create something, that just added the bb code around the keyword when you're typing in vbforums or any other site that would fit the context. Even if it's not in context, I think I'd...

Well, I did an update to the code. I've added how to convert the data back from a datatable to a textfile. Still, I'd advise against storing data in a textfile, but if you must, these are some useful...

It's all the same, just a different spin on it. I personally prefer the rolling a die method, somebody else may prefer the method you presented.

What is done in role playing board/computer games is a dice is rolled to determine an outcome. JMcIlhinney has a code bank post here that is a Die(singular of dice) class. I would be tempted to use...

Well I updated the code a little bit. What I did was, instead of parsing the whole richtextbox.text, I parse just the line. This reduces a lot of the flickering the control had. The reason I didn't...

Ahh, ok. You set the viewtime's interval to one second and then just stop it after one tick, then calling the ProcessSelection. I like how simple that is, it actually helps me out to improve some of...

Should this be in the game demo's section? Nice job by the way. I like the delay after selecting two cards, where did you do that at? Also, a quick suggestion: after you display "Congratulations! You...

Well regex is certainly one way, here is another:

'Some email
Dim email_string As String = "some.one.@here.com"

'Get first instance of @
Dim at_sign As Integer...

You know what, I think that it's a little discourteous for you to say 'it doesn't work' and 'NO idea where to start'. Have you tried tinkering with the code I provided? Does the code give any errors?...

Niya, quick question... do you have something installed that automatically turns any keywords to a different font color(Form, Label, etc.) or do you do that manually?

Well in my code, at the form level I declared a new instance of a general list(of <t>) in this particular case it was a list(of picturebox). In the form_load event, I add all the controls that are...

Well, store you picturebox's in a list(of <t>). Then use the random class to generate a random integer from 0 to that list's count in a timer's tick event with the interval set to 1000. Finally...

Then after warming it again, do we then start cooling again? I'm sure that it would affect the evolution of many organism, including us.

Yeah, take a look here on the forums. There are two post in the code bank:
1) Merrion - Post Number 10
2) .Paul.

You have the wrong argument. To fix it, click on the lightning bolt in your properties window, then double click on the MouseHover event. This will automatically generate the correct event handler...

Why not call PrintPreviewDialog1.ShowDialog() in the form where the contents you want to print are located? Creating a whole new form just for the PrintPreviewDialog seems unnecessary.

And what's the deal with ash treys on an airplane? Do people still use them?

Or at the strip joint down the street! FD want's to keep the money...

Breaking down my code:

For Each card As PictureBox In Me.Controls.OfType(Of PictureBox)()
AddHandler card.Click, AddressOf card_Click
Next
Will add a click event for every...

Filter isn't the same thing as sorting. When you use BindingSource.Filter, you return a group of rows that match a certain criteria. In this case you where returning rows where your column 'Location'...

Take a look at JMcIlhinney's thread on adding a pause to your code, if used properly you can do exactly what you're wanting to do:


Run task 1
Pause -x- time
Run task 2
Pause -y- time
Run...

By rectangle, I assume that you mean a panel. A panel is a container, and is used primarily to hold a collection of controls. It's found under Toolbox -> Containers -> Panel. As for the 15 smaller...

This discussion has been going on since vb.net came out. Plain and simple, you'll have die hard vb6 fans and then those who've embraced the newer technology and have took on vb.net. In vb.net you can...

I swear I wanted to punch the guy that kept talking about how much of a genius he is and how he can speak Korean. I don't care! I just wanted to know what's up about WPF! But thank you, the very very...

like black lights, what the heck are those for?! Except to do trippy stuff when you're stoned out your mind! Ah highschool

Well see, I don't really want this as a full time career. I just want to have some side work so that I can pay some of the bills. Besides, I don't have any cash to go back to school, nor can I afford...

What you do is store to variables, card1 and card2. In the card's click events, set it to visible and set either card1 or card2. Once card2 has been set, then check if it matches card1. Assuming...

Really? I didn't know about that. I gotta say documentation for WPF is much easier to come by than XNA.

Every google result said just about the same thing:
1) did you include the .dll
2) is the correct version of Microsoft Office installed

I haven't really messed around with WPF, I suppose I should since it seems as though XNA's going to be phased out(and that's what I was working on). That's actually why I was trying to work with XNA,...

Just set the visibility based on the listbox's visibility:

<label>.Visibility = <listbox>.Visibility

no need for loops.

Edit - I just realized you're using the .Enabled property:
...