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Alt + left cursor key (left arrow) works the same as clicking on the back button
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All done! How's that for quick service? :)
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PM me with what you'd like your username changed to and I'll do it for you
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Please note that some ISPs seem to just balckhole emails from forums, they don't put the emails into junk folders, the emails just disappear :mad: We know for a fact that this happens, and is...
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At this stage, seeing as how you've tried everything else, I'd try doing a hard reset of the router to factory defaults. You should be able to back up the router settings beforehand, and than you can...
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I'm sorry to say that it really was my doing :o :o
I shall give myself a thoroughly good talking to over the weekend, and I promise not to do that again. Now let me go and see what else I can...
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Have a good look at the Timespan structure in MSDN Library, you'll find it very useful for this project.
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Yep, that's not a bad little project. I wrote one like that myself a few years ago :)
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Hit Shift + F7 (or go to View>Designer), and you should get the design window back.
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There is a built in constant for pi, so you can use Math.Pi whenever you need it. You don't need semicolons at the end of each statement in VB either.
Add a button to the form along with the...
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Post the code that you've got so far please.
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I don't think this can be done, only one control can have the focus at any one time, and by it's very nature selecting the text in a textbox must also give the textbox the focus. In any case, even if...
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Sorry, I didn't test it, that was just off the top of my head :o
Mark, you still need to make your original declaration:
Dim D As New IO.DriveInfo("C")
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You need to convert the string to a numeric value before you can work on it:
Dim Size as Integer = CInt(D.AvailableFreeSpace)
Then you can divide it to give GB:
Size /= 1073741824
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Thanks guys :)
Although I always comment subroutine or function calls, I think I'll start using Me in future.
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Out of curiosity, is there an advantage in prefixing the sub call with Me? I've always just put the name of the sub.
Private Sub SomeMethod()
SayHello()
End Sub
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What OS are you running? I'm starting to wonder if 64-bit does make a difference.
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According to IntelliSense the minimum value is 37Hz. But anything below that would be beyond the range of human hearing in any case.
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I reckon it's a glitch with my installation then (I'm using Vista 64-bit, but I doubt that makes any difference). Oh well I was planning on reinstalling everything soon anyway.
Thanks for trying...
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^^^ Bumpety bump ^^^
I was hoping that someone else with VS2008 could confirm whether Console.Beep works for them or not.
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Full version, downloaded from MSDN subscriptions.
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That sounds through any speakers or headphones that are attached, provided that Windows sounds are not disabled. I expressly want to sound the case speaker.
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I'm trying to get a beep from the system speaker (just top show that a keypress is invalid). Console.beep used to work just fine in VS2005 on this PC, but now that I'm using VS2008 it doesn't do...
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Many thanks, that was exactly what the problem was. This did the trick :)
Private Sub NumericUpDown1_ValueChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles...
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I've been getting an error messaqge in my project when I try and run it, where it won't even compile. In the end I made a test form, and put a ComboBox set to "DropDownList", and a Numeric UpDown...
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In Design View, if you set the Trackbar's Autosize property to False, then you will be able to set it to any height that you like.
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If it's any help, you can make the form unmoveable by setting it's BorderStyle to "None".
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You've added the two Hex numbers together - &H10 + &H11 = &H21. And in decimal &H21 is 33, which is what you are seeing.
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That site catches a lot of folks out, but if you scroll down the page you will find the replies underneath the ads, you don't actually have to pay the membership.
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I like both of these:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0764571982/sr=8-2/qid=1143249480/ref=pd_bbs_2/103-1341102-5013430?%5Fencoding=UTF8
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If day = day1 AndAlso time = time1 Then
That is never going to work because day and time are DateTime types and day1 and time1 are strings. They will never evaulate to equal. You need to keep...
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I've had exactly the same thing on every project that I've converted. Though the vast majority of things that 2005 complains about are trivial and easily fixed. Curiously a quite large project that I...
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A good place to start is to look up the RNGCryptoServiceProvider class in the MSDN Library. That will give you cryprographic standard random number generation, and you can use it to fill a Byte array...
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You need to make sure that you compile the app as a Debug build and not a Release build. It's different in 2005 than it was in 2003, but typing "debug builds" into the Library should give you the...
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Ah, that's worth knowing, I thought the designer generated code was gone for good. Thanks :)
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Would this be a project that's been imported into VS 2005 by any chance? Because the Form Designer Genereated Code appears to have been dropped in VS2005, though it still remains in projects that...
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I notice that somehow you've got both your events are handling the click events and not MouseEnter and MouseLeave. You'll need to change that before they'll work properly
Private Sub...
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Same with me, you'll almost certainly get some errors after conversion, but 2005 is very good at telling you what it doesn't like and usually tells you exactly what you need to change. So far I've...
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Not that I'm aware of. It's a good idea though, I'll see if I can suggest that to someone at MS :)
I did write a little info thread over on our sister site some time back:
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