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And here you've been such an inspiration to me over the years here, I was hoping to someday be able to send you a FB request. That's another dream shattered ;) Guess I'll have to visit Australia...
That's one of the things I love about .Net, as long as I write an application that targets a version of the .Net Framework, I don't need to care about Windows patches (or newer versions of Windows)...
In my personal opinion, the iFrame used to serve a really good purpose in the early days of the web though using JS to build a url string to pass parameters to the iFrame page is much more of a pain...
I dont get it, I'm only seeing 6 lines of code :confused:
Yes-sir, been using them since VS2005, I have ot admit I did open VS2008 and created a new asp.net project to confirm right before posting.
In VS 2005, 2008, & 2010 when you add a MasterPage to the project, it gives you the ContentPlacerHolder in the head and one in the body by default. When you add a WebContentForm to the project,...
blakemckenna, one of the nice things about the last 10 years of the internet is there seems to be tons of tutorials, for just about everything, especially when it comes to Microsoft products and...
Sounds to me like you're wanting a MasterPage for the header & menu and whatnot, then a ContentPage for each actual page.
You can make the header and menu as a control, but I would still use a...
I'm inclined to think that the games you buy will be tied to your xbox live account and not tied to a particular machine, meaning if your xbox 720 breaks and you buy a new one, you'll log into the...
Nope, but if you're able to use an API to get their voice as a String, then you could compare it to possible answers.
I think I follow what you're after now... you want every form to show in the Alt+Tab & the Win+Tab sequences but you don't want them to have a taskbar icon?
I'm not able to reproduce your problem...
Typically you would have the installer create a RegKey in the user's HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVesion\Run node in the registry, or if you want your app to do that see the start with...
I know it can't be done in the designer, and I could swear making the Label a child of the PictureBox didn't do it either, but I have to admit I haven't done anything like that since .Net 2.0 so they...
That's one of the limitations of WinForms, the transparency is always that of the form, not whatever control is underneath it.
That being said, you have two options: #1 instead of having the...
The very first thing I see is that you're calling the form's Close method in the FormClosing event, the funny thing about this is that the only way the FormClosing event fires is if the Close method...
If you don't want the child forms to be showing in the taskbar, set its ShowInTaskbar property to false. If you use ShowDialog(Me) to open it, then clicking the parent form's taskbar icon will bring...
You only waited 3 hours, you never gave anyone a chance to read this let alone respond.
What was the solution btw?
It looks transparent to the form to me as that's how WinForms behaves, is this WinForms or WPF?
Why isn't this in a specific subforum? This isn't a general question...
if you set the label's text property equal to the number, then wouldn't you expect to be only contain that number? Rather than appending the number? It is possible to set the text property equal to...
You could use an xml file for the config file, or you could use the application's settings (which saves it as an xml file in the user's profile).
Mythbusters proved you can have a helium filled balloon made out of lead: http://mythbustersresults.com/episode96
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1177696/...
My two cents.
To me Visual Basic.Net only has the word basic in it to denote that the syntax is very similar (though has more keywords) to that of the original BASIC, it's not about whether a...
I've set my win7 systems to ignore that update. I'll wait till it's in a service pack to install with windows.
Not bad for a basic calculator. You make this for a class or something?
I know vb6 allows you to make console apps too, but if Sean.Downes is to start a new program he should consider using something more modern than vb6. Java is another alternative too.
I figured it out, I needed to add &contenttype=vBForum_Post to the end of the URL:...
[RESOLVED] Link to pull posts for specific user for specific subforum
I don't know when this was changed on the forum here, but in my signature I have a link I can click to view all of my threads in the CodeBank .Net subforum...
.Net offers a Console application type, it's not something that uses TextBoxes but you output text to the console window very much like you used to back in the DOS days, you get input from the user's...
You shouldn't be using a MaskedTextBox for date entries, you should be using the proper controls for the proper types of data, a MaskedTextBox is great for phone numbers, social security numbers,...
I never said anything about validation as validation will need to be done no matter what UI control you use, but what it does offer is a way to help the user enter the data into the desired format...
How are you getting the unformatted number?
Is it coming from a database? Or directly from the user?
If it's coming from a database, are you the one getting from the user to put into the db?
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Are you using Source Code Control of some sort?
TFS & Subversion, to name a couple, do this automatically.
Where is this 60kb office application? Can I run it on my 5.25" disk?
I don't believe vb6 has a DateTimePicker referenced out-of-the-box so you will need to reference a library that has one, but you certainly shouldn't use a TextBox as the user will most certainly...
NumericUpDown control
.Minimum = Decimal.MinValue
.Maximum = Decimal.MaxValue
.DecimalPlaces = 1
.InterceptArrowKeys = True
When they click the button, simply grab the NumericUpDown's Value...
I would highly recommend using NumericUpDown controls instead of TextBoxes for allowing the user to type in numeric input
We both understand what you're trying to do and what we're both saying is that it's recommended that you insert the date into the database as a date (don't worry about how it's formatted) and vb6...
You might want to ask in the vb6 forum here, I don't know about other .Net developers here but I haven't used vb6 in over 7 years now and haven't a clue how things are done in it anymore.
Wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?
When you "convert" an object from one type to another, that's called type casting, in the case of my post I was referring to casting a DateTime...
This is the CodeBank for .Net, so the code in this thread is assumed to not work with vb6. That being said, I'm sure you could come up with something similar in vb6 if you wanted but it would be up...
