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Including this time, it be more than 3 times I sent a problem here but had no reply at all!
Am i problem too tough?
Or all of you outside juz ignoring mine coz of the problem not too FANCY like others???
what can i say here is, I am very dissapointed...
Looking other topic always have respond..
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:( Sorry to hear that. It might be that not so many people have started coding in .NET yet. I think this forum is the one u should use if you really want help. I have read and posted here for some years now, and the people here are like brothers and sisters. Always willing to help if they can. Just have patience. You might be the one that helping others when they start to programming in :NET.:thumb:
Dear Aziera , I perfectly agree, with Libero.I always help others friends if I can. I started to program in a visual language, the last summer (coming from 20 years of firmware, machine code and assembler for uControllers and uProcessors). I'm really confused, but sometime I may give a little help. Because of my habit to solve problem by myself, normally I don't post question. I try to solve with books, MSDN, existing threads and trying directly (and learning by observing results), but this is, I repeat, just my way to be. I saw many problem solved thanks to the help of friends, perhaps yours it is not oftenly encountered.
If this can make you more happy....here is a little heaven (except for english language, that is difficult for me!), one of the most visited italian forum (in VB.NET section), has one or two posts/day and I include, not only new thread, but also replies.....Sahara could seem crowdy after visited those forums!;)
Hi,
When did you post your problem on this forum? I have just searched and cannot find a previous posting by you. What is your problem?
Taxes, at the bottom of his post there is a search button. This will bring up all of the threads he has started. I only saw 3 that had never been responded to and they delt with word. Aziera you may want to post your question in a VBA forum as it is built into all Office products and deals with the manipulation of those products better than VB.net (I maybe wrong on that but you will get a quicker answer to a problem dealing with word I know). I am not trying to insult your intelligence but incase you don't know how to get into VBA from word press alt and F11 to get to the code screen, the coding isn't much different from any other VB product so you should be able to understand it fairly easily. I am sorry I can't help further but I haven't ever done much with word.
Hope this helps!