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In any case, it seems that the relevant code you may be looking for was included in the referenced FTP client sample app. Below is a link to...

"A float's a float...but an object could be anything...it could even be a float!"

If you read the post I was replying to, you would see that Niya posted a "what if a language allowed overloading simply by return type", and my post was in response to that idea.

Indeed, but imagine a scenario where those two functions exist solely, and imagine that those two functions do vastly different things. If this happens:


double d = Foo(1, 2)

then which one...

PM = Private Message, and it was from me.

That being said, as I mentioned in my reply to you, my VB6 development box has something weird going on with it, so I can't help after all. So, for...

I sent you a PM.

No, it just means you can't use "CInt" if you are using ports above 32767. You could try using CLng, for example.

In VB6, the max value of an integer is 32767, so CInt(more than 32767) will throw an overflow error.

Good catch! I forgot that VB doesn't simply floor integer / integer division like C/Java does.

The other thing I might try in the remainder read is:


rBytes() = rsD.Fields("BLOBData").GetChunk(BLOCK_SIZE) <- No More Error Here??

The documentation indicates it can gracefully handle a...

If this were me, I would try using a different variable than vBytes() for the "remainder" read under the (probably faulty) suspicion that, because the "size" of vBytes has, by the full block size...

Also, I just noticed that you are missing the closing ' from the second combobox contents before " sort" at the end of your query string. You seem to have placed that closing ' at the very end of...

You need to clarify what the values in the comboboxes and database are. Presumably, the months (and your Month_Created field) would be numeric, like 4 for April, 5 for May, etc., but the fact that...

Well, it needs to be txtSubmit.Text if you want that line to function as I imagine you intend it to.

That said, the error message you indicated in your first post is discussed in the below thread....

...Or you could just fix your code to reference the .Text property like you do in the line above it. Up to you.

If Not IsDate(txtSubmit) Then

VB.NET doesn't have default properties for objects like VB6 did, so textbox will never be a date.

Please post the code you are using for this, along with the exact text present in the textbox.

With just 10 rows and 20 columns per row, and your nested loop, you are still referencing the .cells property of your two sheets over 600 times by my calculations, which I would imagine has a bunch...

Ok, yeah. The posted code is specifically for Visual Basic 6.0. Good luck.

The other thing to note is that, vbBlack has a value of 0, so you could try just replacing vbBlack in the code with 0. But since you're almost certainly using a version of VB.NET, and not VB 6.0, I...

Well, that's something you really should be aware of. Click around in the Help menu and try to find an About section that will tell you what program you are using.

Edit: never mind, updates were made to the thread that made my post irrelevant.

And are you using Visual Basic 6.0?

That code doesn't use vblack, it uses vbBlack. If you are using VB 6.0, vbBlack is declared. If you aren't using VB 6.0, then that code probably isn't what you should be using anyway.

I will again suggest using Process Monitor to see if it is showing any file or registry accesses that are failing. Perhaps there is an intermediate certificate file that non-admins don't have access...

Right, but if you look at the threads the OP has created over the past many, many years, they often are him asking for feedback or suggestions on his code, him getting a tremendous amount of...

This might give some relevant suggestions:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13413214/ssl-webservice-could-not-create-ssl-tls-secure-channel

Also, my recommendation would be to run process...

Take a hike.

Color me completely unsurprised.

Yes, you did, and I glossed over it, sorry.

Aside from the already mentioned and addressed issues, is it possible that the difference between a C++ uint16_t and a VB.NET Integer are involved...

Have you verified that the original C++ code doesn't have the same issue?

460 confirmed cases, 56 additional suspected cases, 33 countries.

Still marching forward. I read somewhere that it can take a couple weeks for visible symptoms to appear, although I'm not sure if...

Meh, after further reflection, I'm fine with it. I just won't acknowledge the nonsense (or source thereof), and I would encourage others to do the same. That being said, if it gets out of hand,...

If you examine the project's VBP file in notepad, is there a line that references vba6.dll? There shouldn't be, but if there is, that is why PDW is trying to add it into the installer.

394 confirmed cases, 48 additional suspected cases, 28 countries.

Steadily increasing, which isn't good. Several additional countries involved, also not good.

My current status of worry about...

If you do a google search of archive.org looking for books related to C#, you will likely find freely available PDF versions of C# programming textbooks. If it were me, that's where I would start.

I asked the mods to move this to the C# forum.

My hope was that the suspected cases would start to trend downward, and it has significantly as of today. It looks like a bunch of suspected cases were confirmed, but very, very few new suspected...

258 confirmed cases, 87 additional suspected cases, 22 countries.

My current status of worry about this on a scale of 0 to 10: 0.38

You should make an NFT of that image.