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We know two things about members: their chosen name, and their own words. I truly feel sorry for someone who believes that racism is the root of all slights, even when it is provably impossible for...

Did you read the documentation for Replace?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.string.replace?view=net-5.0

"Returns a new string ..."

The OP indicated that this is to be used on remote devices in an offline mode, so there wouldn't be a connection back to the server to perform the bolded action.

That's a pretty cavalier attitude for several reasons. Its not for you to tell others why they participate on this website.

Good luck.

My understanding is that you need as many RDS CAL's as you have total users. If you have 5 users, you need 5 CAL's, even if all 5 won't ever be connected at the same time.

I used to work for a...

Why can't you post the code of these functions you mentioned in your opening post?

Are you asking if there is a shortcut way to do this calculation by using some sort of built-in properties of a radio button? If so, the answer is no.

Presumably, this homework assignment has...

Got it (I think...). So the true point (0, 0) on the image might not even be on screen if the person is scrolled over to the right and down a bit. And the "as-is currently displayed" visible...

Unless I'm missing something, it seems like this is a relatively simple solution.

If x and y are screen coordinates, then to turn them into coordinates within the control itself:


xControl = x...

Can't help you there. Maybe you could try accessing that page through a proxy or something.

Is there a specific sample from that page you are wanting to download?

Visit that page on the Wayback machine. You should find what you are looking for.
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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/how-can-i-list-all-the-sub-ous-in-an-ou/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23899716/vbscript-for-nested-ous
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Just to add one final note to this, the approach of locating the point in the set such that the total distance to all other points is how the geometric medoid is found.

So, in your program, you...

One other possibility is that your server is set up to allow connections in to the database from the Internet, but your ISP (from the device running your VB.NET) application is blocking outbound...

I imagine that the database is only directly accessible from the server itself. It works via the web interface because presumably the web interface you are connecting to is on that same server.
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FWIW, this thread has motivated me to install a copy of Delphi that I won in a programming contest over 20 years ago. It was a C++ programming contest, and I also won a copy of Borland C++ Builder...

Great race. Hamilton deserved that win. Red Bull with gremlins in both cars in the first race is a bit disappointing. If only they had the rock solid stability of Mercedes...

Bottas just has to...

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Max, with damage, still on the pole by a fairly wide margin. The midfield was super tight. Should be a really good race tomorrow. Hopefully it isn't ruined by Mazepin doing something idiotic.

This is probably the culprit. Where do the ini file(s) exist?

The KeyPress Sub is defined as Private by default. To call it from another form, you would need to change it to Public.

The ugly way of doing it is to just do something like this:



Private Sub YourSub()
'Some code
'Some other code
'More code
'Hey, I need to simulate Enter in my Textbox using the next...

Explain why my suggestion won't work for you.

Do you actually need to do that or do you just need to be able to run the same code that normally runs when enter is pressed? If so, then just do something like this:


Private Sub...

Cautiously optimistic that Max can be battling Hamilton for the win on Sunday. He looked good in FP1 and FP2. I'm a bit disappointed in the gap from Max to Perez, but it is very early obviously.
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That's not going to work.

It should be like:


ElseIf Integer.TryParse(TxtNumber.Text, DecNumber) = False Then


And because of that faulty code, once fixed you will likely have an extra End...

It should work if you enclose the conditions after Not with parenthesis:


If Not (CmbProcess.SelectedItem = "Winding" Or CmbProcess.SelectedItem = "Gap Seal" Or CmbProcess.SelectedItem =...

Having worked in a place a while ago that had convoluted nonsense happening on a large scale, I can only assume that is what you are having to work with here.

I think I understand your goal, but...

No, you haven't misunderstood, I did. I was under the mistaken impression that it would need to be a point within the set. After further reading of the Wikipedia page discussing the Geometric...

Rather than doing a full system wipe/reinstall of everything, simply reinstalling Visual Studio may solve the problem.

But if you do anything with any sensitive information with that computer...

A Google search for vseqrntn.bin does lead to results all seeming to involve a virus infection.

What is happening now is almost certainly nothing that is directly related to Visual Studio itself,...

Code is just text, which is easily copied and pasted. Please don't post screenshots of code. It makes it impossible for us to copy/paste to modify to offer suggested changes, and makes it very...

I keep an eye on the CodeBank threads, so I'll take a look once you post it.

If many could be 1,000,000, then the brute force method is problematic, since for each point you are calculating...

How many potential points are you dealing with? As the Wikipedia article points out, there isn't a plug and chug formula for this.

One option is to just brute force it. For each point in the...

The parameters are:


Circle (x, y), radius, [color, start, end]

Since everything after radius is optional, your call is valid, but 0 is ending up being the color and pi the start point. Start...

Stop using a timer for this, it is pure insanity. This is obviously related to a previous thread of yours where you were looking to replace characters in a pattern, like replace the first 8 spaces...

Ok. You haven't. Multiplying a term by a value that varies simply by the location of said term in the series (as you are doing when you use the value of x anywhere in your calculation) is wrong.
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Unless I'm missing something, the calculations are not correct.

Use {1, 2, 3} as an example.

Taking the individual "sum" terms:

CDec(1 * (3 / (0 + 1))) = 3
CDec(2 * (3 / (1 + 1))) = 3...

Ask the people who told you that you can do that how to do that. I doubt it was anyone from this site.

I believe the .Top and .Left values are Integers, so adding something like 0.3 to them will leave the value unchanged.

One fix is to use variables that are singles, modify the values of those...