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Also, since you have struggled with assigning values to a BigInteger object in numerous past threads over the course of the past couple years, and have been shown the proper way to assign values to...
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The way you are doing it now - updating TextBox4.Text for every iteration of the loop - is extremely inefficient for a multitude of reasons.
Use a StringBuilder object to build your concatenated...
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Better ask Microsoft directly, since no one here has control over how IE is coded.
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Sounds like you are trying to solve the wrong problem. If you have code in Form_Activate that you don't want to run when that event happens, then it probably doesn't belong in Form_Activate.
As...
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Are the 80 projects 80 previous versions of this same program? If your instinct is to ask, "How would I know that?" in response to that question, then the next question is, do the .vbp files have...
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Fantastic. That example doesn't address my post at all.
Good luck.
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If cur_day < Dy Then
If cur_month = 2 Then
cur_day += 31
Else
cur_day += DateTime.DaysInMonth(cur_Year, cur_month)
End If
cur_month -= 1
End If
...
rest_day =...
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I've never come across anything that assumes February has 31 days.
It is hard to help you fix your function when you don't post any code.
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Should work, but probably not the best solution:
Select Case mySingle
Case Is < 12
'
Case 12
'
Case 24
'
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They write crappy code that results in horrendous security vulnerabilities.
Of course, they are probably being paid to do so by government agencies - domestic and foreign. After all, software has...
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You've done a poor job of explaining your goal and problem. You say you want to ensure that the app runs only on selected systems, so why do you care which user uses it? Or do you want to allow...
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My snark was not at all directed at you.
Also,
References this:
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I'm sure the OP is very pleased with all this helpful discussion. :rolleyes:
Looking forward to Notepad++++++++++
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I don't have an answer to your specific question, but can offer several alternate options:
1. Configure the service so that it will restart automatically if the service fails.
2. Configure a...
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Always read the documentation:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.diagnostics.process.getprocessesbyname?view=net-5.0
"The process name is a friendly name for the process, such...
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If all you are wanting out of those two tables is the total sum of one column from each, then I don't understand why there is a need to do any unions or any complex queries that try to get both all...
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As I pointed out in your other similar thread, this is exactly why you need to specify your exact needs in the first post. The number of people willing to help you will decrease significantly if you...
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Just a heads up - this is likely a carryover from this other thread:
https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?890347-Sum-data-from-two-tables
where, in that thread, the OP also continued to...
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If you haven't checked out the thread below, it might be worth a look. There are a few workarounds to get Flash to still work.
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Consolidation is probably a small factor, but everything going cloud is likely the main reason.
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From command line
net stop spooler
net start spooler
That being said, I'm not actually sure what the user experiences if they try to print while the spooler is stopped. Also, if the user...
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Technically, the OP code is a Monte Carlo simulation that will generate a reasonable approximation of pi. But every time that code is ran, a slightly different result is likely to be returned.
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Hamilton signed a 1 year contract for 2021. Darn. Russell in that seat would have made the entire season more exciting.
Now its going to be Hamilton winning 15+ races, locking up the driver and...
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:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:
A lot to read there, but very well worth it.
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I'm not following the logic behind your code at all. The registry setting that you posted indicates that you are passing the filename that was right-clicked as a parameter to your program (that's...
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Is the filename being passed to your application as a parameter? If so, then in Form_Load you should be able to add something like this:
txtFile.Text = Command$
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But, according to "Eastern Media", China hasn't had any cases of Covid in something like 8 months, so if that is true, then you have nothing to worry about. Perhaps "hemispherical media" are quite...
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That makes it sound like a "programming master" doesn't need to actually create it, just have the idea to do so. Seems oddly fitting.
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Remember - accessing a share on a remote server requires you have permissions in TWO places:
1. The "Share" permissions.
2. The "Folder" permissions.
If all you've changed is the "Folder"...
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This should be the file you are looking for. Added code tags to prevent it from being a hyperlink so that it can't be accidentally executed.
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Assuming Windows 10 still has a functional command prompt (I don't use W10), navigate to your desktop folder from the command prompt and try to delete the file from the command prompt.
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I'm not sure if I'm fully following your goal, but it sounds like what you are looking for is .Min rather than .Max.
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For the sake of the thread, if your issue is resolved, then you should mark the thread as resolved.
If your issue isn't resolved, then you need to explain what isn't working yet, and, more...
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I think we can all read. I can read this post:
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Right, and the Enter function has nothing to do with detecting the pressing of the Enter key.
One way is to check for a KeyCode value of 13 inside of the KeyDown event.
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You seem to be confused. That Sub has nothing to do with the Enter key being pressed. It will execute when the TextBox is "entered", like when the cursor is moved to that textbox.
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Absolutely, 100%, and provably so, when you write this:
when asked if you've done a file comparison. That's the equivalent of saying two books must be identical if they have the same number...
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Have you examined the resulting .exe files from your Windows 7 compile and your Windows 10 compile to see if they actually differ?
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If you suspect that the resulting exe files from compiling on Windows 7 vs. compiling on Windows 10 are different, if it were me, the first thing I would do is a bit comparison of the exe files to...
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