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It's not something I've tried to do but it is possible to install .NET Core once on a system and for applications to share libraries, just like with .NET Framework.
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They work fairly differently. The .NET Framework is installed on the user's system and that contains all the standard types that your app uses. With .NET Core, the standard types are deployed with...

I don't know, but it has a better chance of working than what you're doing now.

Of course it isn't possible. For one thing, .NET 5.0 is .NET Core, not .NET Framework. Even if they were compatible though, a .NET 4.0 application is .NET 4.0, not .NET 5.0, so it only has access to...

Maybe that's not the way to make people want to help. Bumping a thread that's a few hours old is seriously frowned on here. If your thread is still on the first page then there's no excuse to be...

The relevant code, obviously. The code that is supposed to be doing what it isn't. Surely you know what your own code is supposed to do. What part is not working? That's the part you need to show us....

Why on Earth would you do such a thing? You install an application and then move a file and wonder why it doesn't work? smh

By the way, you should turn Option Strict On in the project properties and DO NOT turn it Off at the file level except in the rare circumstances that you need to use late binding. You should also...

There's various other stuff that could do with cleaning up but I see nothing that jumps out as being the cause of your specified issue. It's time for you to do some proper testing and debugging. I'd...

Are you saying that the PowerPacks DLL was already there when the error occurred?

What happens if you add the control in the designer? These are the sorts of things you should be testing, to narrow down the specifics of the issue. If it works for one and not the other then you can...

It is.

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I have always unchecked that option immediately in previous versions of VS, because it means that I can create test projects and have them discarded when I exit. That option has...

Follow the first link in my signature below. It likely addresses your issue.

The VS version is specified as 2010 in the title, via the selected prefix. That could be a problem in itself, because only a minority of people will still be using such an old version. If things have...

Please provide a FULL and CLEAR explanation of the problem. Vague descriptions leave far too much to the imagination. Provide us with the steps that we can follow to either reproduce the issue or...

I've never noticed any issues with applications running slowly on Win10 before. Your testing suggests that there is a difference but, if you have to abuse the UI thread to demonstrate it, it isn't an...

I think .paul. thinks you're talking about VS 2010 itself running slowly. You're actually talking about your own application built with VS 2010, right? If so then no, there's nothing that makes VB...

I just searched the web for "telegram api" and there appears to be plenty of information available. I suggest that you do some research first and come back with a more specific question if required....

I'm not sure why the difference between Win7 and Win10 but how does it make sense to specify that the Excel window should be maximised and focused if it's not visible? It may be that some difference...

The use of Action in that context is being interpreted as the System.Action delegate type. If you want to use a different type then you need to qualify the name, e.g.
Dim action1 As New...

What dday9 means is that you can't change a String OBJECT once it is created. That doesn't mean that you can't change a String VARIABLE. If you do this:

Dim str = "Hello"

str &= " World"
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If your application uses the PowerPacks library then the PowerPacks library has to be available to use when you run your app. If that library is not included in the published package and it's not...

No you're not, unless you're using a Recordset, which you shouldn't be. You need to provide actual details of what you're actually doing and then we may be able to diagnose the actual problem....

No it doesn't and it certainly shouldn't. The post should say it all and you should be writing the post first, so including things like "the title says it all" shouldn't even be a consideration....

If the database is in the same folder as the application then you shouldn't be specifying the folder directly at all. Go to www.connectionstrings.com and check out the examples that use...

Indeed. I heard Lindsey Graham say that impeachment would rip the country apart even further, but I've never heard him actually admit that the country has been ripped apart in the first place. He's...

Why not use an API if they provide one? If they do provide one then there's every chance that it's against their terms of use to access their system any other way.

Are you saying that the application and the database are on the server or just the database? If it's both, there should be no need to use a UNC path.

That was false but I suspect that it's true now. I've certainly lost any interest I had, but I did have interest.

We spend quite a lot of time on here, volunteering our time to help people like you. Do you think that we should not point out your mistakes and let you keep making them, thus wasting some of that...

The fact that you seem to have reversed part of the logic may have been part of the reason but it can also be how you read it. Think about what this is actually saying:

ckOTNew.Checked =...

Please don't post unformatted code. It is unnecessarily hard to read, mainly due to a lack of indenting.

conn.Open()


Dim command1 As New OracleCommand(SQLStr, conn)

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If you're using code to do something and it doesn't work, there's a fair chance that the code is wrong. You should show us the code and we shouldn't have to ask.

No, no, no. How could there be any confusion as to who the property belongs to? If it's not qualified at all then it can only be a property of the current type. The point of this is to differentiate...

Really, because I see no indentation at all. It looks like you copied the non-indented code from your rendered post and expected it to magically become indented. Maybe use the original code that...

Obviously you don't read everything I post because I showed you EXACTLY what to do in post #20. All you have to do is copy and paste the code I provided. I even explained exactly how that code works....

You can mouse over any variable to see what type it is. I've addressed this a few times before, I think. It's an enumerable list, i.e. something that implements IEnumerable(Of T) and can this be...

If you'd like our subjective opinion, show us the code.

One of your primary aims should be to write the most readable code that you can. Readable code is maintainable code. If those changes changes make your code more readable then you should make them....

Learn what? If you have the password then use it to open the database. How about you learn how to create applications that do useful things? The fact that you're being evasive suggests to me that you...