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    - web browser stuff.. I will address questions 2 and 3 for you: To show the page title in the form’s title bar: Hook up a Document_Completed event handler for the webBrowser and put this code into it: this .Text = webBrowser1.DocumentTitle; (To create a Document_Completed event handler, go to the Design view and select the webBrowser control. Then in the properties window, click on the lightning bolt icon which should show a list of events for the browser. Find the one labeled ‘DocumentCompleted’ and double-click it. This should take you back to code view and the event handler will be added. Put the code listed above into the handler.) To prevent IE from opening a new window you need to intercept the NewWindow event. I presume you want to open a new window with another instance of your webBrowser form. And you want to be able to do the same by right-clicking a link. Hook up a NewWindow event handler using the same technique above and add the following code: Form1 f1 = new Form1 (lastUrl); f1.Show(); e.Cancel = true ; This creates a new Form1 (I am assuming that this is the form that your browser control is on), passes a string called ‘lastUrl’ (more on this later). Launches the form and cancels the event. So, whenever the browser needs to create a new window, this routine will make a new browser for you and stop the event from launching a window in IE. Now, we need to make Form1 display the web page that we just passed to it. Make the constructor of Form1 look like this: public Form1( string url) { InitializeComponent(); webBrowser1.StatusTextChanged += new EventHandler (webBrowser1_StatusTextChanged); webBrowser1.Navigate(url); } This makes Form1 receive a string url and uses it to navigate the webBrowser whenever it is created. The webBrowser1.StatusTextChanged … line hooks up an event handler that is not in the list of handlers that you can choose from in the properties window. So you will have to add this event handler like this: string lastUrl; void webBrowser1_StatusTextChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { string s0 = webBrowser1.StatusText; if (s0.Contains( "http" )) { lastUrl = s0; } toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = s0; //optional } The status text is what is displayed on the status strip at the bottom of most browsers. When you hover your mouse over a url, you will see this change. This bit of code looks for changes in this status and remembers the last bit of status that shows a url in the string variable ‘lastUrl’. This is the variable that we use to launch any new window either automatically or by right-clicking and selecting the ‘open in new window” option from the context menu. Optionally, you can add a toolstrip wit a toolStripStatusLabel to the bottom of your form and display the status like most browsers. Finally, one more bit of housekeeping. Assuming Form1 is the first form your program launches (it may not be since you have a splash screen), you will need to make the call to Form1 in the Program.cs file match your constructor. Change the Application.Run(new Form1()); line to: Application .Run( new Form1 ( "" )); This will provide the string to Form1 that the constructor is expecting. I hope this explanation was clear. Here is the complete listing of my Form1 which has a webBrowser, textbox, button, and toolStripStatusLabel: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace WindowsApplication1 { public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1( string url) { InitializeComponent(); webBrowser1.StatusTextChanged += new EventHandler (webBrowser1_StatusTextChanged); webBrowser1.Navigate(url); } string lastUrl; void webBrowser1_StatusTextChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { string s0 = webBrowser1.StatusText; if (s0.Contains( "http" )) { lastUrl = s0; } toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = s0; } private void button1_Click( object sender, EventArgs e) { webBrowser1.Navigate(textBox1.Text); } private void webBrowser1_DocumentCompleted( object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e) { this .Text = webBrowser1.DocumentTitle; } private void webBrowser1_NewWindow( object sender, CancelEventArgs e) { Form1 f1 = new Form1 (lastUrl); f1.Show(); e.Cancel = true ; } } } Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Need help sorting this out databases, arrays, for loops, etc well basically you got it right, you need to loop through each row from 1 table within the other...if that makes sense. you need to know however that the current column of data is an integer type otherwise you would get errors. question is, which column are these values stored in basically itll be something like this.. for each outerrow in table1 for each innerrow in table2 add to array, outterrow(column) - innerrow(column) next next Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - How to get stringbuilder to assign values to custom textboxes on a New e-mail window Can you explain what you are attempting to do in a little more detail When you say " I use the following code to assign values to already defined fileds" I am not sure what you are talking about. the code you provide assigns some text to a variable. Do you then want to assign the variable to form fields or specifically a textbox TextBox1.Text = theStringBuilder.ToString() If this is not what you are looking for then I think more explaination is needed. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Hide Password Characters? Just set the PasswordChar to what you want to display, e.g. TextBox1.PasswordChar = "*"c will display asterisks instead of the actual characters you enter. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Help!!! This code is killing my Computer. Not everyone here is a guy. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - About Uninstall directory in Registry Are you installing this as a privileged user I've seen some mentions about this issue in relation to installing with limited access. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - SendKeys Help... SendKeys.SendWait(" ") Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Mp3 Coding ' Do a 'project' ' add reference' for the Imports Imports Microsoft.DirectX Imports Microsoft.DirectX.AudioVideoPlayback Public Class Form1 Friend WithEvents m_Audio As Audio Private Sub Button1_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click m_Audio = New Audio( "c:\song.mp3" , False ) Dim SongLen As Double = m_Audio.Duration Dim SongMins As Double = SongLen / 60 MsgBox(SongMins.ToString( "00.00" ) & " Minutes duration" ) End Sub End Class Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Of Pictureboxes, Transparency, Movement and Backgrounds Alright, I have found a partial solution to my problem. I have put the red arrows into the background of the form, and so the green arrows don't have that "boxy" problem anymore. HOWEVER, the program now moves really, really slowly. Is there some sort of solution for this Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - problem with msdn killer_instinct wrote: i had downloaded the last msdn from msdn website my problem is that msdn is compatible with my visual c++ 6.0 dated since 1998 i can't update to the last version because our teacher want us to work with visual c++ 6.0 If you are not going to be making Windows applications, you do not need anything that does not come with the Visual C++ 6.0 compiler. What do you expect to find in the MSDN Library that will matter for your class You can use the MSDN that is part of Visual Studio 6.0 and should be included with Visual C++ 6.0, depending on the version. MSDN On-line also has an archive of older material: http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp Later MSDN Libraries on DVD / CD-ROM do not include this material. They also link to MSDN on-line for access to "legacy material." The last MSDN that integrated in Visual Studio 6.0 was produced in 2003. The earliest version available for download is the MSDN Library May 2006 Edition (August 2006 is the most-recent available for download). It is true that recent versions of the MSDN Library (and Platform SDK) on CD-ROM and DVD are not compatible with Visual Studio (and Visual C++) 6.0. However, you should be able to install the latest MSDN Library. It will simply not integrate with Visual C++ 6.0. You can use it outside of Visual C++ 6.0. I am not sure it will be very useful to you. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Visual Studio 2005 Express - how do i add and use active X controls? A general flow of adding a control to the toolbox Open a form in the VB Express IDE Right Click on the Toolbox and select Choose Items Choose COM Components and Browse Point to the appropriate file. Click OK and it will now appear in the toolbox. Now you can add the control to the form just like any other control. Is the item an ActiveX control or just a COM DLL, If its a COM Class Library then once added as a reference, you should be able to use the classes and call the methods contained in the class library. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Bug?: Unwanted C4819 Well, you know, it is a warning. I don't think VC++ 2005 Express Edition has any way to tell that you are using Latin1. I think that is why it checks the default code page you are running under. There's probably a #pragma clause that you could add to your #if material to suppress that particular warning. I think we are seeing the difficulties of moving to Unicode while our systems don't support Unicode at the codepage and console application level and it is not possible to tell which non-Unicode format is being used on a computer except by checking the default code page setting. Sometimes, the programmer has to guess wrong in attempting to have a behavior that works most of the time. - Dennis MORE ANALYSIS: Because the Forum web page is in UTF-8, I was able to paste your program into a blank C Language file using VC++ 2005 Express Edition on my code-page 437 configuration. I see the pound-Sterling symbol without any trouble, and I don't see any warning when I compile. But the program shows me a single "u" symbol when I compile it and run it in a console window. This is exactly what I deserve for character code 0xA3, of course, because that's what code-page 437 has to offer (its code for the pound-Sterling symbol being 0x9C). So what do you see in your program's output when you compile and run it with VC++ under default codepage 936 Surely not '￡' This article digs into some of the same problems you are reporting: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=306497&SiteID=1 I think one of the reasons for the warning is that the character literal '￡' (with 0xA3 followed by 0x27) is not a valid code-page 936 sequence and creating '￡' == 0xA1EA is apparently too over the edge (and won't produce the desired result anyhow), so it creates 0xFFFFFFA3 instead and then printf uses only the low-order byte. I don't think the ' ' comes from the compiler. It comes from the run-time system when it doesn't recognize a code for the code-page you have installed. (I ran into all of this fussing with codepage 932 recently.) The message is misleading. The advice about saving the file (that is, your test.c file) in Unicode format (UTF-8) is fine, but not so easy to do. You can use notepad to do it, and if the file is pasted into a blank page the way I did with your sample, it appears that the file is indeed saved in UTF-8 (the pound-Sterling symbol saves and restores just fine). The compiler can't tell you are using Latin1 because there are no markers that indicate the intended code as there are for UTF-8 and UTF-16 files on Windows. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Example of tabbed webbrowsing Tom, Your links are really broken. :( Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - radio button listbox See this article. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - How to set up Status Label for Browser If your web browser is named webbrowser1 and the label is named toolstripstatuslabel1 and you had a progress bar named toolstripprogressbar1 then you would take these steps: Make a timer, make sure it is enabled and put this code in the elapsed or tick event handler: toolstripstatuslabel1.text = webbrowser1.statustext For the progress bar put this code in the web browser's progress changed event handler: toolstripprogressbar1.maximum = e.maximumprogress toolstripprogress1.value = e.currentprogress That code should display the status text and the current progress of the browser. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Running a program in conjunction with a batch file So you wan't to run a .exe from a batch file whats the purpose of that I can get how to do that if you tell me thats what you want to do Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - problems to use WMI classes with VB 2005 express. Hello everybody. I'm working on a project and I need to use WMI classes for some system informations It works very well for differents classes but I have a problem with one of the class I need: Win32_NetworkConnection I can't obtain the different informations in this class ( ConnectionType, ConnectionState, Status, ....) I created a WMI class with only the informations I need: Code Snippet Imports System.Management Public Class clsWMI Private objOS As ManagementObjectSearcher Private objCS As ManagementObjectSearcher Private objNw As ManagementObjectSearcher Private objMgmt As ManagementObject Private m_strComputerName As String Private m_strManufacturer As String Private m_StrModel As String Private m_strOSName As String Private m_strOSVersion As String Private m_strSystemType As String Private m_strTPM As String Private m_strWindowsDir As String Private m_ConnectionState As String Private m_ConnectionType As String Private m_Status As String Public Sub New () objOS = New ManagementObjectSearcher( "SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem" ) objCS = New ManagementObjectSearcher( "SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem" ) objNw = New ManagementObjectSearcher( "SELECT * FROM Win32_NetworkConnection" ) For Each objMgmt In objOS.Get m_strOSName = objMgmt( "name" ).ToString() m_strOSVersion = objMgmt( "version" ).ToString() m_strComputerName = objMgmt( "csname" ).ToString() m_strWindowsDir = objMgmt( "windowsdirectory" ).ToString() Next For Each objMgmt In objCS.Get m_strManufacturer = objMgmt( "manufacturer" ).ToString() m_StrModel = objMgmt( "model" ).ToString() m_strSystemType = objMgmt( "systemtype" ).ToString m_strTPM = objMgmt( "totalphysicalmemory" ).ToString() Next For Each objMgmt In objNw.Get m_ConnectionState = objMgmt( "connectionState" ).ToString() m_ConnectionType = objMgmt( "connectionType" ).ToString() m_Status = objMgmt( "status" ).ToString Next End Sub Public ReadOnly Property ComputerName() Get ComputerName = m_strComputerName End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property Manufacturer() Get Manufacturer = m_strManufacturer End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property Model() Get Model = m_StrModel End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property OsName() Get OsName = m_strOSName End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property OSVersion() Get OSVersion = m_strOSVersion End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property SystemType() Get SystemType = m_strSystemType End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property TotalPhysicalMemory() Get TotalPhysicalMemory = m_strTPM End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property WindowsDirectory() Get WindowsDirectory = m_strWindowsDir End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property ConnectionState() Get ConnectionState = m_ConnectionState End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property ConnectionType() Get ConnectionType = m_ConnectionType End Get End Property Public ReadOnly Property Status() Get Status = m_Status End Get End Property End Class And I use my class with this code: Code Snippet Dim objWMI As New clsWMI() With objWMI txtResultSearch.Text = "Computer Name = " & .ComputerName & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "Computer Manufacturer = " & .Manufacturer & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "Computer Model = " & .Model & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "OS Name = " & .OsName & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "OS Version = " & .OSVersion & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "System Type = " & .SystemType & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "Total Physical Memory = " & .TotalPhysicalMemory & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "Windows Directory = " & .WindowsDirectory & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "ConnectionType = " & .ConnectionType & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "ConnectionState = " & .ConnectionState & Chr(13) & Chr(10) txtResultSearch.Text += "Status = " & .Status End With The 8 first parameters work very well ( Win32_OperatingSystem and Win32_ComputerSystem WMI classes) But the 3 last parameters doesn't work and I don't know why Can we use tle WMI class Win32_NetworkConnection Thank you very much for your help. Best regards. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Virtual Hardware AmazingAnt, Please take a look at the Buggin's blog on the topic: http://blogs.msdn.com/rick_schaut/archive/2006/08/09/693499.aspx Virtual PC and Visual Basic Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Adding Number in VB use: Code Snippet txtTotalQ.Text = (txtQuantity1.Text + txtQuantity2.Text + txtQuantity3.Text + txtQuantity4.Text + txtQuantity5.Text + txtQuantity6.Text) Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - show desktop Use PrintScreen to capture it. Save it as a file and display the file on your form. I somehow just know that isn't what you wanted Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - so gentle You why it's hard Probably because it's not a good Gui design. If you said more about your application and what you need, it may be helpful. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Quotes in a string string foo = "a \"quoted\" string"; /johan/ http://idstam.com/en Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Add DBNull to date field in database? I have had some issues with this also. It took this happening to me twice and then i got rid of the datetime types. I set all my fields to either varchar or nvarchar and then i handle the formatting myself in my entry forms. by setting to variable characters (varchar) then you can have anything you want in the field and that includes "" (null) I guess the issue on the datetime type is that an empty string can never be a date but an empty string is still a string in a string field. For my dates i use a datetimepicker to enter the date and format it how i want it. This takes out the guess work for the user. And for times i use a combobox that is populated with times for them to choose from. I even place the datetimepicker under the textbox for the datetime field and then hide it. I have a button next to the box that when clicked will show the picker and when they select a date it will hide again. All these preset formats get difficult to handle sometimes. I haven't played with it because i don't use a datagridview for entering data, i use only textboxes, but i would imagine you could handle the keypress events for the datagridview also when editing by determining what column index you are in and then control the keypresses. I like to stay away from a lot of the preset "stuff" By the way, did you see the code i gave you in the other thread about bindingsource with option strict on The code will give you what you need and still be option strict safe. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Reading/Writing .dat file Start out by taking a look at the textfieldparser class... public class TextFieldParser Member of Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileIO Summary: Provides methods and properties for parsing structured text files. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Validate text box using code create a keypress event and use IsNumeric If the keypress is Enter in that event if all characters are numeric, convert the text in the tectbox using Cint and compare the results, rejecting number outside the range of 1 to 99 Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Formulas like excel Please see this thread: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1214164&SiteID=1 Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - csv to binary? Dim SourceData As String = "6,6,6,7,7,8,8,9,9,10,10" Private Sub Button2_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim SourceStrArray() As String = Split(SourceData, "," ) Dim ByteBufferArray(SourceStrArray.Length - 1) As Byte For x As Integer = 0 To SourceStrArray.Length - 1 ByteBufferArray(x) = CByte (Val(SourceStrArray(x))) Next My .Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllBytes _ ( "C:\test.bin" , ByteBufferArray, False ) End Sub Private Sub Button3_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click Dim ReadBytesArray() As Byte = _ My .Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllBytes( "c:\test.bin" ) Dim ReadDelimitedString As String = "" For x As Integer = 0 To ReadBytesArray.Length - 1 ReadDelimitedString += ReadBytesArray(x).ToString If x <> ReadBytesArray.Length - 1 Then ReadDelimitedString += "," End If Next MsgBox( "Binary file opened and restored as" _ & vbCrLf & "this string: " & ReadDelimitedString) End Sub Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Another Problem I don't know if this is any shorter but it is more compact. I assume that you are toggleing between the two sets of check boxes. Private Sub c1_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles c1.CheckedChanged, c2.CheckedChanged, c3.CheckedChanged, c4.CheckedChanged, c5.CheckedChanged, c6.CheckedChanged, c7.CheckedChanged, w1.CheckedChanged, w2.CheckedChanged, w3.CheckedChanged, w4.CheckedChanged, w5.CheckedChanged, w6.CheckedChanged, w7.CheckedChanged Dim ckBox As CheckBox = CType(sender, CheckBox) Select Case ckBox.Name Case "c1" w1.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c2" w2.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c3" w3.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c4" w4.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c5" w5.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c6" w6.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c7" w7.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w1" c1.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w2" c2.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "c3" c3.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w4" c4.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w5" c5.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w6" c6.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked Case "w7" c7.Checked = Not ckBox.Checked End Select End S Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - i want different buttons The tab styles look even worse on Vista. I wrote a rendering dll.. that worked on an inherited tab class. You can make cuttons look radically different by using back images and images. When hovering over the buttons, or depressinh them, that can be detected in Event handler and effects managed there. You can see the tab rendering effect at www.freewebs.com/ReneeCC Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Draw point in a tab page What are you doing at the moment Public Class Form1 Private tc As New TabControl Private WithEvents tp As New TabPage Sub New() InitializeComponent() Me.Controls.Add(tc) tc.TabPages.Add(tp) End Sub Private Sub tp_Paint(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs) Handles tp.Paint ' draw a point at 0,0 e.Graphics.Clear(Color.Black) e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(Pens.White, New Rectangle(0, 0, 1, 1)) End Sub End Class Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - Calculation formulas This is what i use to do something similar. On a form i have a datagridview with my table, the table is in the (datagridview). below the datagridview i have a details view of my table. (i selected the details view for my table in the datasources explorer and then dragged the table to the form below the datagridview.) It will give you textboxes instead of grids. You should have deposit, withdrawel and balance (labels and textboxes). the name of your textbox for the balance in the properties should be (balancetextbox) You will need the following code in the the form. (this is the leave event for the textbox) Private Sub DepositTextBox_Leave(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles IncomeTextBox.Leave BalanceTextBox.Text = DepositTextBox.Text - WithdrawelTextBox.Text Me.Validate() Me.MaintableBindingSource.EndEdit() Me.MaintableTableAdapter.Update(Me.MainDataSet.Maintable) Me.MaintableTableAdapter.Fill(Me.MainDataSet.Maintable) End Sub You will need the same code in the leave event for the withdraweltextbox. I hope this is what you are looking for. Let me know and maybe i can help more. Jeff Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions
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    - ToLower (lowercase) You have to make sure you do text1 = text1.ToLower() or text1 = text1.ToUpper() doing text1.ToLower returns a "NEW" STRING - it does NOT alter the contents of text1 so if you want text1 to equal the lower cased text you have to specifcally assign the return value of the ToUpper function to text1. Hope this helps. Tag: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder Visual Studio Express Editions

ahmed taha

In the name of Allah

Hi all ....

I've a small question

How Can I delete a read only folder

i used

my.computer.filesystems.deletedirectory(Dir)

but didnt work because the dir is readonly

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Re: Visual Basic Express Edition How Can I delete a read only folder

js06

You can try setting it as normal first

My.Computer.FileSystem.GetFileInfo("filename").Attributes = FileAttributes.Normal

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