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Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? Joey Picerno30-Jun-05 10:11 Joey Picerno 30-Jun-05 10:11  if you dont feel you should answer the question i ask then dont. There is no need for smart ass comments. And fyi, i was installing the SDK for use in VB.NET Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? Dave Kreskowiak30-Jun-05 17:13 Dave Kreskowiak 30-Jun-05 17:13  Smartass or not, his answer was essentially correct. The package wants to know where you want it to unpack itself. This will be a temporary folder from which the actually SDK installation will run. This temporary location will NOT be deleted when the install completes. This is giving you the opportunity to unpack the install to somwhere like a network installation point so you can install the SDK on multiple machines from one sharepoint on the network. And there is no forum here for DirectX questions, although I wish there was... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? toxcct30-Jun-05 20:37 toxcct 30-Jun-05 20:37  absolutely not (one time again), but i leef obliged to say it again as you seem to be a bit too more nervous... installing SDK for whatever language you use don't let you use that forum to ask "HOW TO INSTALL" one or one install... this is a general question until you didn't start coding and ask a specific VB CODE question TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? toxcct30-Jun-05 20:31 toxcct 30-Jun-05 20:31  hey, firstly, if you don't feel my answer correct, maybe it's because you didin't formulate yours clear enough. secondly, even if you install SDK for "VB.NET" as you say, it is not a VB question since you don't ask for code... installing a software has never been part of a specific language TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? toxcct1-Jul-05 5:11 toxcct 1-Jul-05 5:11  you're very strong... (also very stupid) Joey Picerno wrote: Fu*k you. f*** you too, here, the only ass hole is the one i talk to... Joey Picerno wrote: I told you that if you dont have an answer for me or something positive to say dont say anything don't listen if you don't want correct answers... Joey Picerno wrote: Go take a speech/grammar any advices for which one is better ? you seem to speek a perfect english dude !! Joey Picerno wrote: dont waste my time filling up my email just uncheck the little checkBox (written in an english certainly less good than yours - you know, My Maunder is only the WebMaster) which caption is "Notify me by e-mail if someone answers this message"... Joey Picerno wrote: with your bull**** comments because they piss me off. very sorry :-> Joey Picerno wrote: So shut the fuc* up; yep, Chris certainly agrees with you... Joey Picerno wrote: I dont want to read anymore of your geeka$$ sh*t. i didn't think i was so influent that you were obliged to... TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? Chris Maunder1-Jul-05 5:32 Chris Maunder 1-Jul-05 5:32  This is a pointless thread. Enough. cheers, Chris Maunder Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? cynferdd1-Jul-05 7:13 cynferdd 1-Jul-05 7:13  Joey Picerno wrote: Your one of those pathetic little dorks who send people computer viruses because they told you how lame you are. funny. I thought this was you type... Joey Picerno wrote: go back to downloading gay porn and using a cue-tip to masterbate How sad more and more homophobic guys like you are everywhere. very mysogine and macho too... you seem to be a very "tolerant" and "patient" human. how poor. Re: I downloaded the DirectX SDK now where do i put the extracted files??? toxcct1-Jul-05 7:31 toxcct 1-Jul-05 7:31  Joey Picerno wrote: you are definitely the biggest pussy i think i have ever came into contact with go on, get into it ! come on, harder guy !!!! where are you, i don't feel you !!! oh, hey, very interessting thing, our big macho (who told us he masturbates itsself with toys and porn videos that certainly fulls its hard disk drive) don't even have a dick... ohhh, poor little boy... and i thought i had a "bad childhood", but i understand now that there are worse than me... eh dick (you allow me to call you dick don't you ?), you know what ? my mother suck so good.... you definitely missed something there... well, about me now... who said my name came with SOAD ? toxcct has been existing from much time than that pussies group... oh, you liked their noise ? sorry, i didn't know, very sorry, i know now it's difficult enough to support the youth you had, i shouldn't annoy you so. Joey Picerno wrote: because you are acting like a child i don't listen to such judgement from a younger dick than mine... ps: answer as much as you want, you make me laugh so much, i love it ! go ahead dick TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Four things to help you David Wulff1-Jul-05 7:54 David Wulff 1-Jul-05 7:54  Firstly, you are the kid here. Both by age and attitude. Learn some manners, treat people with respect and act professionally and you will get the same in return. Secondly, Toxcct took the time to carefully and correctly answer your question. If you can't figure out how to make his advice to you work, you ask for more help and describe why it didnt work, you do not call people names. May I take this moment to suggest that if Toxcct's initial reply did not answer you question then you should reword your question because I would have answered the same thing. The standard format for that kind of question is to state what you are trying to do and what you have tried to get there. "Uhhhh, anyone?????" tells us nothing. So it asks you for a directory path... Where? When? What does it say about it? It's not too late to ask for help. Thirdly, this thread does not belong in the Visual Basic forum. The advice you have been given by others and disagreed with is correct. This thread belongs in General Discussions[^] purely because there is no other forum that is suitable. By posting in the correct forum you will get the correct people looking at it. Most developers here are specialists in only one or two languages and don't read the other forums so you are only limiting your responses by posting it here. And finally, you seem to have an issue with homosexuality. If you need someone to talk to offline then I'll be happy to listen. Ðavid Wulff Audioscrobbler :: flickr Die Freiheit spielt auf allen Geigen (QT) Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed30-Jun-05 5:31 mian rashed 30-Jun-05 5:31  how should i extract the controls from vb form through code?????????????? Mian Rashed Inam Khattak Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net toxcct30-Jun-05 5:59 toxcct 30-Jun-05 5:59  what is for you "extracting a control from a form" please ? TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed30-Jun-05 6:30 mian rashed 30-Jun-05 6:30  i have placed textboxes and some buttons on a form in a group box. now i want to control thse text boxes in a module. what should i do? Mian Rashed Inam Khattak Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net toxcct30-Jun-05 6:37 toxcct 30-Jun-05 6:37  if you made yourform correctly, the controls on it are declare at least protected, better private. you cannot so access them from outside the form... i don't really understand why you want to do such a thing ? can you light my thought please ? TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed30-Jun-05 7:27 mian rashed 30-Jun-05 7:27  oh sure. actually i have placed textboxes on a form which are disabled by default. now i want to pass this form to a module which contains a function that is going to check that "which control is textbox" and then will enable these text boxes. now the problem is that when i pass the form to module, i cannot make it to ditinguish b/w textboxes and other controls. if not enough plz do guide me.... Mian Rashed Inam Khattak Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net toxcct30-Jun-05 20:25 toxcct 30-Jun-05 20:25  mian rashed wrote: a function that is going to check that "which control is textbox" why, are your controls created dynamically ? don't the textbox always have the same ids ? the form should be modified from within it, so, i suggest you to make a public function on your form, that is subject to be called by your module (so, you'll have the effect that the moddule actually updates the controls' statuses... TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed30-Jun-05 22:37 mian rashed 30-Jun-05 22:37  ok now thats a good solution. the form stores all the controls in an array what is the name of that array? Mian Rashed Inam Khattak Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed30-Jun-05 22:42 mian rashed 30-Jun-05 22:42  thats nice one mate, but could you tell what array does the form uses for the purpose of storing controls. thanks Mian Rashed Inam Khattak Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net toxcct1-Jul-05 0:15 toxcct 1-Jul-05 0:15  if you reach the code of your frame, you'll see into the constructor (New()) a call to InitializeComponent(). in this function, I found the first line as Me.components = New System.ComponentModel.Container i so think that they are stocked there. but you still don't answer my question : why don't you use the identification name of each control (which must be unique) ? TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: Extracting controls from a vb form in vb.net mian rashed1-Jul-05 1:06 mian rashed 1-Jul-05 1:06  the reason for doing so is that i have almost 13 textboxes on the form and i dont want to control each of them separately. any ways thanks for the help i think this will help my problem to be worked out. thanks once again. Mian Rashed Inam Khattak parsing floats from file? krisod30-Jun-05 4:31 krisod 30-Jun-05 4:31  I'm using the System.io.Stream object to read a binary file. The file contains various value in different formats. The problem is that the file contains float-values and the stream-object dumps the data in a byte-array. Is there any way to convert, for example 4 of the read bytes into a 32-bit float? Or do I have to read the file through some other means? usercontrol question ver08287430-Jun-05 3:49 ver082874 30-Jun-05 3:49  i would like to do this in form code 1. txtbox.text = usercontrol.Field("FldName") 2. usercontrol.Field("FldName") = Txtbox.text i used the following code 1. Public Property Get Field() As Fields Set Field = oRst.Fields End Property 2. Public Property Set Field(ByVal vNewValue As Fields) Set oRst.Fields = vNewValue End Property no problem with everything, works fine if i run within vb6 but triggers error on 2. "Invalid use of property" when i compile the ocx. tnx Re: usercontrol question Anonymous30-Jun-05 10:42 Anonymous 30-Jun-05 10:42  I'm not sure if the usercontrols.field is a property you have to set. you might want to try: Public Property Let Field(ByVal Value As Fields) oRst.Fields = Value End Property Also it doesn't look like your get property will work correctly. How does the property know that you intend to get the "FldName" field? Re: usercontrol question ver0828741-Jul-05 17:23 ver082874 1-Jul-05 17:23  actually my main problem is how to code this in ford code usercontrol.field("FldName") = txt.quantity i just thought that the code below would work in class module Public Sub Fields(ByVal vNewValue As Fields) set oRst.Fields = vNewValue End Sub since the code below works well in retrieving data in form code txtquantity.text=usercontrol.field("FldName") in class module Public Property Get Field() As Fields Set Field = oRst.Fields End Property if you want i could send you the whole usercontrol code so you could take a look at it too. btw im working on my own grid tnx XP Style Button Member 196874830-Jun-05 1:17 Member 1968748 30-Jun-05 1:17  Hi all... I need help on how to bring Windows XP Style button on my VB.NET application.I'm just creating a simple application having some four to five buttons like NEW ,SAVE,OK,.... like this .PLz help me Re: XP Style Button Dave Kreskowiak30-Jun-05 5:04 Dave Kreskowiak 30-Jun-05 5:04  Would you be looking for something like this[^]? RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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