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Created a new prog and still happens.
Interesting update, i have tried the prog on my desktop and that works fine, could it be something do with my res:
my laptop is 1280x800- error occurs 
my desktop is 1280x1024- nowt wrong!
So, its either a driver issue or a res issue, anyone head of anything else like this?
FYI, my laptop runs on a 15.4" widescreen dell, radeon 1150 integrated graphics,
Desktop runs a 19" nvidia 7300gs pci-e
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I would like to dynamically control foreground and background color at the cell level within a DataGrid control on a Windows Form. Can someone either point me to an article on the topic or provide some code that would do this? Thanks.
Rich Feldman
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I am building a program using VB .NET 2003 that needs to find a specific window and then set focus to it.
I am not sure whether to use the findwindow or getwindow function and then how do I set focus to it after it is found?
JONEEDSHELP
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Marc Soleda wrote: It seems to me that I must put a public modifier to the master class declaration to be accesible from the derived classes but then it'll be able to instanciate
No, it won't. You have also specified the MustInherit, which demands the developer instantiate a derived (inherited) class only. It will not permit you to instantiate this class.
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Yes sorry. I had another error that permitted me to create the object. After correcting it the compiler has prompted with the error that I couldn't create the object as it was mustinherit declared.
Thanks,
Marc Soleda
... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Dire Straits
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Hi! I have seen some side-tab-bars, but I didn't find any beautiful. Do you know a place where there is side-tab-bars like the one in MSN, or the one in the "My Project" in Visual Studio 2005?
Greetings.. Winmedia  !!
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Those tab controls are either custom built, or they have a custom design (possibly done with Style Sheets). I couldn't find any articles on how to build ones similar, but it shouldn't be hard.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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Well, for me (a newbie) it really is. I would like to find just an activex control, a article or something!!
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Hi!
I would like to know, how to make a layout in VB.NET, which floats (i dont know if it's the right word for the NO BORDER style or splash style), and then make it moveable and size-able. Just like the msn-window, or the winamp window.
Is that possible? Do you have a tutorial or an article of how to make it, or a sourcecode?
Greetings .. Winmedia!
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Try Using a table layout control with two columns and zero rows. Set it's dock property to fill so it takes up all the form space. In the left column, i'd add a split container and have it split vertical (if possible). That should get you started.
Posted by The ANZAC
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I just recently built an online recruiting application and when the submit button is hit, the form data is sent to a flat file. It work fine but VS 2005 gives me a pop up message that says.
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\website.com\app.text
This file has been modified outside of the source editor. Do you want to reload it?
Yes Yes To All NO No to All
How do I stop this message box from popping up?
Thanks in advance
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Try using a Try Catch statement.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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Johnathan,
The message box is popping up within 2005 because the file app.text is being modified outside of the ide (most likly by your application). Closing the tab "app.text" should solve your issue. The VS Ide is sometimes too smart for its own good.
You can only be young once. But you can always be immature.
- Dave Barry
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That did the trick. Thanks alot.
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I am working on this application where i should use the application to scan a picture or take one from a digital camera. I have heard suggestion about using a twain software as a third party to interact with vb.net so as to get this done. My problem is that where can i find one that that is free without limitations...I have found this one cal vintasoftTwain... but i neet a registration key for it..because it is limited from all the stuff i need to get done. It cannot save the picture, can only scan it and it keep showing that i need to register it before using it..
can anyone help in soucing a free Twain software so my project can get on the road.. i am stock..if you guys have any suggestion i am open to take it....
Nab
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Have you looked at Koders.com, or Sourceforge.com?
You can only be young once. But you can always be immature.
- Dave Barry
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Hi,
Does anyone know where I can find a book or some other resource for translating C++ code to VB.NET?
Thanks,
Zenly.
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There isn't one. C++ doesn't translate directly to VB.NET. You actually have to known both lanugages and have a pretty good understanging of what the C++ code you're trying to translate is doing.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Do you need a component to open a word document in a new window?
How easy is it to do?
I have a list of radio buttons, and when i select one and hit the button, i want the document to appear in a new window.
Any help would be great, thanks!
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Try System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("C:\MyWordDoc.doc").
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The answer you have gotton before is good but if you wanted to select a file and open that selected file..you could use this one also..
drag and drop a openfiledialog control to your form... and use the following code..
<big>If OpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then<br />
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(OpenFileDialog1.FileName)<br />
End If</big>
using this method... opens any file that is selected in their own program...and also a new window..
Nab
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