First of all you put your code into a code block so that we can read it easier, like so:

Private Sub AutoNumberNo()
try
Dim strsql As String
strsql = "SELECT...

If the fields in the database table are static, you can assign a number to each and use a single config variable to hold a comma-delimited list of fields in the specified order. I've done that quite...

Here is a function I use in conjunction with the previous SetUpBitMap() function to convert a graphic to grayscale. I think it should help you solve your issue:

Public Shared Function...

Apparently you can do this in the .NET 3 framework as described here (http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1139309&SiteID=1).

Instead of:
Dim bmData As BitmapData = glyph.LockBits(New Rectangle(0, 0, glyph.Width, glyph.Height), ImageLockMode.ReadWrite, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb)
Dim scan0 As IntPtr = bmData.Scan0
Dim...

I think you already had; I was just to lazy to look before speaking!

No problem. Mark this one solved!

Sum = Val(ExecTextBox.Text * 200) + Val(ManageTextBox.Text * 150) + Val(AssoTextbox.Text * 100) should be:

Sum = Val(ExecTextBox.Text) * 200 + Val(ManageTextBox.Text) * 150 + Val(AssoTextbox.Text)...

Do you want to read raw data or interface with a driver or api? Either way, this is not a simple task. To read raw data you would have to write your own driver to interface with USB devices. Look at...

This should work. I would place it in a test to make sure you are properly passing the arg, such as:
If My.Application.CommandLineArgs.Count > 0 Then
...

Like I said...

I'm confused as to the need for another array. If you have an array of names that you used to populate the combobox, just tack on a field that has the name of the image you want displayed in the...

On the other hand, if this is just a presentation and you don't care that the data is stored externally, you can use the my.settings values.

Create the program with a "TimesRun" User value of 0...

A point of confusion:

How are you going to keep track of the number of times the program is run without saving that information externally? Even my.settings values are saved externally.

There is really not a safe way to save information "internally" in a program. Even the .NET My.Settings will be saved externally when changed. Virus protectors will not allow you to alter the data...

To do something like this I would require an Internet connection and keep track of number of runs in an Access or SQL database based on the machine name on which the application is running and the...

Take a look at this (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163944.aspx) by the great Carl Franklin.

The problem is you are not asking for help, you are asking for someone to do all the work for you while you put out no effort at all. I doubt if you will find the kind of "help" you are looking for...

Set the DrawMode of the listbox to OwnerDrawFixed or OwnerDrawVariable, then add this code to the DrawItem event:

Private Sub ListBox1_DrawItem(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As...

Is this (http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/4677/) what you are looking for?

You are missinjg some data here:

Is this the main form of a project?

Are you counting times the program has run, or times the form is loaded during a single run?

Are you connecting to a...

And that should solve this issue.

OK, you have a number of problems:

First, you should not use integers for money math, it looks plain strange.

Dim intOwed, intPaid, intDue, intD, intQ, intI, intN, intP As Integer
should be ...

Well that is a different matter. You would have to look up the different APIs for the different file formats. This...

One way to learn VB.NET is to use a C#-to-VB.NET converter to look at the differences in code you already understand. I think this (http://labs.developerfusion.co.uk/convert/csharp-to-vb.aspx) is the...

You might find this code (http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/mahesh/BLOBinAdoDotNet04232005065613AM/BLOBinAdoDotNet.aspx) easier to understand as it is not ASP code.

OK, this article (http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/092403-1.aspx) should get you going as it covers how to use the System.Xml.XmlTextWriter class. The example code is in C# but just cut and...

If using SQL Server create an Image or nVarChar field in your database table to hold the data. The process is not that different from storing a picture so this code...

I'm working on a graphics editor in VB 2005 as well, just for the heck of it and to see how far can I go and I haven't tackled the problem you are having yet, but I know it is coming.

Two...

Well, you could save to an Access database that you would update over time or an XML file that you would replace each time if you don't want a database, but you need to decide what method you want to...

I'm not clear what you mean by this, can you elaborate?

Narue has a great answer for this one in this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread113416.html) thread. Your main problem is you are not decrementing what you count, i.e., once you count dollars, you...

I'm not trying to be negative and I am sorry if you took it that way. I'm trying to point you in the right direction without writing your code for you. That would teach you nothing.

Read what...

Please use code tags. Nobody wants to wade through this code without it being properly formatted.

Yeah, this is just unreadable

Seems like this could be marked as "Solved."

Change:

WebBrowser1.Url = New Uri(TextBox1.Text)

to:

WebBrowser1.Url = New Uri("http://www.somesite.com/" & TextBox1.Text & "/profile/info.html")

I ran this pointing to a real website and...

I used to do this same thing in VB6, using a third-party OCX (XCeed) to compress the images and then splitting the hex values into two bytes to remove any exotic characters. Works like a charm.

should be:

If IsNumeric(Me.txtFirstName.Text) Or IsNumeric(Me.txtLastName.Text) Or strLastName = "" Or strFirstName = "" Then
MessageBox.Show("Error")
End If

Blobs. This link (http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/mahesh/BLOBinAdoDotNet04232005065613AM/BLOBinAdoDotNet.aspx) should more than help.