Hi Tripsturr,

I'd recommend keeping the words on a MSSQL backend (or Access) if you want to have the ability to keep adding them. If you're not familiar with databases you can always use an XML...

To do this properly, I would focus on allowing the user to select their birthdate with a datetimepicker....or, convert their choices from your listboxes to a date.

You will need to insert error...

I'm not sure what you're talking about doing exactly, but when I talked to Integrated Circuits via the Serial Port I used the System.IO.Ports Namespace.

Check the "Base Class Libraries - Group 2...

Can you post your own in a PDF or JPG so we can help you with it?

Ok you're getting an error with this statement
"viewList = CPDB.GetViewList"

You're trying to convert something that isn't a string into one implicitly here. If you can't do so explicitly (like...

You should use a connection and a query to find all the models of a particular make, then populate the model combobox on the closeup or indexchanged event on the make combobox.

Hello,

If you're getting a recordset back with no data that is an indicator that something is wrong with your SQL syntax.

I'd put a break in the code and see exactly what string you are passing...

Most times we use recordset objects to read from datasources. We do this by:

1. Instantiating the connection
2. Instantiating the recordset object
3. Determining what data we want returned
4....

"SELECT [Database], [Date], [User] FROM [View] ORDER BY [Database]"


Try that and see if it works. I'm assuming you have a table or a view with the name of "View", and columns within this...

Hi Vikrant,

Frist you need to connect to your Access Database via a connection string (http://www.connectionstrings.com).

Once you're there, the easiest way of doing it (since Access seems to...

Hi Aks,

The answer to your question is yes.

Here (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vb/Work_with_Excel__VBNET_.aspx) is a link to some sample code. Let us know how it works out :)

Yes. I'm not sure why you're not getting some type of exception thrown if its unable to reach the DB, perhaps you have coded around this possibility or there is something missing.

Make sure you...

Hi there Ibanez

You'll probably want to look into clickonce deployment, which you can use to deploy your application to a UNC/URL and let the clients install.

The framework can easily be...

I'm pretty sure you can. Look into executing DTS scripts from the command promt, then copy whatever you find necessary from the prompt and use it in a shell command.

Use the reportviewer control. You can build reports of exactly how you want the data to be shown based on a set of data. Also: you need to associate a report file with the reportviewer control.

I'm not sure the Compact Framework supports transparency as extensively as you'd like. Here is a relevant article.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/12/CompactFramework/default.aspx
...

There is also a way you can write the exceptions to your Event Logs if that comes in handy.

If you're trying to use this to debug, you might want to use something like.

Try
blah
Catch...

Try

custID = CInt(Me.custIDTextBox.Text)

Hope that helps.

Also you might want to consider assigning this value during the declaration.

Dim custID As Integer = CInt(Me.custIDTextBox.Text)

My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(Address as string, DestinationFileName as string)

Read up and make sure you're assembling the strings properly if this is how you are constructing the statement.
...

This may simplify some things for you.

Dim s As String = TextBox1.Text
Dim carray As Char()
carray = s.ToCharArray

:)

Look into the inputbox function and write the code accordingly. :)

Look into the system.security.accesscontrol namespace.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.accesscontrol.aspx

wow...this is kind of up my alley here.

Ok first, you need to read up on the protocol for reading/writing to and from the read/writer and create code that will assemble protocol-structured...

Look in your VB2005/Projects/<ProjectName>/debug/ folder you should see a exe in there. That is the debug exe.

This article may help too :)

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304654

Jon