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Re: Control Panel --> Fonts -> File --> Install New Font. Easy as that... | |
Re: I would use something like iPhoto? Cataloging them in a DB is both time instensive and with no real advantage. There are several programs out there that can do that for you. I believe even [b]Photoshop Elements 3.0[/b] for the make comes with Adobe Photo Album. Which from what I … | |
Re: What type of printer do you have? I once used the acutal software that came with my printer, and it had something similar to FinePrint Software App included. I use to use it all the time when I was in school for printing my code. You could use fine Print. … | |
Re: Pretty straight forward. You will need a set of variables to store the accumulating Miles, and Gallons. As well as an array to store a specific drivers set of miles per gallons. The while loop will allow you to fill and read ("empty") the array to display the results. Not … | |
Re: Here is a pretty good reference Dani [URL=http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/language.asp]C# Corner[/URL] | |
Re: Dani- just a note on my part, I find the posting here (the entire forums) to be sporadic and replies to be equally as long. Meaning, not that many postings per day. Is your analysis saying the same? | |
Re: I do not care who you are, if you do not understand the basics around the programming language you are going to learn about it will be difficult to get your mind around the concept. My question is this Tech. Addict. What was it that lost you or a particular … | |
Re: I got my by fluke, as it related to my alias. Just found it once on a disk for some game or something. | |
Re: IMHO Tekmaven is right. The changes do take some getting use to, and yes the IDE is a little fancier and slicker than VB6, but in the end you will find most of your tools right where you would expect them. It has long been the bane of VB programmers … | |
Question (if you are a guru): How do you code a Multiselect Listbox in VB.NET if there is no variant datatype? I know how in VB and VBA... (or at least one way, there may be more) Any suggestions? | |
Re: Nice work [b]Slade[/b], I may actually put that to some use! | |
Re: I have not tried this myself, but why create the periods as a string, instead make it a CONST Char datatype. Or use the Regex Class to assist. Not sure that helps... | |
Re: And to add to that just set the following from your connection to the DB: [code] [COLOR=DarkOliveGreen]' ||||| Set the DataValueField to the Primary Key[/COLOR] DropDownList1.DataValueField = "ID" [COLOR=DarkOliveGreen]' ' ||||| Set the DataTextField to the text/data you want to display[/COLOR] DropDownList1.DataTextField = "Details" [/code] :lol: | |
Re: Well .NET still allows you to use your COM objects. The best thing to do is research MSDN on the API and COM object use. | |
Re: Haha....sounds like some just got an ego rub! I am not sure either, although I am a [b]proud[/b] member of one of the types you mentioned! :o <bowing to the humble Goddess of Daniweb & Techtalk forums> :p :cool: | |
Re: I like the underlined links. | |
Re: Has to do with the fact that QueryString encoding prevents it. See [url=http://www.kamath.com/codelibrary/cl006_url.asp]here[/url]. Which is more removing it, then preventing it. Any for one of the reasons it should be obvious. [b]QueryString[/b] retrieves a [i]string[/i] and a means of [u]concatenating[/u] two strings together is with a [b]+[/b] or [b] & … | |
Re: [b]Incissor[/b] is right. I have hired & fired more staff than I can count, and the resume is kind of like a [i]first[/i] impression, and you always want that to be a good one. It can make all the difference as to what consideration the potential employer has for you. … | |
Re: [b]Tekmaven,[/b] I think he means [i]DoModal()[/i]. Meaning when the second form is called it is the form that has focus and is on top. You can't click on the form you called it from. Unfortunately I can't for the life of me remember how you do that? Ugg, not even … | |
Re: You can do Code behind with DW MX 2004, but it requires some implementation of some code to make it work. Since I am at work (non-IT job) and not at home I can't give that exact line of code, but I will check on it asap. But don't hold … | |
Re: And script debugging is activated? I have used both on my system and still been able to debug ASP pages... hmm... | |
Re: Is a checkbox really sending a string value or is it not a [i]boolen[/i] value? | |
Re: Rebuild the project. Create a new and add the files back in? | |
Re: [QUOTE=slade]Hi, I need to know how I would go about making a drop down menu in asp .net using vb .net... Thanks, Slade[/QUOTE] Hope this helps dude! [code] //************************************** // Name: Menu pagelet for ASP.NET // Description:Simple server-side menu control - kind of - for ASP.NET pages. It's best suited … | |
Re: Hey [b]Slade[/b], it is actually rather easy, and I would recommend an Access DB to handle something like this, but it is up to you. Create a table in Access called [b]tblHits[/b] with 2 columns; [u]ID[/u] ([i]Primary Key[/i]), and one called [u]Hit_Count[/u]. I have modified your code to show what … | |
:!: :) Impressive Dani. Most impressive. Congrats on the site change. I am most impressed at the work you have put into the place! :p Got a little worried at first that Techtalk was gone. Glad to see I was wrong. Stunning picture of yourself on the main page. :cheesy: … | |
Re: Not sure...but [url]www.rage3d.com[/url] or searching google is a good source on video card comparisons... Remember...Google is a our friend! | |
I have been considering for sometime between two possible boards for my new system. The [B]Asus P4C800-E Deluxe[/B] and the [B]GA-8KNXP(rev 2.0)[/B] and after reading the threads on both boards at various forum sites, I am still at a loss for deciding, and hoping someone could answer some of the … | |
Re: [QUOTE=ep2002]Hi all, 2 quick questions & I hope this is the right place to post them. :lol: 1. How do you make that white comment bubble show up when someone responds to your post & it wraps around your original post? 2. On some threads I've written I'm being notified … | |
Re: [b]Francine[/b] - Welcome aboard the forums here at DaniWeb/TechTalk. Always good to see new users and their posts. | |
Re: Actually it can be used that way. I have an UltraATA Promise Controller Card, and to make it work I just modified the Windows 98 boot disk by adding the sys file or com file (can't remember which right now) to the boot disk and modifying the autoexec.bat/config.sys files to … | |
Re: OK, just out of curiosity try this. [b]Control Panel[/b] --> [b]Internet Options[/b] -->[b]Connections Tab[/b] --> [b]Lan Settings[/b] and select [u]Automatically Detect Settings[/u] May work, or it may not, if not let me know. | |
Re: [QUOTE=pgwolfe][font=Times New Roman][size=3]Will sharing of documents and applications be possible? [/size][/font][font=Times New Roman][size=3] [/size][/font] [/QUOTE] Application Sharing is not going to be possible initially. You can make it work, but basically you have to re-install that particular application you want to share, from the [i]client[/i] computer to the [i]server[/i] computer. … | |
Re: Just a point; The searching would be rather cumbersome, and unless Index Services are enable on the other systems.....extremely cumbersome. :cool: Why not use the standard FileOpenSave dialog ? Is a built in Windows/VB functionality. Or am I misinterpreting your question? :confused: | |
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Re: [b]Liliafan[/b] - I like how you put things. Very good points you make. Cheers! | |
Re: When you put it on your webserver, did you just copy the files over? Is .NET Framwork installed on the webserver? If so, you have create a [u]Virtual Directory[/u] in IIS that matches the directory you placed those files in. Asssuming not right into the wwwroot folder. [b]Slade[/b] is correct … | |
Re: Have you recent installed or uninstalled anything? You could also try this little program to clear up the problem, but I will still look into the issue when I get off work. [URL=http://www.pcdocrx.net/cgi-bin/view.cgi/pcweb201/download.html?dllfix.net]This Little Program[/URL] :p | |
Ok, excuse my ignorance, but I thoroughly enjoy the API for programming in windows, is their any such thing in Linux terms. i.e. I would like the do some java programming and C++ programming in Linux, but is it all in a text editor or is their an api/ide for … | |
Does anyone know how to have Outlook or Outlook express import the messages I have received with the use of Mozilla Mail. I am just finding it so much easier to use a good old Microsoft Product (please don't flame me, it is a personal preference). :D Any ideas how … | |
Re: [QUOTE=AirTimid]I'm receiving the following error after trying to start the print spooler on a win2000 pro machine: "The procedure entry point CacheAddName could not be located in the dynamic link library SPOOLSS.DLL" The latest service pack is installed (4 I think). It just started after I installed the service pack … | |
Re: So when you press [b][i]F2[/i][/b] when you have the "new" folder selected, Windows does not allow you to rename it? It does nothing? A beep even? How are you logged into you system? Do you have administrator status? Do you have this problem anywhere else? (I know not on your … | |
Re: Just thinking it should be != as opposed to args.IsValid = !(....blah...blah) | |
Re: [quote] Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver")//often the standard; [/quote] [b]Case Sensitive[/b] | |
Re: [b]Buddyb[/b] - It is actually pretty easy task you are asking. Open Outlook Express (in whatever user login you are using in windows) and [b]click[/b] on [i][u]Options[/u][/i]-->[i][u]Maintenance[/u][/i] Tab --> [i][u]Store Folder[/i][/u] button and it will give you the path to where you email is stored. You can change it if … | |
Re: [b]Jetdoc[/b] - When you tried typing the [i]Administrator[/i] and a blank password, did you just hit enter or click OK after typing Administrator? Or did you actually tab down to the password field with the cursor in that field before hitting OK or enter? If not try the later as … | |
Re: Off hand, I do not have a clue how to, but I will look into it.....saything that... Why not make one dataset initially, and then pull the results throughout from that one dataset. Fewer calls to the server/database? | |
Re: [b]Slade[/b] is right, are you meaning with in the code beind you want to have VB.Net "generate" HTML code? [i]i.e.[/i] Response.write("<h1>This work?</h1>") | |
Re: That was my thought too slade... :confused: |
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