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 | Re: Basic of VB.net hi NN VB.Net is not difficult to learn though. If you have learned or programmed VB before (VB6), you should have the foundation already. The major different of VB6 and VB.Net is VB.Net now is part of a larger system named. Visual Studio 2005. Previously VB is an individual applicatin … |
| | If you use the ADO.Net in your application you can use the the DBCommand object to update your database. The DBCommand object has a property named CommandText that can be used to set the SQL command to be executed. |
| | Re: Splash Screen right click your project on the Solution Explorer window, click Add, New Item , look for Splash Screen in template window, give it a name and click Add button and your splash screen is ready for action. :) |
| | hi randycena, I am not sure of the purpose of your code as your description is brief and I assumed that you wish to read a text file and extract certain string from the file. If we just take the for loop portion of the code, there maybe some problem. … |
| | Re: doubt ADO.Net is a component to develop database driven application but not a database application itself. SQL is a generic named for database driven language and it's a not a web application. It's a language that serves the purpose of extracting and manipulating data in a database. Probably what you're trying … |
| | Re: Regarding VB.net why not using Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition (you can download from Microsoft website) with .Net Framework 2.0 |
| | Re: time/date log Creating a record is a better option to keep track the customer,dat/time and staff who respond to the call. Using a text file may giving you headache later as there's no relationship that can be mapped for data query later. |
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| | Re: Confuse [QUOTE=k_en]I am quite confuse between Visual Basic 6 & VB.net. Can someone please explain what is the different between these 2? I have some comment from my friend saying it is better to learn VB.net than VB since i am a beginner. Is the VB refer to visual basic 6 … |
| | Try to use the Timer object from the toolbox instead of declaring your own Timer object. If you declare a Timer object you should also create an instante of that object. Your code does not make an instante of the Timer object. I have tested your code on the form … |
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