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You need to covert the strState variable to a number when assigning it to StUID, using something like Val() or a .NET method like CInt. One example: [CODE]Dim StUID As Integer StUID = Val(strState )[/CODE] Search MSDN for "convert string to number" [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818805"]How to use Mathematical functions, Type Conversion functions, …

I would agree with installing SQL Server 2008, but you will need VS2008 SP1, which includes the support for SQL Server 2008. (Last year I went through the headache of sorting out upgrading through VS2005 - VS2008 - VS2010 and SS2005 - SS2008 - SS2008R2 - SS2012.) Note: Read the …

You're best bet is to look at the VB samples - Language Samples - String Methods Sample program and get some ideas about how to use the string functions. There are two methods I use to process text - an array or a buffer. 1) In VB, you can use …

I think it provides an interface to the IE component installed on the user's computer. It should use whatever the user has installed. However, the object model has changed and I hear they are not using shdocvw.dll now. This creates some problems in deploying an app in a mixed environment. …

Good point! Although I would reiterate what I've read about the difference with .Net -- Boolean true/false is not the same as integer 1/0. Same thing happened to me, except I was scanning for a substring in a string. Made my own function to return T/F on condition found or …

Hey, funny thing you mention this, I'm trying the same thing. So far found a couple of leads. First, the W3C Style website ([url]http://www.w3.org/Style/[/url]) uses a red colored border with gray background as a highlight when you hover with a mouse or tab to and give focus to a link …

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Think a little bit about what it is you are doing. You start off with declaring variables for food items with type Double. Then you convert the textbox values to type double and assign to the varialbes. Next you call you displayBill sub passing these three variables as parameters. Now …

Did it turn out to be the way you wrote the expression to test? [CODE]Select Case item.ToUpper & duration.ToUpper Case "1", "h"[/CODE] The ampersand (&) will do a string concatenation; the ToUpper makes the text uppercase. Therefore, the case should be [CODE] Case "1H"[/CODE]

Try removing the width="100%" from the <td> tags. You have a row with two cells with colspan="2" and width="100%". If you have 4 columns in your table, then the two cells with split the difference and get 50% each. Also, I'm assuming that the table does have at least one …

Try a <br clear=`all`> after the <p> tags