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[QUOTE=Animal Mother;1505086]I apologize I don't know how I missed that. What I did was set a form up to be my projects main form but the form is never used and is always hidden. Instead of showing the main form on load I showed form1. When doing this you can …

I want to create 100 buttons in a Form. This is what I just tested. When you finish the following steps, you will see it is very nice. Enjoy. Step 1, Create a Form called Form1. Step 2, Add a TableLayoutPanel called TableLayoutPanel1. Step 3, Make it 10 X 10 …

What is your "monthcalendar" looks like?

What is the F12 is doing? Would you please post that piece of code? I guess what you need is something like: [CODE]If ThatButton.Enabled then ‘do the job End If[/CODE]

Hi, you'd better divide your large project into small pieces and do it one by one. What are the functions the application need? What is the User Interface should be? What Database to use? Is it a desktop application or web application? Etc. Then you bring a specific question here …

I will not post an answer for this one, because I saw enough code. What is missing here is just "a nonsense thing other than a answer". You come to here for an answer, which is good. But the answer is not free. You need to pay with your own …

This is an answer to a question in C++ area. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/355232[/url] It should be ready to be modified to code in C++, C#, or Java, because VB.Net is fully OOP. Even though it can be used for vectors, you may still want to modify it to a Vector Class.

[url]http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/vbnet/code/355500[/url]

To mapping fields like "Street Number", "StreetName", "StreetSuffix" to one field "address", you may need to define a dictionary. When you read a file, first thing is to check the dictionary and find which fields to combine. In the application, you may want a form to help the input to …

With ListView and ListBox, you can have multiple selections when you set the property to do so. There are different ways to delete all selected items from a ListView and ListBox, right or wrong. I have some lessons learned on the topic. (1)Use For Each loop in ListView. (It works) …

A very useful snippet. You may also want to add cases of "1e-10", "-10.99", etc. Some accounting people even use "(10.99)" for "-10.99"

"what is the point of being NULL? Why set it to zero?" Sometimes, you need to know if a number (say a) has a correct value of 0, or it has nothing yet. You may want to use, for example, if a is null, then doing job A, or else, …

Use My.Settings for the purpose. You can binding a property of the Form to a setting in design time. Project > appName Properties > Settings Then Form > Properties > Application Settings > Choose the property and the setting OR, you can bind in code.

There is a difference between index and capacity. To use array, you want to say, Dim nCap as integer = 1000 ' just for example. Dim txtArr(nCap) as TextBox There are different cases in practice. 1. You know the capacity at design time. Like the above, it is 1000, for …