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Have you noticed this pattern in every episode of any tv show - Previously on.. - New issue/new villain - Series introduction (short video) - Commercials - Things are getting worse - Commercials - The hero have no chance what so ever of saving the day - Commercials - The …

VB.Net never meant for games! it's more recommended for software developement, but hey why not have some fun. If anyone out there is looking to create an Angry Birds Game-like or a Simulator for throwing an object, you've come to the right place, this code will give you great start/push …

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try adding the windows Explorer Browser, its much faster itll do the job.. just add your extension filter to it and set it to thumbnails. download Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.Shell.dll gd luck

Public Class Form1 Dim Seconds As String Private Sub Button1_MouseDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles CloseButton.MouseDown Seconds = 0 CloseLongTimer.Interval = 1000 CloseLongTimer.Start() End Sub Private Sub CloseLongTimer_Tick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles CloseLongTimer.Tick Seconds += 1 End Sub Private Sub CloseButton_MouseUp(ByVal sender As …

Typically in a program you find something called "Preferences" or "Option" or "Settings" this is the user section, the user own choice of inputs. use this in your program so you can get for example the access file path and password to use it in your connection string. so you …

One of the many choices is the label tool, for example when i install a game, there's a label under the progress bar that changes its text along with the progress, from "copying files to.." to "installing x.." to "installation complete". Label.text = "String"

They are all good, but from experience i recommend maya, it's great software just create your models and drop them in unity. and btw unity 3d have a lot of features that already exist in maya and 3d max.

Granted: surprise surprise, it says in the contract "Gogle" and you didn't notice, you my friend just bought a small plumber company in mexico.. congratulation I wish to be a mentalist

fête de la musique. What is your favorite password?

Here's Some of my habits that i picked up over the years, How about you? - Refresh every 5min - my fingers are on "A", "W" and "D" keys - bite my nails while coding - i had a fan problem once, and after fixing it i kept my habit …

In my opinion there is no easy language! let me put it this way, in every language there is a **basic** , **intermediate** and **advanced** level, you always start easy and then you build your way up. Besides your choice highly depends on what do you want to do (ex: …

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if any number modulus 2 is zero then it's even otherwise it's an odd number so your condition would be if (Num%2==0) sop("EVEN");

how about storing your numbers in an array or my.settings?

You need to target the table inside the datatable: If i < dt.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 Then

[Check This](https://www.daniweb.com/software-development/vbnet/code/483767/vb.net-simple-game#) in this link the levels are in a method.

Actually you can take only the columns that you want instead of the whole database, change your command to something like this: Dim Command As New System.Data.OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter() Command = New System.Data.OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter("select ColumnName from TableName", yourConnection)

So..it's a code snippet?

Actually there is one in vb toolbox, it's "ToolStrip".

Use a backgroundworker, [Click Here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13928938/progress-bar-for-copying-file-from-my-resources-vb-net)

Just some side notes. change this while (Sum < 10 || Sum > 50) to this while (Sum > 10 || Sum < 50) and in line 27 to this if (integers[j] > integers[j + 1])

The Problem is in your intPosition. Dim strSelectedword As String = "office" lblHiddenWord.Text = "" For intCount = 1 To strSelectedword.Length lblHiddenWord.Text &= "*" Next Dim intBad As Integer = 0 Do Until intBad = 10 Or Not lblHiddenWord.Text.Contains("*") Dim Entry As String Entry = InputBox("Guess a letter") If Not …

It's not the DLL, it's your program, you need to build it in a way to work on both systems. In your program project go to Build >> Platform >> New >> X86.

Your strUserInput should be a string, so: Dim strUserInput As String

"the other way around": for(int i=1; i<=loop; i++){ System.out.println("Enter a number: "); number = input.nextInt(); if(i==1){ maxValue = number; minValue = number; } else{ if (number > maxValue) { maxValue = number; } if (number < minValue){ minValue = number; }}} Good luck

for seconds you need the remainder: int seconds = second%60;

Same here, i use My.Settings.

I agree with james, Thumbs up. for example String S1 = "Hello"; String S2 = "Hello"; String S3 = new String("Hello"); S1 and S2 they have one memory address with tow labels (S1 and S2) and they are equal, but S3 creates another address in the memory and for that …