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I'm not sure myself, but maybe this helps [url]http://www.thescarms.com/dotnet/ExcelObject.aspx[/url]

I'm not certain what version of Visual Studio you're using - I'm still using 2003 however we have purchased and installed 2008 and I am preparing to start using it in the next week or two.. however in 2003 in your toolbox you have the required field validator you can …

I would start with reading your textbook and then break your project down to the smallest piece you can figure out on your own and if you get stuck post back as to what your problem is.

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I've got this book and it's pretty good as well. [url]http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596527433/[/url]

probably doing an assignment for school and is directed to do it this way. (maybe a vbscript batch file for system admin?)

Yea I'm a little lost as well - I thought all he needed was form1.close() or form2.close() or WhateverYourFormsNameIs.Close() but he needs to code it as well?

some other free tutorials [url]http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/NET/vbNET.html[/url] the only way to start is to start reading and messing with some of this stuff yourself. you can get visual studio for free if you don't have it which is great for beginning. You get the express editions [url]http://www.microsoft.com/Express/[/url]

[QUOTE=aditya_amb;722787]Here is my code. I get error: [B]No value given for one or more required parameters.[/B] [code] Dim DBAdd As New OleDbCommand DBAdd.Connection = objConnection DBAdd.Connection.Open() DBAdd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Table1 (RecordsID,Material,Component,VID,PID,DownloadPriority) VALUES(11,'Materialtexttext','ComponentTexttext','vidint','pidint',prtyint)" DBAdd.ExecuteNonQuery() I tried using update command of OLEDB Data adapters also by adding new row. But still …

Seems to me, and it's been a few years, that I got something very similar in school and I was supposed to finish the code. Are you just posting what you got and hoping we will write the part you're supposed to finish?

acxes are you getting instructions from a professor to do this or are you trying to do it on your own

I get the error test cannot be resolved to a type here [code] test[] arrayOftest = new test[ 3 ]; [/code] - ideas or help? [code] public class Test { public static void main( String args[] ) { Point point = new Point( 3, 3 ); Square square = new …

I don't see it just reading it quickly, however I do have a suggestion. Set a breakpoint near the top and step through slowing looking at the value of each variable as it moves through. See if you grab the correct time at first and it changes later or if …

Then mark as solved

I couldn't find much from google using "read .pst from vb.net" which is probably similar to what you were searching for. When I switched the search to "coding for outlook with vb.net" I got some results that probably will help you. Try the google search, this link was found there …

You only need probably three variables, try to read a variable and then process it. you would grab the first number and insert it as the value of the smallest and largest variables. Then grab the next number and compare it against a smallest and a largest variable and replace …

Tons of stuff out there to guide you if you search properly here is a tutorial [url]http://www.astahost.com/info.php/vb-net-ms-access-interaction-tutorial-part_t12054.html[/url]

Do you have this solved and turned in yet. Are you still stuck?

You will get from us no more than you show yourself - so study datagrids and ask your question but don't ask us to tell you what to do without you trying it on your own and getting stuck. and then, show us your code

congratulations, if it's finished then mark it as solved for the next person who looks. :)

You don't mention if you have to use substring to get the extension or if that is just the method to grab it you decided to use so I'll ask another question . . . Is there any reason you are not using path.getextension() ? [code] extension = Path.GetExtension(fileName); [/code] …

Have you done a search? Looks like a good explanation here [url]http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/Uploadfile/mgold/WordDocument04182005081441AM/WordDocument.aspx[/url] will that work for you? (You also might want to post future VB.Net questions in the VB.Net forum)

If you really want help here, read about the forums. One suggestion: Start by NOT posting to threads that are four years old and someone elses thread to boot while asking for advice

There is no way that I know of separate from what is built into Visual Studio. (i.e. there is no \* */ or anything) In Visual Studio 2005 there is the option to comment and uncomment multiple lines of code. Type your lines just as you need then you highlight …

So you need us to help you find the math? you need to get help with code? You're looking for someone to code it for you or do you need advice of some other manner? Can you be a little more specific? In general I suggest you: 1) First use …

Unless you're required to code it yourself, there is a very good tutorial and explanation on how to use the built in features for login here: [url]http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/6/0/3604c3d2-0db9-4726-910d-b3b8f93a86e4/hilo_membership-roles_final.wmv[/url]

some great tutorials here, including on using data access layers [url]http://www.asp.net/learn/data-access/[/url]

Looks to me like his option is the one recommended by Microsoft... [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa713398%28VS.71%29.aspx[/url]

Does anyone have any suggestions/tips/ideas on the merits of Expression Web? I'm using Visual Studio 2008 but the front end work seems to be lacking. I don't know much about expression web and wondered if anyone used it and if it's worth the money.

First of all what is your question? What do you need help with? Are you asking us to write the program for you? If you've started then post your code and what you're having trouble with, if you have not started then find the smallest piece of it you can …