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One thing to take into consideration in packet loss /size of image. If there is a large amount of packet loss between you and the site - the quality will suffer greatly. If the size of your picturebox is smaller/larger than the original image there will be stretching or pinching. …

You need to create an action lister (event handler) for the button click. For example: Private Sub Button_Click(byval sender as Object, byval e As Eventargs) Try 'Place your code here to find the textbox Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.ToString) End Try End Sub Add the handler to the button before …

You will have to get the current value, subtract, then update to the newest value. This is assuming your amount colum in as decimal value. For Example: Try Dim da As New OleDbDataAdapter(New OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM Inventory WHERE Item='" & sItemType & "'", myConnection)) 'The select gets the table structure. …

Is the code throwing an exceptions? From a first glace perspective, we can't tell if it has errors or not. Have you looked into [Try/Catch](http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/net/nets5p4.html) blocks? Place your code in them and give a MsgBox for output: Try 'Paste your code here Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.ToString) End Try

To do this, you will lose ALL server code and ASP.Net code. To do this, simply remove all the code above and save as html, or load into a browser > view source > save as doc.html

Do you have any code in the Form_Closing event?

Why do I have the odd feeling this is an assignment..... Do **YOU** have any code thus far?

You could try to create a linq table in your dbml file named 'Duplicate' with the same column names and field lengths. Then, try to cast the object to the type of Duplicate

The number on the end of each function represents the bit count, therefore, represents the maximum value that can be returned by that function ( as Integer ) Int16 - 16bit Int32 - 32bit Int64 - 64bit As for the decimal places, the ToInt32 function returns an integer, which is …

I suspect a field length on one of your values you are inserting/updating. For example: Dim str As String = "Hello World" If the length of str is greater than the size of the field (varchar or nvarchar) then you will truncate the data. Begin by looking at all of …

Why dont you just make use of the splash screen setting in the My Application > Application menu? 

Have you tried dynamicly creating the update statement? For example: Try 'Insert data_adapter.UpdateCommand = New OleDbCommandBuilder(data_adapter).GetInsertCommand 'Update data_adapter.UpdateCommand = New OleDbCommandBuilder(data_adapter).GetUpdateCommand 'Delete data_adapter.UpdateCommand = New OleDbCommandBuilder(data_adapter).GetDeleteCommand data_adapter.Update(CType(binding_source.DataSource, DataTable)) Catch ex As OleDbException MsgBox("ERROR:" & ex.Source & " " & ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly) MsgBox(cmd_builder.GetInsertCommand().CommandText, MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly) End Try

It would depend on the circumstance. If the IT department rejected due to a breach of policy, then it is "illegal". If they rejected due to not wanting to take care of it (Lazy) you can possible find other methods.

Are you using some kind of programming language, or just HTML?

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**EDIT** This looks like a quiz question. Are you asking for help on a quiz/test/homework?

You can try something like this: Private CurrentCollection As HtmlElementCollection Private Sub Populate(ByVal sAddress as String) 'For example: sAddress = "www.google.com" Dim linkCollection As HtmlElementCollection = GetAllLinks(sAddress) For i = 0 To linkCollection.Count - 1 ComboBox1.Items.Add(i) Next 'Keep track of current links CurrentCollection = linkCollection End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal …

There a few different methods you can use to do this: [Print Form](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.visualbasic.powerpacks.printing.printform.aspx) Or [Print Document](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.printing.printdocument.aspx) Just retreive the [active child](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4s6dtf7z(v=vs.80).aspx) and print!

I'm sorry, but we can't answer quizes/tests for you. We are a **help** forum, not a **DO** forum.

You can try something like this: 'I think this is what you meant by cColor. Private _CurrentColor As Color = Color.White Public Property cColor As Color Get Return Me._CurrentColor End Get Set(value As Color) Me._CurrentColor = value End Set End Property As for the dialog code: Try 'Create a new …

Without some sort of documentation or opening the ports on the firewall, you will have no starting point for your sniffer application. Do you know any of these ports?

Do you have code that connects to the database for every report dataset? If so, I would check that code first. It could be something that is occuring before crystal even gets the data.

Have you come to a solution to this problem my friend?

What errors are you receiving? Try placing the code in a try/catch: Try 'Your code here. Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.ToString) End Try If the following code: Me.txtTypeOfEvaluation.Text = ds.Tables("Employees").Rows(0).Item(14) Had thrown errors, I suspect an index out of range, or some kind of exception. I would try: txtTypeOfEvaluation.Text = …

I personally used [this](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/19689/Working-with-Active-Directory-in-VB-NET) article as a reference when I was struggling with AD. I hope this helps you as much as it helped me.

You will have to re-write the file. Example: Dim SR as New StreamReader(path) Dim SW as New StreamWriter(path & "tmp") Do While SR.Peek <> -1 Dim sCur As String = SR.ReadLine If sCur <> Block Then SW.WriteLine(sCur) End If Loop SR.Close SW.Close 'Next Copy Over the original hosts file File.Copy(path …

>P.D The code doesn't need to be pretty, stable or optimized, but if it works, it's great. Whoa now! If the code isn't stable - it never worked to begin with! =)

If I understand what you are asking, then you are wanting a to write a program that checks to see the current exchange rates and store them into a database?

You are looking at server/client programming. [Here](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/14346/A-Simple-Multi-Threaded-Server-Client-Instant-Mess) is a nice project for a reference point.

You can add an attachment to an email by doing the following: Dim oMail As New Net.Mail.MailMessage oMail.Attachments.Add(New Net.Mail.Attachment("Path to my file")) As for saving a copy local, you could parse the email into a text file and save it.

I will flag your post to be moved the the SQL forum where you may receive more help.

It sounds like you may have a memory, or hard drive problem. My suggestion would be to download and run a memory test ([Memtest86](http://www.memtest86.com/download.htm)) and run [chkdsk](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHKDSK) to check the hard drive for any errors.

It sounds like you need a server/client setup, or you could add a way for the user to configure the path to the database ( on the local network ) using a DNS name or IP. (Static IP will be necessary if you wish to do it only once) For …

Is your code compiled for older versions of the .NET framework? ie.. 2.0,3.0,4.0, 4.0 Client Profile

First off, it is bittersweet to be ahead of your class. Bitter due to having a higher chance to make errors on code that you can't fully understand, but sweet because you can use the time to improve your coding/understanding of the language and logic. As for this: Public Function …

You will want to open the file, read/split all lines, then rehash them with your delimiter: **This code is written on the fly.** Try 'Reader/Writer for file operations. Dim sr As New StreamReader("PathToMyFile") Dim sw As New StreamWriter("PathToFile") 'Lists for storage Dim lstAllLines As New List(Of List(Of String)) Dim lstFinal …

I would check with the ATM manufacturer to find out what keycode is being sent by those keys. Then look for that keycode with a [keyboard hook](http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=916)

What type of field are you storing this image in?

I was having problems with this concept quite a long time ago, but found [this article.](http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/printgriddemo-printable.html)

What are you storing these values in, a database? If so, just write a sub routine that retreives information based on your selected: Public Class Form1 Private Sub GO_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles GO.Click Form2.Filter = ComboBox1.Text End Sub End Class Code for second form: Public …

On which line of code is this error thrown. You seem to have a lot of hard coded indexes, it could be numerous things. I would start with the obvious, do you have 14 cells in your datagridview? Does your dataset have rows?

Pass your query and parameters into your Search Sub: Dim Query As String = "SELECT * FROM tblTest WHERE [My Column]=@Value" Dim Parameters As New Dictionary(Of String, String) 'Fill the dictionary Parameters.Add("@Value", "ValueToSearchFor") 'Call the Sub Search(Query, Parameters) 'Sub Declaration Private Sub Search(ByVal sQuery As String, ByVal dctParameters As Dictionary(Of …

If you have an exchange server that allows you to bounce emails, just use the server ip and port to send a SMTP email. For example: [Sending SMTP Mail in VB.NET](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9280105/sending-smtp-email-from-vb-net-form-application)

How are you declaring imageList? Is it: Dim imageList as New List(Of Image) How are you storing these images?

What Adapter are you using? SQLClient, OLEDB, ACE ? If you are using SQLClient Then try something like this: Try Dim con As New SQLConnection("Data Source=MYSERVEr;Initial Catalog=MYDATABASE;Integrated Security=True") con.Open Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.ToString) End Try

You can make use of the the datagridview's rows added and removed handlers: Private Sub Rows_Added(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridViewRowsAddedEventArgs) Handles DataGridView1.RowsAdded Try 'Update your dataset here. Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.ToString) End Try End Sub Private Sub Rows_Removed(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridViewRowsRemovedEventArgs) Handles …

If using the default .NET ListView, which I don't think supports gifs, you will not be able to see any animation. You can use something like [this](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16009/A-Much-Easier-to-Use-ListView). Hope this points you in the right dir. :)

Hello my fellow Daniwebers. I am to ask for some ideas for a challenge. I want a good challenge for my skills, and even help expand my skills Please post your challenge below. Thanks, Begginnerdev

Have you tried: RichTextBox1.Text.Replace("ThisString","ThatString")

Call this response harsh, but we are a **help** forum, not a **do** forum. You can find a good project as a starting point [here](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/9781/How-to-Load-and-Display-Crystal-Reports-in-VB-NET). Please feel free to ask any questions about any problems you may have after you have attempted this yourself.