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Try this: Imports Excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel Public Class frmImportDoc Dim trFile As Excel.Application .... Or you can try removing and re-adding the reference. Or you can simply ignore the `Imports` altogether and use the full name in the code.

I would suggest that you add a few pieces of code for Release version debugging. In the code for the primary form, add a StreamWriter and put a bunch of writer.WriteLine("Now I'm doing this thing") lines in strategic places. When the application launches, those lines will be written to a …

Let's say, for instance, that you posted an answer to a question. Only to realize a few seconds later that your answer is not correct. How do I delete that post, or do I just add a comment for the moderators, asking them to remove it for me?

Hi! It's been a while since I last posted here. I've just gotten started with Windows Service, and have created a sort of 24/7 service to update a database. But because it's my very first project (besides the tutorial one) I feel that I could use some assistance in checking …

I've been thinking about something like this myself, and I've been doing some research into the matter. There are two options available to you (that I'm aware of). 1) Create an application that communicates with a cellphone connected to your computer. 2) Use an existing webservice API provided by any …

Try to replace the part in red with this. Although, I don't know if it works on Pocket PC devices. [CODE] oRead = IO.File.OpenText(My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments & "\test.txt") Entire = oRead.ReadToEnd() [/CODE] My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments is a VB.NET shortcut to the "C:\Documents and Settings\<current user>\My Documents" folder.

Something like this: Private Sub CopyToAccess(source As DataTable) Try Dim connString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\myFolder\myAccess2007file.accdb;Persist Security Info=False;" Dim accConnection As New OleDb.OleDbConnection(connString) Dim selectCommand As String = "SELECT <field1>, <field2> and so on FROM <table>" Dim accDataAdapter As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(selectCommand, accConnection) Dim accCommandBuilder As New OleDb.OleDbCommandBuilder() accDataAdapter.InsertCommand = accCommandBuilder.GetInsertCommand() …

Hi. I'm in the process of learning Swift coding and decided to attempt a porting of one of my existing Windows programs. The thing is, that program relies heavily on connecting to a remote MySQL server. I've seen a few attempts to provide various connectors to an assortment of databases, …

Hi guys! It's been a while since I last posted here. I'm having an issue with not being able to remove non-installed fonts. Meaning, the fonts are not installed in the Windows/Fonts folder and cannot be uninstalled the proper way. These fonts came with some kind of hidden-object game that …

I think that you have pretty much answered your question yourself already. If you can send data between the client and server, then the server knows the IP of the client, right? And also, because you can send data to the server it's quite easy to send a command the …

In the form opening event, call a method that reads the last id from the database into a variable, and increment that value by 1. [ICODE]SELECT TOP 1 <ID> FROM <table> ORDER BY <ID> DESC[/ICODE]

It sounds like those "texts" that you scrape from the screen are log messages of some type. Wouldn't it be easier to create a program that connects to the server and retrieve those log files, instead of scraping the screen or in this case the content of another program. If …

Have you tried booting into safe-mode? If you get the screen back there, you can re-install/update your graphics drivers.

There is no right or wrong way in how you place those brackets. It's your code. You do it in whatever way feels best for you. Other java developers who might read your code will understand it just fine.

Wouldn't have been easier to use iTextSharp instead? It's free and already have all the classes and methods for creating/manipulating PDF's and converting them to images.

Do you know for a fact whether or not the recovery partition doesn't contain the factory install of Win7? If it does you can just find the correct button to press/hold while booting and reset the system. Otherwise, go right ahead and remove it all. You can do that during …

I think that the syntax you've used is slightly incorrect. If you go to the video in question and click on the share button, you will see the proper syntax to use as an object.

Simple SQL query: SELECT MAX(<column name>) FROM <table> The MAX() function works with both numbers and strings. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187751.aspx

Have you tried a more conventional way to populate those lists? Like iterating through the rows. Just to check to see if you do get 4 records instead of 1. Have you also tried declaring those lists as new?

Make a crystal report that looks just like that. That will allow you to put those underlines wherever you want.

Have you tried this in Windows Explorer: Click on Tools Click on Folder Options Click on the View tab Under Hidden files and folders click in the circle next to "Show hidden files, folders, and drives" If the files are just hidden and not deleted you should see them. If …

The directory in which the php script resides in must be owned by the webserver. Also, check to see if the correct permissions are set. Scripts run by mod_php should require 0644 at the least.

Have you tried using BaseFont.GetDocumentFonts()? Perhaps this could be useful: http://itextsharp.10939.n7.nabble.com/How-to-get-the-list-of-embedded-fonts-in-a-PDF-td3153.html

Because webpages are "dead" once you go to another page, you have to pass the selected value/s to the new page. Either with a querystring or with a json string or a session variable or a temporary cookie.

I did that once in a project I was working on, but with SQL server. You could construct a SQL query in which the WHERE clause looks something like this: WHERE <field1> like '%<keyword>%' OR <field2> like '%<keyword>%' OR <field3> like '%<keyword>%' And so on.

I've had problems like this before myself. This usually happens if you also use a strongly typed dataset, in which case you have to manully change the generated code for the dataset so that it uses the "correct" connectionstring. The best solution would be to drop the local database and …

Your question is not very detailed. Are you developing a software to be installed on two computers and communicate with each other?