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try this:
Dim ItemClicked as MenuItem
ItemClicked=Ctype(sender,menutitem)
the do IF statement or Case Select
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certainly, but you answered the wrong person...
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[toxcct][VisualCalc]
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How about if sender is declared_menu_item ?
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Not likely, mate. A Russian poker site ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Hello, I would like to know if anyone knows of a link, or site which has a free VB.NET compiler on it. This is other then the MS .NET SDK. I am trying to find one, since I'm on a dail up connection, and the .NET SDK is well over 150mb which will take a long time to download for me.
Hope you know of one, thank you.
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No-one else makes a VB.NET compiler. If they did, it would likely be about the same size.
PC magazines often put this sort of stuff on cover discs, or you can see if there's a user group in your area, which may have a copy to loan you, or maybe someone there has ADSL.
If worst comes to worst, I think Microsoft sell the discs for the price of postage.
Or., if you're a student, the student edition of VS.NET is cheap as chips. The individual languages instead of the full IDE are even cheaper.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Go to a public library with Internet access and take a blank CD with you. Chances are you'll be able to download it there and burn it to disk.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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At the least you will probably need the dotnet runtime. This is about 15 meg. This is doable with a dialup but not pleasent. You may already have this (it is in XP service pack 2) or be able to get it from a magazine coverdisk.
As for the compiler you can get compiler and VB.net IDE for free from:
www.icsharpcode.com/OpenSource/SD/Download/[^]
It is called Sharpdevelop and is a free dotnet IDE. It does VB and C# and can convert code between the two. Its also only about 7 meg which is fine over a dialup.
Sharpdevelop will wotk fine with just the dotnet runtime but you wont be able to use any debugging (not easy to do in the #develop ide anyway) and you wont have any documentation but atleast its better than 150 meg download.
Jonathan
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hi everyone,
i'm wondering why is it on my server explorer when i right click my "Views node" i don't have the "New View"
menu and on the "Tables node" i don't have "New Table" menu and i can't run sql query using Visual studio .net IDE...i'm just using the query analyzer...i'm a missing something? what do i need to install to get these things?
thank you very much!
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Some Body Can Assist Me That How to Make Web Scraping Using MS Inet Control in Visual Basic. Acctually I Have to do Web Scraping (Programatically Putting Parameters to Web Contents And Gets Results in Excel Comma Separated File) for a Site. This Site is in Cold Fusion having Extion .cmf. Please Help Me As Soon As Possible.
Special Thanks.
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In a small application I write I use a listview in Details view with check boxes. The listview has 3 rows and 2 columns. The second column of each row is initially empty. When I click a check box to check it, I perform some computation and insert the result into the second column. When I uncheck the box, the column is cleared.
My problem: I couldn't find a simple way to determine in which row the check box I clicked is located. I've finally done the following: in the ItemCheck event of the listview I prepare a list of the currently checked rows. Then I start a timer with an interval of 250 ms that runs only once (AutoReset = False). In the Elapsed event of the timer I prepare another list of checked rows. This list contains the updated state of the box I clicked. I can find the row of the box I clicked by comparing the 2 lists.
This method works but I feel it's a little cumbersome. Is there a better way?
Thanks!
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Isn't the list item you checked the selected item? If so, you can use listView.SelectedItems(0) will get you the selected item.
Even otherwise, you can loop through the list of items and find out which one was checked, instead of doing it the way you are doing now.
Regards
Senthil
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Hello I am using KODAC i80 scanner for developing an application in Visual basic scanner. I am using KOFAX imaging controls for this purpose. But While initializing scanner I am getting error as "the ordinal 551could not be located in the dynamic link library kcl310.dll "
Please guide me how to initialize KODAC scanner using KOFAX image controls.
Deepa
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We don't support third party components here simply because there are thousands of them. I myself, have never heard of KODAC in 20 years of this business. Your best bet is to contact the support of the manufacturer who made it and see what they've got to offer.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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This file you noted:
"kcl310.dll"
does not seem to be part of the Kodak Imaging controls files, what is it?
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Hello there,
It is not part of KODAC but part of KOFAX imaging controls.
I tried to register this DLL again but the problem was not resolved.
Thanks a lot for the help.
Deepa
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hi
can any one help me in my problem!
i wrote a vb6 program, and i use a ppt presentation
(power point file) with my project via OLE object.
now, what is the problem?
how can i package my project with ppt file
to load my program on any machine that Office didn't load
on it.
i mean, i need installable version of my program to load it
on any computer dose not contain Office(word and access and so on).
by the way, i try with tools provided with vb6,
but my tries failed.
i am waiting on-line , and thanks for all.
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If you used PowerPoint as a component in your code, the end user MUST have Office installed on their machine in order to run your app.
If not, then you could include the PowerPoint Viewer[^] with your application.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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thank you
but can you explain the different between tow cases
in your answer.
and more details about including powerpoint viewer
and thank you another
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Actually, you'll answer the qeustions for yourself...
Why are you including a PowerPoint presentation in your application? How are you expecting people to view the presentation if they don't have PowerPoint installed?
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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How can i implement a log file which record my application activity.
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I'm not sure if there's any automatic way, but I use a class of static logging methods and a lazy initialised file stream which is closed in IDispose.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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If you want to write to an O/S filesystem (text) file - see help on file streams and text files (I assume you do not need this). See System.IO namespace.
To log to the windows event log (I assume this is what you want something like this):
Private Shared Sub WriteToAppLog( _
ByVal message As String _
, ByVal messageType As EventLogEntryType _
)
Dim elLog As System.Diagnostics.EventLog
Try
elLog = New System.Diagnostics.EventLog( _
"Application" _
, Environment.MachineName _
, Application.ProductName _
)
elLog.WriteEntry(message, messageType)
Catch ex As Exception
'Your error handling here
End Try
End Sub
I suggest you write a reusable application-message class handling messages to user/screen, text log file or Windows Event log (or any combination there in).
Use <flags()> designation before your enum declaration to "OR" these options together in a bitwise fashion.
Good luck,
-Len
Thanks,
-Len Miller
"If I had eight hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend six sharpening my axe."
-Abraham Lincoln
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