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Re: Free Visual Basic.NET Videos DickInYaMum6-Jan-06 0:19 DickInYaMum 6-Jan-06 0:19  I care when i stuck my dick in ya mum:-> Re: Free Visual Basic.NET Videos Jonathan [Darka]6-Jan-06 1:56 Jonathan [Darka] 6-Jan-06 1:56  I doubt if you even have a dick Re: Free Visual Basic.NET Videos xlr<span style="font-size110%color#990000font-we6-Jan-06 5:34 xlr<span style="font-size110%color#990000font-we 6-Jan-06 5:34  Sure he does, but it's either in his mouth or in his hand. Re: Free Visual Basic.NET Videos militiaware5-Jan-06 13:01 militiaware 5-Jan-06 13:01  i do! i care!:-> no i'm just kiddin;P don't put it again M'kay Militiaware Faris Madi Changing Appearance of controls engsrini5-Jan-06 0:23 engsrini 5-Jan-06 0:23  Hi every one, I am trying to develop a windows application which will run on touch screen LCD monitor. but the touch screen requires bigger option button,check boxes, tab pages, scroll bars etc. in such a way that the enduser select the controls using his finger. How can i adapt the .net windows controls for the touch screen application (like changing size,graphics etc.,)? or is there any special controls available for touch screen in .net? or is there any tool available to convert the normal controls to touch screen controls?? Please help... Thanks & Regards, Srini srini Re: Changing Appearance of controls Roy Heil5-Jan-06 3:41 Roy Heil 5-Jan-06 3:41  Is lowering the screen resolution an option? That would make everything on the screen larger. Roy. pasting data from clipboard in excel using vb.net uktrips0074-Jan-06 23:25 uktrips007 4-Jan-06 23:25  Dear experts, I have to paste data from clipboard of excel to certain cell in excel file.the problem is that how will i assign cell address for the pasting.Pls help me.It's urgent. Thanks in advance. Uttam try to be the best... whereever you go, Time Format in a DataGrid Column mygeek4-Jan-06 22:58 mygeek 4-Jan-06 22:58  Hello. I am attempting to display the contents of a Date/Time column from an Access database table in my DataGrid Control in VB.NET The DataGrid control (ReportGrid) is bound to a DataSet, which is filled using a DataAdapter with the data stored in a recordset (snippets are given below) Public reportDA As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter Public reportDS As New DataSet Public GridReport As New ADODB.Recordset GridReport.Open(SQLtxt, DBConnection, ADODB.CursorTypeEnum.adOpenStatic, ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockReadOnly) reportDA.Fill(reportDS, GridReport, "Report") ReportGrid.SetDataBinding(reportDS, "Report") The "Report" table held within the DataSet contains several columns. I am able to display the 'Date' column within the DataGrid but the 'Time' column displays the information in a Date Format: Original Database table displays: 10:16:51 DataGrid Control table displays: 30/12/1899 (For any time) I have tried to directly copy the contents of the Access table using the coding below but with no success: GridReport.MoveFirst() For i = 0 To GridReport.RecordCount - 1 reportDS.Tables("Report").Rows(i).Item("Time") = GridReport.Fields("Time").Value GridReport.MoveNext() Next Any help would be most appreciated. -- modified at 8:21 Thursday 5th January, 2006 Re: Time Format in a DataGrid Column Dave Kreskowiak5-Jan-06 3:27 Dave Kreskowiak 5-Jan-06 3:27  Your mixing your use of two different sets of database objects. You should NOT be using ADODB objects with the .NET OleDb classes. This is probably what's causing your date/time translation issue. You should be using OleDbConnection and OleDbCommand objects in stead of ADODB junk. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Time Format in a DataGrid Column mygeek5-Jan-06 3:43 mygeek 5-Jan-06 3:43  Thank you. I will give it a try. I only used ADODB because the documentation said it was also possible to use recordsets to fill the DataSet. Convert the SID of an user to String fredy6664-Jan-06 22:28 fredy666 4-Jan-06 22:28  I see the code to convert a binary user SID to String, but it's in C++, can someone help me to do this in vb.net. I only need to convert the SID to string. Thanks. Re: Convert the SID of an user to String Dave Kreskowiak5-Jan-06 3:22 Dave Kreskowiak 5-Jan-06 3:22  In what form do you have the SID in your VB.NET code? Without that starting point, it's pretty difficult to tell you, with any accuracy, how to convert it to a string. But, I would image that String.Format or .ToString would be used. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Convert the SID of an user to String fredy6665-Jan-06 4:47 fredy666 5-Jan-06 4:47  Finally I find it in this web: http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/advapi32/ConvertSidToStringSid.html Thanks List of Hardwares/Softwares anujvtt4-Jan-06 22:09 anujvtt 4-Jan-06 22:09  Hi, I need a vb.net code for listing the Hardwares/softwares installed in PCs in a network. Thanks JV jvtt Re: List of Hardwares/Softwares Dave Kreskowiak5-Jan-06 3:20 Dave Kreskowiak 5-Jan-06 3:20  So write it. Noone here is going to do it for you. You'll need code to scan your network, either by scanning an IP address reange, or by enumerating the machine in the domain. You'll contact each of these machines using WMI (System.Management namespace), and run the appropriate WQL queries to return the Products installed and also enumerate the hardware on each machine. You'll also have to create a database to hold all this information. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome ms flaxgrid control.... Kamalatharsan4-Jan-06 20:06 Kamalatharsan 4-Jan-06 20:06  hi, my friends.... plz, how to use msflaxgrid control in vb6, each cell two diferen fonts kamal... -- modified at 2:07 Thursday 5th January, 2006 Re: ms flaxgrid control.... Dave Kreskowiak5-Jan-06 3:18 Dave Kreskowiak 5-Jan-06 3:18  It's been years since I used it, but I don't think you can have multiple fonts in the FLEXGRID, not flax. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: ms flaxgrid control.... Kamalatharsan6-Jan-06 18:45 Kamalatharsan 6-Jan-06 18:45  hi dave thanks your reply... any idea... plz kamal. -- modified at 0:52 Saturday 7th January, 2006 Re: ms flaxgrid control.... Member 21312795-Jan-06 3:55 Member 2131279 5-Jan-06 3:55  I would advice you to use a List View Control for what ever you are doing. Its much easier and good to use. Cya. All the Best. Devraj Raut!!! Re: ms flaxgrid control.... Kamalatharsan6-Jan-06 1:41 Kamalatharsan 6-Jan-06 1:41  thanks Devraj Raut for your reply. hive me a List View's sample code program in vb6 or vb.net, pls help me is there any way at all which will allow me to use 2 font within the same cell or advice pls reply very soon..... kamal. Kamalatharsan -- modified at 22:06 Saturday 7th January, 2006 Variable Declaration jcrussell4-Jan-06 17:44 jcrussell 4-Jan-06 17:44  I just read a post (http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=1325064&forumid=1640#xx1325064xx[^]) that talks about only declaring variables at the top of the function if you are writing in C What is the basis of this? I do all my declarations at the top of my functions so that they are easy to find structurally. /jason Re: Variable Declaration Christian Graus4-Jan-06 17:56 Christian Graus 4-Jan-06 17:56  The reason you should do it in C, is because C requires it. The reason not to do it otherwise is because it makes your code harder to read, and harder to debug. You should read 'Code Complete' to get more insight into good code style, it's an excellent book. But as a starter - the code posted created a bunch of uninitialised variables, then proceeded to give them all values. How is that useful ? He could have done the same in half the lines, thus increasing readability, and making sure that no variables existed without being given the values you wanted them to start with. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Re: Variable Declaration jcrussell4-Jan-06 20:52 jcrussell 4-Jan-06 20:52  it wasn't my code I tend to declare and initialise all my variables at the top of my procedure\functions, so that I know where they all are. It really isn't a big issue because I try and keep my procedures pretty small, but I like having them at the top. I can't justify it which is why I found your statement that it shouldn't be done that way interesting Thanks for the book recommendation. I will look into it /jason Re: Variable Declaration Christian Graus5-Jan-06 10:05 Christian Graus 5-Jan-06 10:05  Sorry, I worked that out later Keeping your functions small is another recommendation from the book, actually. You'll probably find, as I did, that most things it recommends, you do, but it's worthwhile just to think about the reasons why. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ GDI+ Exception militiaware4-Jan-06 15:55 militiaware 4-Jan-06 15:55  i want to convert a JPG image to BMP i used this way: dim BMPImage as new System.Drawing.Bitmap(JPGImageName) BMPImage.Save(JPGImageName,System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Bmp) but an exception come up and say: "A generic error occured in GDI+" so what is the problem? and Should i work with XML to solve this problem? Militiaware Faris Madi

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