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Pick up a book on beginning VB.NET. You're not going to find a single web page that describes all of the concepts you need in a step-by-step organized manner. You'll find all kinds of pages that describe single concepts and constructs, but inconsistently and without anything tying those concepts together.
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Instead of this
rrrriiizz wrote: cmdverify_Click
User
cmdverify.PerformClick();
Be an Eagle, Sky is Yours.
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What on earth does this have to do with VB ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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hi
i want use in form a digital time counter that it count time from 00:00
such as when I click Button the Timer start
thanks
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Good idea. I would also allow the user to decide on the colour. Perhaps you could post the code when you have done it so we can all use it.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP
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What these guys are trying to tell you is, you didn't ask a question, or show any signs of having done any work yourself. Why is it that you can't work out how to use a timer, or a button ? Have you read any books on VB.NET ? Have you read any articles ? Do you know anything at all, to give you a basis to understand the answer if someone decided to do all this for you ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get.
Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem.
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Permission granted!
Or did you have a question about a problem you were having??
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hi mates,
i have a little problem on log4net, why is it that the logfile i created
will not load in windows vista. my project is written in visual basic using
visual studio 2005. the problem is not happen in windows xp. it works well.
i put my log file in C:\mylog.txt.
could somebody help me why it does not work in vista or maybe i just dont know the vista well. =)
thanks in advance.
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Hi,
there are a number of locations where a regular user cannot create or write files on recent Windows versions. In the system partition (often C: ) these include the root directory, the Program Files directory, and a few more. Choose a more appropriate folder and your code will run on all Windows versions.
Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData or CommonApplicationData) may be appropriate.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get.
Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem.
modified on Tuesday, August 18, 2009 10:49 PM
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yeah, i've read that one also. now i know. thanks Luc
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i solve my own problem
: i found out that vista doest not write anywhere in C:\ or Program Files.
so what i did i allow to all user, now it works.
<!--<file value="C:\mylog.txt"/>-->
<file value="${ALLUSERSPROFILE}\mylog.txt"/>
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It may work, but it's not the best solution. Writing stuff to files and folders at the root should be avoided. Corporate policy usually restricts these areas for good reason. The may be a standard folder used for storing Log files that Windows doesn't normally use, or at least a well-known standard folder that should be used. The root of any drive is probably next to the last place you should be storing stuff.
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C#Coudou wrote: i allow to all user
GULP !!! 
Steve Jowett
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Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read.
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I was wondering if anyone knew how to determine if you have a device that is hooked up to a port, for instance, COM 3. Let's say the computer goes into standby mode where the power is suspended. While in standby mode you remove the device from COM 3 and put it into COM 4. Is there a way to determine that using visual basic 6? Maybe there is a way to detect when your computer comes out of standby mode. That would help as well.
Thanks,
R
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RyJaBy wrote: While in standby mode you remove the device from COM 3 and put it into COM 4. Is there a way to determine that using visual basic 6?
There is no standard method. You would have to test your communication to the device on the last known port it was connected to. If it fails, then you would have to poll all the available COM ports until you found it again, reset everything to a known state, then resume what you were doing. Or, just askl the user which COM port the device is now attached to, reset everything to a known state and resume.
RyJaBy wrote: Maybe there is a way to detect when your computer comes out of standby mode.
It's possible to do. You would have to get the power notifications[^] by overriding the forms WindowProc. I couldn't tell you how to do it in VB6 because I haven't touched it in the last 8 years. Using VB.NET, it's quite easy.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: I couldn't tell you how to do it in VB6
It needs a bit of API trickery. There's a link to a message here which contains some example code, if you see past the atrocious formatting
Between the motion
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Falls the Shadow
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Hi,
I want to load a form as readable only..
this form user can do editing on one instance but other instance I want the same form to be readable only.
thanks
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You'll have to add code to the form to expose a "ReadOnly" property. You'll also have to provide code to disable all the controls on the form, or if any have a ReadOnly property, enable them. There is no one line of code that will do this for you.
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I'm new to encryption, but have been searching high and low for answers for the past three days. Our bank wants us to FTP our payroll file via PGP. In the past we've used a modem to transfer the file. Years ago we used DOS command files, then VB6 and over five or six years ago I rewrote it in .NET.
I'm trying to basically code a FTP solution which is working fine with the bank. I just need code to encrypt the file in a PGP format prior to uploading.
There are several fine "Simplified Encryption" articles and VB solutions on CodeProject, but none of them really address PGP.
There is a C# wrapper to GNUPG which is accessed using an ASP webservice. I could have my Windows app access a Windows service to pull this webservice wrapper tied to the GNUPG.org windows app. Of course as soon as GNUPG.org puts out a new version my payroll app could break.
Isn't there a simpler way to encrypt the file in PGP format for the bank using .NET?
Any help is appreciated 
Lost in the vast sea of .NET
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None of the .NET Framework versions come with a PGP implementation. You'll have to use a third party library to do this. This[^] article looks promising.
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I was hoping for a .NET Framework solution. I'm currently thinking about switching to SSL / TLS for a secure FTP. It looks like all I have to do is add EnableSSL = True to my ftp class. I'm still researching this, because the PGP solution was not simple at all and this seems way too simple.
Thanks for your answer! You've answered many of my questions over the past many years and it is always appreciated.
Lost in the vast sea of .NET
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