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wendas, Follow the menu Tools -> Import and Export Settings from Visual Studio 2005 IDE. Import and Export Settings wizard will open; choose Import selected environment settings option from the wizard and click Next button. On the next wizard step you will see your required settings. Select any...

hexOffender, Try using the Selection object of Word Document e.g. With Selection.Find .Text = vbCrLf .Replacement.Text = String.Empty .Forward = True .Wrap = wdFindContinue .Format = False .MatchCase = False .MatchWholeWord = False...

:-) nice work solo1234. But do not ever use objects of type System.Object without casting to proper type. If you follow this tip, there are far less chances that you will get unexpected program behaviours. Invalid casting or no casting raises nasty problems.

UncleCake, Try the following code block. Imports System Imports System.Security Public Module WindowUser Sub Main() Console.WriteLine("Current username: " & Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent.Name) End Sub End Module Hope it helps.

Try rephrasing following line of code from your code to the one given below. Dim pID As Process = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("perl C:\\stwich_profile_copy.pl" & param1_folderLoc) to Dim pID As Process = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("perl", "C:\\stwich_profile_copy.pl " &...

aspvbnetnerd, Thank you for the appraisal. Nice to know that my solution helped you. ComputerJin.

Try looking at Win32_Processor and WIn32_ComputerSystem classes in WMI. System.Management namespace is used in .NET to access WMI functions. Using WMI, you can get much more information about software, hardware, environemnt, networking etc easily and efficiently. Hope it helps.

Curtis360it, Try looking at System.IntPtr structure in .NET documentation. It is a platform-specific type that is used to represent a pointer or a handle in .NET. The IntPtr type is designed to be an integer whose size is platform-specific. That is, an instance of this type is expected to be...

Try using System.Environment.ExitCode property, System.Environment.Exit() method and System.Diagnostics.Process class to accomplish your task. Hope it helps.

rafiu, Search MSDN on Internet for System.Diagnostics.Process class. You can use Process.Start() to start an external process and Process.WaitForExit() method to accomplish your task. Hope it helps.

aspvbnetnerd, If you are sure that you want to have same implementation for both methods then you can use the following code block. It will solve your problem. Public Interface IDataInsert Sub Init() End Interface Public Interface IDataUpdate Sub Init() End Interface Public Class...

You can find Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Configuration Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools and not directly in Control Panel (for Windows 2000 and higher). If you could not find there, try installing/reinstalling Microsoft .NET Framework. Here...

solo1234, I'm sorry, I forgot to mention that I assumed you have a picturebox named PictureBox1 on Form3 when using above mentioned 2nd code of block.

grnzbra, To change your Visual Studio IDE settings, do the following: Click themenu: Tools -> Import and Export Settings Choose Import selected environment settings option from the currently ope wizard window. Press Next button. Here you may choose to save or not to save your current...

solo1234, You need something like this code block to accomplish your task perfectly. Public Class CustomPictureBox Private Shared m_PictureBox As PictureBox Private Shared m_PictureBoxNumber As Integer = 0 Public Shared Sub PaintPictureBox(ByVal containerFormArg As Form, ByVal...