http://www.romacocanada.ca/timeout/
This is an effective tool.
or
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-up-family-safety#set-up-family-safety=windows-8
if you are using latest version of windows.
Zameer Abdulla
You can get all the known colors to a combobox, listbox or an array
Imports System.Drawing
Sub LoadColorsInAListBox(ByVal lstColor1 As ListBox)
For kColor = KnownColor.AliceBlue To KnownColor.YellowGreen
lstColor1.Items.Add(kColor)
Next
End Sub
Zameer Abdulla
Then you care correct.
What I am saying there is no one-click solution for anything. If anybody enjoying some facility then someone in the past had taken the pain to create it.
Now in this situation they can have the functionality by copying everything(any how they have to remove project...
Another way is to export the usercontrol as template
File > Export template > Item Template.
You can then import to any project from as adding a new form a class.
Zameer Abdulla
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Then you are wrong jebenson, You can create usercontrols with existing controls. Either make it as DLL or copy the usercontrol from project to project.
I can explain you more if it is required.
You can create component class also. I am no so familiar with that.
here is an example...
Typed datasets? I don't recommend them ever.. I always use the wizards if there is one. In the case of dataset wizard it is opposite.
Better you remake the entire app(code). It is very easy once you understand the basic of untyped datasets.
see the links...
I haven't used this ever, so it is not sure..
see this http://forums.asp.net/t/1642337.aspx/1?How+insert+value+in+nChar+type+field+in+sql+using
and this
http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=100718
BTW, you are using SQL Server then why OleDb instead of SqlClient?
Zameer Abdulla
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