I am trying to simulate the Microsoft Excel "Freeze Panes" function on a Visual Basic .NET form using two ListView controls.
Key_ListView: The control on the left will have one column entitled "Key" and have a numerical value.
Data_ListView: The control on the right will have about 30 columns...
Q. How can I close an MDI child form programatically, as opposed to the user closing the form with the top-right X?
Here is the scenerio.
- I have a listview control that lists inventory items.
- Each item contains the path to a .jpg file.
- When the user selects a listview item, I create a new...
When I set the .enabled property of a radio button to false the forecolor turns to this annoying turquoise looking color by default. How can I get the color to remain black?
I am using Microsoft Excel 2003 on my computer in development. I added the COM reference for "Microsoft Excel 11.0 Object Library". Via VB .NET 2003 I create and Excel file without a hitch. My users have Excel 2003 and possibly earlier. I have no problem creating the Excel files but they get...
I cannot seem to end a Microsoft Excel process. I create the Application, Workbook and Worksheet in that order. I load the worksheet data and save the workbook. I make the application visibile and pass usercontrol to it, then close (set to nothing) the Worksheet, Workbook and Application in...
Here is a frustrating problem I've been experiencing while developing a windows application in VB .NET 2003 Standard. I have a Tab Control which I've added tab pages to with unique content to each page. the Tab Control has 12 tab pages in the TabPages collection. I use the TabPage Collection...
I am running VB .NET 2003 Standard. I have a project that has several forms and I need to move from form to form in a natural flow. When I want to open a new form I use the code:
Dim oForm As frmNewForm1
oForm = New frmNewForm1
oForm.Show()
oForm = Nothing
When that is executed the new form...
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