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(De)Serialize in other applications
Posted by Marco Trapanese at 6/6/2007 7:26:10 PM
Hi! I wrote a VB.NET application that serializes my classes on a file. Each file contains a different instance of the class (i.e. different values of the properties). If I deserialize files from that application all works fine. Now, I need to deserialize them from my other applications...more >>

Prevent row change Datagridview
Posted by Dinis Correia at 6/6/2007 6:31:04 PM
Hi all, How do I prevent row change in a Datagridview? Is there something like a BeforeCurrentRowChanged with an eventarg that could prevent from changing current row? I'm using datagridview bind with a datatable. (I think old ADO had an event that could achieve this!) TIA, DC ...more >>

Decoding a password
Posted by Diego F. at 6/6/2007 5:27:01 PM
Hi all. I'm using a VB6 function in my .NET application that decodes a digit sequence and should result in a word. The funcion uses Chr function, and I finally get an illegible string (square symbols). How can I convert that to letters, so I can retrieve the original password? -- Reg...more >>

User Defined Class
Posted by CoRrRan at 6/6/2007 4:34:53 PM
I am trying to create a class in Visual Basic 2005 environment to hold all information closely together. There are two variables I want to use, and they look like this: ********************************************************************** clsLayerZ1 | +-> Headers | | | +-> H...more >>

Cancel Changes
Posted by inadsad NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 6/6/2007 2:29:38 PM
Greetings Group: I got a form with multiple controls that are bound to a dataset, with two buttons & next/previous. Simply, add button adds a new record and cancel button undo changes. On add click event button: Me.BindingContext(ds1.Tables("MyTable")).EndCurrentEdit() Me.BindingConte...more >>

Call Stack
Posted by Lou at 6/6/2007 12:18:58 PM
Ok I spent 20 minutes looking the MS help files for something really simple. How do I show the call stack window while in debug. The help files are awful. -Lou ...more >>

VB.Net not building added file
Posted by tshad at 6/6/2007 11:23:22 AM
I am using VB.Net 2003 and have added an existing file to my project but can't seem to get the file to compile and my other file is getting errors when refering to it. The file starts out: ******************************************************* Imports System Imports System.Data Imports S...more >>

Need references for .Net app replicating SQL2005 database to the laptops
Posted by Earl at 6/6/2007 2:35:30 AM
Can anyone point me to some good references for coding a Winforms app to trigger replication (merge preferably) on SQL2005? I'm setting up a scenario where I want my app to allow multiple laptops to synchronize to the distribution SQL2005 database and I'd like to do it either automatically or ...more >>



Synchronized StreamWriter - Is Flush ThreadSafe?
Posted by Spam Catcher at 6/6/2007 12:00:00 AM
Hi all, I'm accessing a synchronized Streamwriter from potentially several threads to do some logging. Is the Flush command threadsafe too? Should I single thread the Flush command or will the Synchronized streamwriter handle that for me? Thanks!...more >>


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