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Problems adding VS 2005 extensions
Posted by Dave at 11/28/2006 10:54:36 PM
I am running vs.net 2005 on an updated XP SP2 system.
I just added the .Net 3.0 framework as well as the "Windows SDK for Windows
Vista" just fine.
I think I am supposed to add the two VS 2005 extensions for .Net Framework
3.0 for WWF and for WCF and WPF. Problem is I get an unspecified er... more >>
how to reference a control
Posted by Leo Leys at 11/27/2006 2:23:01 PM
Hi,
If the control's name is stored in a string one can iterate through the
controls collection of a form to access the control.
dim s as string="chkIsValid"
dim chk as CheckBox
for each ctl as control in me.controls
if typeof ctl is CheckBox andalso ctl.name.tolower=s.tolower then
c... more >>
Package Load Failure in VS
Posted by BBM at 11/27/2006 11:16:02 AM
Hi,
I get the following message error message when I try to view the designer
for a user control. This particular control is one coded by someone else and
imported into my project (three separate files - .vb, .Designer.vb, .resx).
When I create my own forms and controls, the designer se... more >>
no COM references listed in Add Reference Dialog
Posted by Derick Beckwith at 11/26/2006 6:49:28 PM
I have searched MSDN and the web for answers to this problem but no luck. I
have VS.Net 2003. I want to add a COM reference to my C# project so that I
can automate Excel from my app. But the COM tab of the Add Reference Dialog
is completely empty, no objects listed, no vertical scroll bar. Th... more >>
Good book for an absolute beginner on VB.net or 2005 with databases
Posted by weight gain 2000 at 11/25/2006 4:09:21 PM
Hello all!
I'm looking for a very good book for an absolute beginner on
VB.net or VB 2005 with emphasis on databases. What would you
reccommend?
Thanks!
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My.Settings versus AppSettingsReader in solutions with multiple project config files
Posted by bri NO[at]SPAM northfieldbham.freeserve.co.uk at 11/24/2006 2:52:43 AM
All,
I've trawled the net for an answer to this particular query and have so
far come up blank.
The situation is that I have a business object component (call it
Business.dll) which I want to use as part of a number of applications,
developed using VS2005. For the moment, I want to deploy i... more >>
Fast computer for Visual Studio development
Posted by Tom van Stiphout at 11/22/2006 10:08:25 PM
I find my 2 year old Dell Precision (typical config 1 GB RAM, 2 SATA
drives, 3Ghz CPU, built-in Video) sluggish at best while working in
VS2005. We exclusively write business productivity software, no gaming
or CAD or otherwise high-end stuff.
For example on an ASPX page switching from Source ... more >>
using in VC++6 a dll created from C#
Posted by stesvis at 11/22/2006 5:26:05 AM
hi, i created a DLL from VC# and tried to use it in VC++6.0.
the problem is that VC++ needs also the .lib file, but VC# does NOT
generate it.
is there a way to generate a .lib file from C#? ho can i use a dll in
VC++ having the .dll file, but not the .lib?
thanks!
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