June 29, 2002

The application’s priority – and more in general the thread’s priority – indicates how the application is “important” for the CPU. The more the priority is hight the more the

The .NET framework doesn’t offer any direct way to evaluate an expression that has been entered by the end user when the application is running. However, it is quite simple

In VB6 and previous version, displaying an enumerated value in a group of option buttons is quite simple, provided that the option buttons be grouped in a control array. VB.NET

.NET arrays are object types, thus an array variable is actually a pointer to the object where data is actually stored. For this reason, when you pass an array to

VB developers have always used the #IF compiler directive to include or esclude portions of code from the application. The problem with this directive is that you can easily exclude