ne of the VB6 features that are no longer supported in VB.NET is the automated creation of control arrays by simply copying an existing control as many times as required into an array. There is existing literature in MSDN which illustrates how to create control arrays at run time, but
‘ Join a variable number of binary files into a single file” Params:’ – resultFile: the complete path of the result file you want to create’ – sourceFiles: the sequence of files whose content will be joined together” Example:’ JoinBinaryFiles(“D:Test.bin”, “D:Source1.bin”, “D:Source2.bin”,’ “D:Source3.bin”)Sub JoinBinaryFiles(ByVal resultFile As String, ByVal ParamArray sourceFiles()
‘ Return a reference to the control that caused the last postback,’ even from the Page_Load event!’ It requires in input a reference to the posted-back page’ (this is necessary if you want to be able to move this function in a separate ‘ class’ instead of in a page’s
‘/// ‘/// Provides static (Shared) methods to find the’/// ImageFormat for a filename or MIME type.’/// Public NotInheritable Class ImageFormatUtils Private Shared codecs() As ImageCodecInfo Private Shared formats As Hashtable Shared Sub New() ‘// Get a combined list of all codecs Dim encoders() As ImageCodecInfo = ImageCodecInfo.GetImageEncoders() If encoders Is
When you install a new version of the VS.NET IDE, you lose the settings you used in the older version, such as project’s and solution’s defaults, debugging options, fonts and colors, and various options of the VB.NET / C# / HTML / CSS / WindowsForms editors and designers. To migrate
If you do presentations/trainings and have to use VS.NET, and actually want your students to see the text on the IDE’s windows and dialog, you’d be better off changing the default font. You have two ways to do this: Start the IDE by launching devenv.exe with the /fn and /fs