[2005] Write A Program That Will Open A Solidworks File In EDrawings?
Jan 17, 2009
I'm trying to write a program that will open a solidworks file in EDrawings and print it and so far the only way I can find to do that with an edrawings ActiveX Control displayed on my form.Does anyone know if it's possible to print drawings via EDrawings 2009 without the ActiveX Control having to be displayed on the form as that is drastically slowing down my program?
I am trying to write a program using the API for SolidWorks in .NET. My first problem is setting 'set swApp = Application.sldworks', the last line of code.It is my understanding that this is simply defined as an installed application on my system (which it is), and does not even use the SolidWorks API to accomplish. Though this syntax is used in many VB6 options, i am getting a syntax error.I have tried it without the 'Set' in front, no help there.
Option Strict Off Option Explicit On Imports System Imports System.Windows.Forms
I am trying to use the open file dialog box in VB 2005 to open up an existing txt, or rtf file from a directory into a rich text box. I am able to get the Open file dialog to appear and the directories, but when I try to open the file it doesnt import it into the text box. Here is the code I am using
i want to write a program and set it as default to open .txt files so when i double click on a text file that it opens in that program and displays the text into a RichTextBox
my question is how do i display the text in the RichTextBox after opening the program through a double click on a text file?
I am trying to write a simple program which will simply have buttons to open spreadsheets, and a search facilities to look for spreadsheets with a title which is an invoice number. I have my basic forms layed out, all a need now is help with the code.
I am using Visual Basic 2008 Express, and just need a line of code for a button to open an application/spreadsheet. Also, is it possible to have a search box open a file automatically?
I would like to open the excel file after create the excel file. The creating file function is done, but the system unable to open the excel file. My coding as below:
Dim xlApp As Excel.Application Dim xlWorkBook As Excel.Workbook Dim misValue As Object = System.Reflection.Missing.Value
Is it possible to intercept any program write (to file/registry) commands and prompt the user to allow, while pausing the other program's command? Antivirus thing. I know, this seems impossible. But there must be a way! Even if it's just possible to notice what's happening and save another copy of the to-be-affected file first...
I have written a program that reads a 3rd party .txt file database. In one of the fields "City" the 3rd party adds a city abbreviation code. Example [code[The probelm is now the 3rd party has added an additional abbreviation Sacramento (Sac)(City)..They dont always have the addional abbreviation so I am trying to determine what is the best way to write a program that would handle the different situations.
So I want my program to open up an empty notepad window, and then fill it in and let the user save it as whatever they want. Is this possible in VB .NET, and if so, do you have any pointers? Note: I don't want to save to write to a file and then save it. I know how to do that. I want to write to a notepad window (an unsaved file). I hope this makes sense and I hope it's possible.
Reading a .txt file in VB.net. My file path is C:UsersMyLilMulePepeDocumentsVisual Studio 2008Projectscurtain_calls.txt.
This is my line of Dim LoanOptionsFile As String = "C:UsersMyLilMulePepeDocumentsVisual Studio 2008Projectscurtain_calls.txt"
I can read the file when I run the program, but how do I write the file path so that someone else can download my program and file and read the file on their system?
Is it possible to make a program intercept and stop certain write requests? I need it to stop viruses from tampering with an antivirus database. If you can, how do you do it? If not, is there another way to stop viruses from changing the database?
I am using Visual Basic 2010 Express and attempting to get information on how to Open, Close, Read and Write a disk file in Windows using VB. I have attempted to use help on the home page of Visual Basic 2010 Express with no results. It does not give me any instruction or sample.
Let's say, when you click a button it just opens a specified .txt file and adds the data of it to a listbox. I mean automatically, without that file opening dialog showing?
Been trying to get somewhere with this in another thread, but no such look, just keep getting reffered back to the same documentation... If I understood the documentation, I would have fixed it by now:
vb.net Private Sub MakeiSuitePwdFile() Dim text As String =
and I want to edit the value 4375 in line 02 (pos. 4-7) to be 4376.I know I can read it with a streamreader, and write to the end or entire file with streamwriter, but how can i read and write at the same time?
Downloading the entire file to a string and then recreating is NOT an option.
I want to write a line into a text/.cfg file. The line is = name "ishtiak". I need a sapce between name & "ishtiak". The text "ishtiak" is loading from a textbox called textbox1. I dont want in the text box my name like this "ishtiak" it will be without "" like this ishtiak but in the text file it will add "" before & after my name.
So the question is 1. How to add space between name & "ishtiak"? like this = name "ishtiak" 2. My textbox text will be ishtiak,but it will be written like this "ishtiak"
Here is My Project Screen & Project Code Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim thefile As String = "C:append.cfg" Dim lines() As String = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines("C:append.cfg") lines(4) = "name" & TextBox1.Text System.IO.File.WriteAllLines("C:append.cfg", lines) End Sub
I have an application that currently stores PDF files (and others) inside the database as BLOBs. The trouble with this method is that I've now got SQL Server databases in excess of 200 GB! I've finally figured out a way to still enable full-text search without needing to store the PDF files as BLOBs (yay! Adobe's iFilter isn't great.), but I'm having trouble designing the method for a client to get access to the files stored on the server's file system.
I want to place the files in a restricted directory on the server, so I can't simply pass a UNC path to the client and let them open the file from there either in a browser or using Process.Start(filename). I understand how that would work, but if that directory has user access granted, all sorts of security holes open up, right?So, what I'm thinking about is a way to have a SQL Server account that has read/write access to/from the protected file system directory. That way (in my mind), the SQL Server can take a file as it's loaded in through the import client (as a series of byte chunks) and write the file to that area of the filesystem. Then, when a file is requested, the SQL Server can bulk load the file into a varbinary(max) field and do whatever I want with it.
1. How can SQL Server take a stream of bytes and write them to a specified location on its local file system? (This is assuming that I want the import utility to be able to be run on a client machine and not require it to be run on the server itself.)
2. Is there any way to stream a varbinary(max) file to a web page out of SQL? I'm using a lot of PDF files that will have Fast Web View enabled, so if I can stream the bytes to a web page, the user will be able to see the first few pages of the document while the rest is loading. I thought about having the SQL Server read (bulk load) the file from the protected area and write it to an unprotected area just long enough to point a web browser to that location, then wiping the file, but that brings me back to #1 above and would THEN require me to be able to issue a delete command from SQL.
I am writing a schema.ini file to be created onthe fly and want to make file name a variable but cant seem to get the brackets as required by schema.ini file
Dim fn As String = Me.OpenFileDialog1.SafeFileName writer.WriteLine([fn])
The program opens with the correct registry value, but the program itself does not run quite right. This program feeds into Intergraph and brings up the selected drawing, but there is a feature of intergraph that doesn't work. If I manually start ( double click ) pdsicon.exe the program works just fine. It only when I call the process that it doesn't work quite right.
i am a beginner and trying to write a program that can convert .dwg file into .xml file format.i am familiar with visual studio 2008, vb.net and autocad 2007.my question is what do i need to do or learn to start this project?
I want to write the data to a file which in an format that is only understandable by my program, and if any one opens it in notepad must not be able to read(understand) it.