I want a single EXE file that when opened will show a form with a button. Upon pressing the button, the embedded EXE file will be copied to a folder like C: for example. I tried resources, but I can't get it to work. Is it possible to store the actual EXE inside of the main EXE?
I am designing an editor program using rtb and i want to add a button, such thet when user clicks the button user shud be able to draw the textbox inside rtb using mouse. How can i do that?
I am writing a C# Windows application program and I'm using an add-on for creating chart in it,but when I run this program on another windows which has .net framework but not that package it does not work and give me exception.I want to know how can I correct this problem even with setup file?and if the answer is setup file then how should I do that?
I was recently asked to do some research on some third party HTML editors to be embedded into our current software (Which is built in VB). I began doing some research, but no luck.I don't know much about building HTML editors, but is this something that can easily be done?From what I've been told, I need something like CKEditor, but not for web use.
Dim serverName As String = "imdprsqlv2\imdprsqlv2" Dim reportpath As String = "c:\program files\ilshistory\loanhist.rpt" Dim myReportDocument As ReportDocument = New ReportDocument() Dim externalbindreport As ReportDocument = New ReportDocument myReportdocument.Load(reportpath) CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = myReportDocument
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how I can place a ProgressBar in a Listview? I know I can get the coördinates of the item and place the ProgressBar, but that doesn't work properly. I saw much codes in C++, but not in VB.NET. Does anyone has a Control or a Code for this?
I have developed an application. And in that i need to embed a player (QuickTime player) to play .avi and .mov files.I choose QuickTime player because i need to play the video frame by frame using arrow keys in keyboard...
I have a requirement to display word document in ASP.NET form. Also, the original word format has to be retained. In a nutshell i have to embed a word document in a web form programatically.
I am working on a simple text editor for medieval Latin and I have a custom medieval Latin ttf that does exactly what I want. My question is: How can I embed that font into my text editor so that it can ONLY use that font, and so that when I send my text editor app to others they can start using it right away without having to download any fonts?
I have written a small application that uses a dictionary file (txt file) which is stored in named directory currently.Can I embed the txt file into the project, so that i can distribute to people and not have the need for a separate text file.If this isn't possible, How do i publish the application so that it includes the txt file?
I'm providing a link button in my page (which contains a datagrid) so that when the user clicks on it they will be able to see the contents of the datagrid in a separate excel file. I provide the user with the option of attaching documents while they use my application. I would want that particular attachment to be embedded into excel document along with other contents. I don't want to specify the link(location) where the attachment is present.Instead I would need the attached document itself to be embedded into the excel file.
I've used ILMerge in the past when I needed to include the DLL's my assemblies depended on and only have to distribute a single exe file.Jeffrey Richter recently posted some c# code that allows you to embed the DLL's and load them from a byte array as embedded resources.[URL]Here's the code sample he gives(in c#), I'm just not sure how to handle the event in VB.net since among many things the sub main is semi hidden and my lack of the appdomain knowledge
Embedding exe's in a form, into a Panel, for example, is fine, for such apps as notepad.exe, calc.exe, etc, but NOT for cmd.exe which throws an exception, because it is not a UI. This code demonstrates: Form with one button and one panel:
I'm a Flash developer myself and I decided to put some of my work in Visual basic Apps. I remember doing this a few years ago and I tried it today and it didn't really work out.I know you need to add the shockwave flash object function in the toolbar.And then drag it on your form.But I can't seem to find the function where to select my .swf (flash movie file) in the properties panel.Yes I already tried googling it and I only find the ones that are made in VB6.
how to set the URL for a webbrowser control to open a .pdf file that is embedded and currently resides in the Resources folder in the project. I have the 'Build Action' for the file set to 'Embedded Resource'.
ive seen some programming languages which are java based or use jav which allow you to program applications which can then be embedded or executed within a webpage. so for example you could make a small app which showed an animal which followed the mouse cursor and made a sound when you press mouse button. So is this possible with vb.net? (or is that what asp is for?
im creating a stock management system for a cycle shop and i had a thought about creating an interactive help video e.g.
how to add a customer - featuring the steps shown and how to handle errors. I have seen tutorials for flash player embedding but im unsure as to whether they have it installed on their workstation.
How would i go about streaming a video that is stored in the debug folder of the program onto a live form that includes stop, pause, play and volume buttons?
I have an email function that needs to embed images into the email. I get the mail into my pickup but the mail still asks me to "Show Images/Download Images". Some how the images are not being properly embedded. I'm not sure what needs to be changed the examples I find on a lot of sites is very basic and vague.
Additional info for clarity: This function will either download the images via url or embed them. This is determined via an external xml parameter. The physical path for the images, which replaces the URLs, is also in the xml.
Code: Private Function SendEMail(ByVal fromemail As String, ByVal toemail As String, ByVal format As String, ByVal subject As String, ByVal message As String, ByVal promoMail As Boolean) As String
I would like to use the transactions commit/rollback against a sql server rdbms within a VB 2010 module. I understand how these can be executed within a Transact-SQL session, but cannot seem to be able to code them correctly within VB as these are more like DDL statements.
I have an email function that needs to embed images into the email. I get the mail into my pickup but the mail still asks me to "Show Images/Download Images". Some how the images are not being properly embedded. I'm not sure what needs to be changed the examples I find on a lot of sites is very basic and vague.
Additional info for clarity: This function will either download the images via url or embed them. This is determined via an external xml parameter. The physical path for the images, which replaces the URLs, is also in the xml. [Code]
Consider the following mock-up image I've created:I am new with working with InfoPath and I was curious if anyone knows how to embed an instance of InfoPath inside of a winform, so users can fill out the form without launching the InfoPath application.
I have some experience of using paypal with an asp.net website, however this issue has me really stumped.Root of the problem: You cant embed the html form for the paypal button inside your page form.
Original solution: Originally my website was using multiple aspx pages so I could simply arrange my form tags so that they weren't embedded inside one another. My website now uses a master aspx page which draws in different ascx controls. This means that I do not have the option of arranging the form tags around the page so need a work around.
NB. I have looked all over the place for simple solutions but it is a jungle out there, paypal is a nightmare. I did find something on ghost form which is all in c#.