Framework Error - Copied The .exe File From "My Documents...indebug" (Using Win 7)
Sep 16, 2011
I have made a program in Visual Basic 2010 Express. I then copied the .exe file from "My documents...indebug". (Using Win 7) But when I try to run the program on another computer. (Win XP) It says something like "Missing Framework 4.0.30319". The problem is: I can't install Framework updates on that pc. As it's controlled by the admin, and talkin' to the admin is NOT an option.
So basicly, my question is: Is there anyway I can install Framework updates without admin rights. Or maybe make the program run with the current type of FW (2.0 (I think)).
I try to debug my program using the little green arrow and I get an error message saying the .exe file isn't in the indebug directory.Also I try using the "ClearList()" command but it comes up saying it doesn't exist when I have used it in another program.
Our program will start with the help of a FileSystemWatcher object. How can we check or the file is total copied, for example the file is 100 Mbyte it take a time it's ready for use. Idea:
Do While True Try N = testForUse(BigFile) If N = 1 Then Exit Do
Actually this application will run on window start up. what i try to do is to delete the file for certain date. I ask the program to delete file if set date equal to now system date... i also ask the program to check if the file is exist or not. If the file is exists. the program run properly but if the file not exists then on windows start up. .NET framework unhandle problem come out [Code]
I encountered a serious problem while working withclipboard class in VB.NET.I want to simulate cut-copy-paste operation withmy application and Windows Explorer.User can copy files from Explorer and paste it intomy application & vice-a-versa.My question is-How can I determine if user has copied or cut the filesfrom Windows Explorer? I want to differentiate cut & copy.I am using >> My.Computer.Clipboard<<.
Code is below. I am designing this code to transfer a file at a specified time. Right now, I have it sending me an email when it succeeds for test purposes. It will be only when the file copy fails later.
Here's my question: how can I get the program to wait until the file copy is complete to report success or failure? Right now I'm using exists to see if it works, but some other method of checking the file will be built in later. Eventually, this will be deployed to various locations for a bit of automated backup.
2 - Saves the server XML file it into a folder separate from the root folder of the application.3 - Deletes the local XML file in the root folder of the application.4 - Copies the server XML file to the local folder of the application.5 - Opens the application.6 - Closes the updater.Now when the application opens, it reads this XML file in the local folder. When I run it stand alone, it works fine and can find this XML file. However, my problem is when the application is opened by the updater, it can't read the XML file in the local folder. I check for this file doing File.Exists(XMLfilename) and it returns false but like I said, if I close the application and reopen it it works fine.
I'm thinking that for some reason the updater is "locking" this file so my other process can't read it? I can't close the process before I open the original application so I'm not sure what's happening here. My Update Folder is the users ApplicationData folder and the root directory of the application is in the Program Files folder.
This is my code in the updater: Dim ImageDir As DirectoryInfo Dim fi As FileInfo
My vb program r connected to mdf file to allow update, view n delete of database data. The mdf file is located at the in folder. the problem is whenever I run the program, it will automatic copy the mdf file from the in folder to inDebugin folder. All the update n delete is then done on the mdf file located at inDebugin. When I run the program again, it will copy the mdf file from in and overwrite the mdf file at inDebugin. I try to delete the mdf file at in folder but error saying "unable to copy mdf from in to inDebugin".
I am wanting to create a large amount of files all copied from a single original file. I then have a list of names in a listbox that each of of these files will rename to. However I am getting an error saying that the file already exists in the save location even though the files are saving to a totally different folder...
code below.
Dim Counter As Integer = listFileNames.Items.Count Do Until Counter = 0 System.IO.File.Move(txtOpen.Text, txtSave.Text)
I've been asked to get the page counts for documents stored as tif files. What I have now is looping through our third party software to open them and then get the page count. I can't stop the image from flashing and it is very slow. Does anyone know of a way to loop through them quickly and can the page counts (one image can have many documents)?
I have several programs that I wrote in Visual Basic.net 2003 that I run from a server at work. We upgraded to Visual Studio 2008 recently and I converted my code to that version. I rebuilt the .exes and tried to run it from the server. It said I needed to upgrade the framework on the server, which I did. Now when I run the .exe file from the server I get a runtime error:
Runtime Error! Program: d:... This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the applicaiton's support team for more information.
These programs are very important to the day-to-day operations of the company I work for. I did backup the software before converting it, so we're running normally right now, but there are modifications and upgrades I need to make as soon as possible, but cannot due to the programs crashing when I run the on the server.
I have been using MODI component of Office 2007 for extracting text from TIFF documents. It was working fine untill today when I executed my code it gave the error of "OCR: Bad Language" I have not made any changes in code so in tif documents.I am scanning English documents.
I'm struggling to think of a reason why I should be getting an 'Access denied' error when trying to save an Excel document opened through a program written in VB 2010 Express. The program is essentially glorified Excel automation. It converts information from hundreds of Excel documents into a few small text files in order to improve operation speed. The software is designed for use by no more than a dozen or so people in the office who are all editing these Excel documents (through the software), and saving changes. They edit a given document by selecting it in a list in the main form, which then changes the document to writeable and opens it for them. A FileSystemWatcher detects changes in the folder containing the Excel documents so that the aforementioned text files can be updated when the user saves the Excel document.
I am not an expert programmer and am just getting familiar with .NET office automation. I have two questions:
1. For me to create word documents from my code on a server, does word have to be installed on the server? My test server does not have word installed. Is there a way to have the code open word on the user's machine in this case?
2. I am trying out some code for creating word documents. It works fine on my machine. However, when I try to run it on server it gives me an error.. "Cannot create ActiveX component." Is this a permissions issue or related to the fact that the server does not have word installed?
I'm trying to load a .ani file into a bitmap so it can be displayed on a control or on a form. The following code has been paired down from a short 'Download Sample' which I then edited to point to my .ani file. As indicated in the following code, I can load a .gif file, but I can't load a .ani file.
I have a context menu strip, and I need a way to add some kind of file to a folder in my documents. My program will get all the files in that folder then allow the user to pick one of the files. When a file is picked, the file changes the context menu strip completely. I can't figure out how to do this. I figured it could be done with a class library but I guess not. Any help would be great. And some extra info. I need to be able to externally code the file so that when a button in the context menu strip is pressed it does whatever the files tells it to do. How can these things be done?
I am writing a program that needs to be able to copy a directory from C:Folder to a folder inside My Documents.I am aware of the My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments which places the directory in the root of My Documents. I however, want to copy the said folder to 'My DocumentExampleFolderFolder1'
I've been struggling with this problem in VB.net for a while: whenever I try to access the My Documents, My video's or simular in Windows 7, I get an access denied error. The program that uses this code is a file-backup application, so it's important it can access everything. The app has admin rights, using this line:requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false" />
To confirm, I also get a nice UAC popup when starting.The app accesses the files twice. Once to calculate the file size, and once to actually copy the files. Here is the file-size calculation code (that I found online:) Function GetFolderSize(ByVal DirPath As String, ByVal includeSubFolders As Boolean) As Long
I have been trying to find the best way create an Ole Object container of my own with the use of open-file-dialog, a button and a listbox. I just want to attach a file together with current dataset.I get an error that says 'Items' is not a member of 'Systems.Collections.ArrayList
Public Class MainForm Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form Dim alrAttachments As ArrayList
I have created a project in VB.net and its working fine in my machine.But when I provide the exe to my senior to test it shows the initialization error.I came to know the reason that the error is because the microsoft .net framework is not updated in my seniors machine....So there can be a possibility that the framework might not be updated on the client's machine as well.... when the user clicks on the exe file it should check that the microsoft framework is present and updated if not then the exe file should first prompt the user that the microsoft framework is needed and should be updated and start the installation....
For class, I made a screen saver in Visual Studio 2010 but when Windows tries to run it I get the following error: .Net Framework initialization ErrorUnable to find a version of the runtime to run this application. I Copied and pasted the .exe into the Windows/System32 folder and changed the extension to .src. I've tried reinstalling .Net but I still get the same error
All my application does is downloading files and doing string manipulation. I don't think I need .NET 4.0 for that. I changed the framework to 2.0, so more people can use my application without having to install a newer version.[code]...
when I want to install the VB.net from that CD, I can't. it said I should to install framework from the internet. I have install the framework, but when I want to install the VB.net, it still said that i should install the framework. actually,i want to install this VB.net because i want to learn about this compiler more.
I've been working on a new application and realised that I want the target framework to be 3.5 (4.0 isn't rolled out yet). So, I changed it and now when I try and debug I get the following error: "An error occurred creating the form. See Exception.InnerException for details. The error is: Unable to cast object of type 'System.Windows.Forms.SplitContainer' to type 'System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize'." I really don't want to have to delete and recreate the splitContainer....
