I am loading an image on picturebox, then trying to paint some particular pixel but it does not work for the tif image that I have. I got the following error message "SetPixel is not supported for images with indexed pixel formats."
Error Message: "This server version is not supported. Only servers up to Microsoft SQL 2005 are supported VB.NET" I am using VB.NET 2008 and attempting to connect to SQL Server 2008 with XP as the operating system. I have service pack 1 installed in Visual Studio but this error message presists. The articles I have read on this error said to install sp1 as a solution but I have done that and the error persists. FYI, the error does not occur when I am using code to connect to SQL Server but when I attempt to connect using one of the designer wizards this error occure.
Is there any way to make VB.NET to accept for all Date Formats as in VB6.0...I'm upgrading VB6.0 applications to VB.NET... Here I'm finding the Functionality difference due to VB.NET feature which goes for System date Settings.I tried using CultureInfo. But it also specifies only one format at a time..removing this functionality difference
Explanation : IsDate("MM/DD/YYYY") Returns False if the system date setting is of "DD/MM/YYYY"
although this topic has been posted for many times, I still can't figure out how to copy multi formats in clipboard.For example, I have a class called "Meta" and it contains data of a drawing. So if someone copy it to the clipboard, it should contains the original data of the class in a custom format called "drawing", a metafile of the drawing and a bitmap in case some app can't read metafiles. How exactly can I do?
I wish to avoid duplicate files using content based in any drive. Files may be at any formats . I dont know wat algorithm s used for fast search and how to compare all data formats.
I am completing a project for varsity and have done a lot of research on this topic but I can't seem to find the solution that I need. I am using Visual Studio 2005 and .NET Version 2.0. Here is the formatting they want me to use for the Cost Price textbox:"In your form, it should not be possible for a user to enter a cost price of 123.456 nor $123.45 (since we work in Rands and we also dont want to store the $ symbol nor do want the user to type a decimal point or a comma). Make sure that the cost price field has the following format: R ###. ## (where a user only has to enter the numbers)."
I looking for right code to proportional resizing images in different formats in this peace of code. I would like when this will go through folder to folder.
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click For Each File As String In Form1.rt.Items Dim foundFileInfo As New System.IO.FileInfo(File) Dim a As String = tB1.Text & "Gallerymanje" & foundFileInfo.Name Dim b As String = tB1.Text & "Galleryvece" & foundFileInfo.Name My.Computer.FileSystem.CopyFile(File, a, True) My.Computer.FileSystem.CopyFile(File, b, True) Next Close() End Sub
I am a little programmer in .net. I have a problem with opening flv files in my system. I want to make a software in .net which can open these files. If these files could be converted to wmv or any windows supported software I could open them & to be glad for new coding. Is this possible?
I would like to ask if you guys know how to convert 1 to 00001? For example, I have an item in my database with an ID of 00001. When I add another item again, it must increment already to 00002. But when I try adding one, the next ID saved is just 2. The zeros aren't on the left side.
The code is shown below da = New OleDbDataAdapter("select * from booklet", con) cb = New OleDbCommandBuilder dt = New DataTable
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The output in the database after the 00025 is 26 up to 50 only. If I add another again, it's just another 51-75 only. I can't seem to save it on a format like the 1st series of ticket number that I've added directly on the database with the format of 00001-00025.
If mystringvar length is less than 10, it gets spaces padded as expected. If myStringvar length is greater than 10, it is still displayed in its entirety and results in everything after being pushed out of their proper place. Is there something in the formatting codes that I can include to ensure that only 10 characters would be displayed? I could write my own function for dealing with it, but I'd like to avoid as much custom coding as possible, ya know?
I am working on a program. I've got the following Private Sub frmTabel_Activated(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Activated Dim strHoofding As String strHoofding = "Geleend bedrag : " & _ strRechtsUitgelijnd(Format(glngBedrag, "‚¬ #,##.00"), 15) & vbCrLf & _ [Code] ..... What it should do is placing the four formats but I am only getting result from glngBedrag' Like this: [URL]
I have a lot of keyboard keys stored in different formats. For example, "Up" may be stored as a string, as a decimal (200) or as hex (C8). I need to convert all of this different representations to strings so they can be easily understood by the user, and then back again when I save them.When I capture the key press using the KeyDown event, I can grab the decimal value from KeyEventArgs.KeyCode, which can easily be converted to hex if needed.
I don't know if this forum is the appropriate place for the question, but here it goes.I need a hand of someone who knows "iTextSharp" - it was created mainly to build PDFs, but I am using "PdfReader" function to retrieve all the plain text out of existing PDF files, in my VB.net project.
I have a custom business object which overloads the .ToString() function. It also implements IFormattable.ToString, so I can define my own custom formats.This approach seems to work everywhere in my app, except .rdlc reports. For example, I have a text field on a report with the following expression:
=Fields!MyField.Value.ToString("lr")
"lr" is a custom format I have created. When running the report I always get #Error as the output. I've placed breakpoints in my .ToString function and stepped through the code as the report is running, and I know the function is returning the correct value, but the report just doesn't seem to be capable of receiving and displaying it.
I know that you can create custom formats for the DateTimePicker control, and I've googled this but is there any way that you can allow a user to only select Sunday dates in a Month with this control?
What international organisations exist for agreeing a standard or standards for communications, file formats and so forth?I know for instance you can apply to a company like.>>URL}..to get a barcode.
For more see.>> http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&source=hp&q=how+do+you+get+a+barcode&fp=9b029eaa092cce63
Using OLE and Jet, you may receive errors when saving system dates and times to databases in different regions.Consider what happens when saving dates and times returned using the Now() function in Canada or the US: the date string "#2010/02/03 08:59 AM#" will save fine. If using 24 hour time, the string "#2010/02/03 08:59#" will also save fine.
If you change your system region to Spanish (Peru) or Spanish (Mexico), the ante meridiem changes from "AM" to "a.m." (or "p.m."). The date string becomes: "#2010/02/03 08:59 a.m.#"Note that this will NOT save correctly to the database and throw a System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException. The workaround we use is: Public Function clean_date(ByVal strDate As String) As String Dim str_buffer As String
I have a program (below) which runs an SQL query on an Access database to bring back records based on the date a user selects. This issue seems to be that US date formats are the only date formats that SQL queries accept. I may be wrong, but this is my understanding. All my dates in the database are in EU date format (dd/mm/yyyy). What happens when i run my code is that I can not access a record with the date of 08/05/2010 unless the input date is 05/08/2010.
Within Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options, there is a Formats tab, with a drop down of all possible language formats. I wish to retrieve this list using VB.NET. Could anyone point in the direction of which Windows API call to use?
I have 2 tables : product (as parent) and sales (as a child).
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product_id at the product table is pK for product table. transaction_id at the sales table is pK for sales table . product_id at the sales table as fK, which a reference to the product_id of product table All my tables are stored in the dataset. How do I get the data from these datasets can I view on the DataGridView with a different layout formats, as follows.
I have a variable which I called ElapsedTime. I press a button and it displays the time in seconds since clicking the button, into a label . I did it with HTML Private Sub Timer2_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer2.Tick LblElapsedTime1.Text = ElapsedTime ElapsedTime = ElapsedTime + 1 End Sub Private Sub BtnStart_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles BtnStart.Click Timer2.Enabled = True End Sub This updates every second a bit like a simple stop watch. Great so far, because I do need the elapsed time (in seconds) for later use in my app. However, whilst elapsed time is being displayed in this label on the screen I want it to be shown in HH:MM:SS format. How can I convert it into a new variable " ElapsedTime2 " so that I can show it in the desired format yet still retain my original " ElapsedTime " variable for later.
I'm running Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express on Windows 7, using a Regional Setting set to New Zealand.
When I enter a date in a NZ format (d/mm/yyyy), the IDE highlights the date and tooltip reports date constant not valid. But it is valid for NZ! Meanwhile, the IDE happily accepts dates in the US format.
I would have expected VB to look at my PCs regional settings and set this as the default format. What is wrong here? I have reinstalled the application, but still have the same problem.
I am trying to add formatted text to a rich text box...
For instance, I want to add a heading as bold ("HEADING: ") and some data after it as regular ("REGULAR Data")...
I'd like to have a couple functions to perform the action.
When I use the below functions to add txt to a single rtf box, I get lines in either all bold or all regular. It doesn't seem to keep the font formatting after it adds text..
Public Function AddRegtxt(ByVal RTC As RichTextBox, ByVal Txt2Send As String) With RTC .SelectionStart = Len(.Text)
Every single time that I want to copy and paste the code that's been color coded, I have to sign into MSDN, choose Insert Code Block, and then Paste my VB.NET Code, choose VB.NET, Click Preview, and Copy and Paste it to an HTML Page, I Want that thing that color codes my VB.NET Code, in order for me to share my work online... I don't want to have to keep comming on here and doing all that just to get the HTML Version of my VB.NET Color Coded CODE..Do you understand what I'm asking...? Where can I get software or HTML that will color code my VB.NET so that I can Copy and Paste it to SeaMonkey's Composer page.