How can I set the width of a form in inches (or cm) instead of pixels?
I want to print the form, so it needs to always be the same dimensions (4" by 6"). I saw some examples for previous versions of VB, but nothing that works in VB10.
I know that you can return the length of a string, which results in the number of characters and spaces. Is there a way to return a width of the string in say, pixels,inches or some unit of measurement.
how to adjust the width of the listview and also the datagridview to the width of the form.Because I want it to be able to follow the form's width and when maximized the form, the listview or the datagridview will also be maximized to the form's width.
Problem in VisualBasic 10 on Windows 7 OS I have a form which has 30 lines for user input in format <textbox for Name> <comboBox for Type> <comboBox for Quality> <NumericUpDown for Amount> At the start of each line is a CheckBox. The intention is this enables/Disables the line. I have associated each object with an Array - eg
Dim Name(30) As Textbox etc and assigned Name(1)=Name1
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ie enable/disable the boxes on a line dependent on whether CheckBox is Checked The Sub for Picked_Changed refuses to allow referenced to the arrays within, even if not generated by the picking of box (see above - it allowed '=Men3.Value' but not 'Men(3).Value', although the button sub is fine with this)
I have a form with a text box in a toolstrip. I would like to make the width of the textbox relative to the form size when the form is resized. The following code works fine except when you click the restore button from a maximized state.
Imports System.Data.SqlClient Public Class ListViewData Public Sub FillListView(ByRef MyListView As ListView, _
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I want all the listview columns to be in auto width. I tried adding the next line of code but then only my first column fills my entering listview width. All other columns are not affected!
This Winforms app has a toolStripComboBox within a MenuStrip container that displays Culture Info languages.The toolStripComboBox's width is not expanding to accommodate the size of the string. The strings are dynamically added to the combobox from underlying code. How do I get the comboboxe's width to expand? Below is an image of the'too narrow' combobox and below that the Properties for the combobox.
In VB.NET for the combo box, I have set the autocomplete mode to "SuggestAppend" and autocomplete source to "ListItems". Its working as expected. But the width of the autosuggest dropdown box is not same as that of combo box and so it looks weird.I tried changing the value dropdown width property but it changes the value of normal dropdown box (seen after clicking down arrow on combobox), and not the autosuggest dropdown box.So what code or property needs to be set to make autosuggest dropdown box the same width as that of combobox width?
I have a drawing program written in VB6 that is capable of printing very thin lines to a laser printer. In VB .net, even though the pen width is set to 1, the thinnest lines are way too "thick". The equivalent line width in VB .net using a pen width of 1 is about the same as the DrawWidth = 4 in VB6. So, my question is, how can I print very thin lines to a laser printer in VB .net?
I made a form with a width of 600 and a height of 600. When to "Paint' event andwrote"e.Graphics.DrawLine(Pens.Blue,0,0,Me.Width,Me.Height). I expected a line from the top left conner to the bottm right corner. NO NO NO it fell short on the x(width) axis. I do not know who came up with drawing in boxes, but I HATE IT.
This might be a simple question, but how do I automatically have my form adjust it's width to the size of the screen on startup? I also need it to dock on the very bottom of the screen at startup, and it needs to stay above all other open programs.
I am using this code which I am checking with the form width size that if they are greater than 672, then do something....
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If Me.Size.Width >= 672 Then MessageBox.Show("the form size is greater than 672") Else
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When the width size is no greater than 672, the messagebox will display that it says "the form size is greater than 672" which it sound didn't looks right for me. What I am trying to do is to check the width size that if they are greater than 672 then display the messagebox that says "the form size is greater than 672", otherwise if the width size is no greater than 672 which is equal, then display the messagebox that says "the form size is no greater than 672".
I'm somewhat new to the vb scene and I have a little problem with a simple browser I'm trying to create. First, the Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load End Sub Private Sub Form1_Resize(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Resize [Code] ..... Now I want the browser portion to fill up the space as the window adjusts, just as firefox or IE would, but I get an error saying both Scalewidth and Scaleheight are not part are not members of 'Web_Browser.Form1'.
when ever the form resizes I want my combobox (placed in a toolstrip) to increase or decrease in length to make sure it fits. Say it's about 500px before the combobox and I need about 200px after it. How would I do this? I've tried the various methods for the textbox, but I can't get it to work with the combobox.
i develop a account software which is also saving picture and picture size in database(sqlserver 2000) . i want to save picture size in inches so i want to get picture dpi(dpi(dots per inches) to make inches. I am using CommonDialog1 vb6 tool to save picture and get size but now CommonDialog1 doesn't get picture inches size but get picture pixels size so i am calculating inches by pixel
I want the ability to auto stretch the listview control column when the form gets resized in vb.net 2008 These are the properties I am mentioning for the ListView now :
I am trying to use a cross cursor and make it the width and height of the form without any luck. I read in a thread i may have to use a custom cursor, is this true? I have tried to re size the Cursors.Cross
With the different screen resolutions out there, how do the rulers in WordPad, OpenOffice.org Writer, Microsoft Word, etc. assure exact inches in printing?
I have a RTB. The entry is generally short, but the user can change the font, font size, bold, color, etc. When I print it, I want to make sure that it does not exceed a single line. In my case 5 inches. How can I measure the length of the RTB.rtf, in inches, as it will appear on the printer?
I have a Panel control where the dimensions of the panel are specified by the user in inches.How do I convert this to pixels so I can set the height and width properties of the control to accurately display on the monitor?From what I have found, there are 1440 twips per inch so I tried something like this:control.height = (userDefinedHeightInInches * 1440) / TwipsPerPixelYTwipsPerPixelY is 15 on my computer. The panel is not displaying at the correct size. It is too large.
I am trying to make a drawing program that you can draw floor plans and the like with vb .net 2010.I know how to use gdi but I need to know how to draw lines that are scaled in inches and feet.Can anyone out there help me out with this problem?I have tried the dpi x and y but it only gives me the resolution which is 96 dpi.
is there any way to stretch a datagrid's control columns so they would take all the space width of the form?I can set datagrid's dock property to bottom so it will take all the bottom by height but the right side of the data grid will stay empty which is not good.If I set datagrid's dock property to right it jumps all over the form...So I need a way to fill up my datagrid's bottom and right (width) side so I would not have empty space.
I need help creating a application that converts inches to feet and vice versa, this problem comes based off of this application I had to create to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice versa--below is the first application. I get the basic idea of how to start, but Im having trouble with what I should put to start the conversion, what variable? Everything I'm putting in is coming up as error.
Option Strict On Option Explicit On Module TemperatureConverter
What would be the easiest way to have a NumericUpDown control showing a double quote " after the value? It's to represent a distance in inches.From MS Word: InchesNUD.jpg
Anyone got any ideas on how i would go about fading in/out a textbox? Because only forms have opacity properties i was thinking of something like setting the background color to transparent and setting the forecolor of the text to the same as the background color. Then using a timer i could slowly change it to black, etc.