VB2010 Equivalent To VBA Application.ScreenUpdating?
Jul 1, 2011
I'm developing a forms application with VB2010; and I'd like to be able to freeze the screen / form while the code populates the form for display on the screen. Then unfreeze the screen when the form is populated, to display the populated screen text; in a similar way to the VBA commands Application.ScreenUpdating = False and then Application.ScreenUpdating = True.
Is there something like VBA's ScreenUpdating=Off in VB.Net? I mean, I want to manage the underlying data and wish it would not reflect on the screen until the end.
i've been stuck on this for a while and searched many forums first with no solution so i'm posting myself. In VB for excel i've used Screenupdating= false to disable the screen updating however now i'm creating a visual studio 2010 windows forms application and its not showing up as a property. [code] And i get the error 'screenupdating is not a member of 'system.windows.forms.application'.
I'm wanting to use a bit of code to in a VB2010 application, however the code is in VB6. How would I go about converting this from VB6 to VB2010? I've personally never done a conversion of complete code like this.
My problem is when i try to call Application.Run() in a application without a form i get "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." when i run it outside VS. but if ran in debug or release mode it works just fine. i may just be forgetting to setup application right, but ive done it before in this same manor and it worked fine.
Commented out init_timer and init_ready, and now it causes the same error for the myName line. there seems to be something wrong with class Application. btw theres seems to be something wrong with the forum code formatting.
I have made a simple vb application and have used vb 2010 to create it, which all of you would know, uses .NET Framework 4.0. I wanted to use this application at work, however, I found out that my work uses .NET framework 3.5 sp1.
So my question is, is there a way to compile something in VB 2010 that will work on .NET 3.5 sp1? If so, how?
I made a program that makes backups of a database when the user runs the application, etc. But now my new work is to make it as a Windows Service, to run on the days and time that the person choose, how do I do it ? I never created something like this. I got all the code to make the backup, now the problem is to create it as a service.
This is my form to the person choose the days and the hour to the process runs and install it as a service, and when it runs to be minimizated on the windows icons near clock and date and another option on another button to make it a service too, but now to load all the time that the windows starts :s
What are the steps to build and deploy an application using VB2010?Were the deploy package and files are located after the deployment?My experience is deploying under the VB6 enviroment or Install Shield.
Someome knows some utilities that can detect all the API calls of a specific external application? The application I would like to detect is a console application and, being without form, Spy++ don't find it.
[URL] the CodeContextObject property returns a reference to the object from which the currently executing macro or VBA procedure was called. This may or may not be the active object.What's the equivalent in C# or VB.NET ?
In Delphi when we needed to allow the system to finish painting an object or something like that we could add a processmessages that would then let the system finish what it was doing before going on with the code.This was always handy when we wanted to show a message like "Please wait"before the start of a lengthy process.So then. What is the equivalent way of doing this in VB.
So I'm developing an application in VB2010. The idea is to perform CRUD operations (more or less) to an Access2003 Database. The database is relational, yet I haven't grasped the best architecture to make an application to interact with it. I tough doing a Business layer with a domain model would work. Controllers for each Use case (which are basically CRUD operations) would create Domain Layer object. Yet I don't know yet how to manage the mapping of the objects to/from the database.
I've been tasked with the development of a Widows service, and so far i've pretty much got it all done, except I'm looking for the Services equivalent to a forms applications 'Application.ExecutablePath'.I've search the net, and gone through most of the intelesence's item's but cant find it, and acctually have very little idea where else to look for it..
.NET developing and have a simple question, i've been stuck on this for a while and searched many forums first with no solution so i'm posting myself. In VB for excel i've used Screenupdating=false to disable the screen updating however now i'm creating a visual studio 2010 windows forms application and its not showing up as a property. Here's the code i've tried.
anyone knows the equivalent code for App.TaskVisible in VB.net? App.TaskVisible is from VB6 which hides the application in the applications list in task manager and not in the processes list tab.
I am wanting to use an application to package all my files together into a setup package. I have tried InstallShield 2011, but when i click on Visual Basic .net wizard, it tells me I do not have Visual Studio.NET installed on my system. I am currently using VB2010 Express How can I fix this... or is there a better application available for packaging?
I try to transfer a vb6 application to vb2010. In the vb6 I start with a login panel that the user enter uid and password autenticate with the DBServer if ok show application main menu and close the login form. the order of the me.close() after the mainform.show() does not change, The application ends.
Most conversion tools will still use VB6 syntax And so don't many people coming to .NET from VB6 - drives me nuts.Rewrite your program from scratch using all .NET syntax and not legacy VB6 syntax still supported in the .NET world.
I have studied VB 6.0 but have hardly any knowledge of .NET. Can someone please tell me the difference between the three versions namely VB6.0, VB 2010 express and VB.NET?
im using visual basic 2010 express and im wanting to know how i can display the CPU usage (over all CPU usage like you would find on the task manager), the RAM usage, the temperature, and the frames per second all in separate list boxes.I have searched around on the internet for a long time looking for the code's to do this, none seem to be compatible with the 2010 express version.
Im creating a program that shows the CPU usage (already have the code for the CPU usage) frames per second etc, what im needing is the code snippet fordisplayinghe current FPS in a list box, but i also want the FPS to automatically refresh once a second
I am creating an RTF file programatically so that user input can be formatted and I can control the font.There's two problems:
1. vbNewLine doesn't seem to work. I've also tried vbCrLf and that doesn't work either. I just want to introduce another blank line and not sure why it's not working.
2. Is there a way to use tab print positions to format things so they're not all just aligned left, center or right? (like tab(20); something etc..)
Here's my code:
Public Class Form1 Private Property richtextbox1 As Object Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim something As String
I'm using VB2008 SP1 Express Edition, but I want to install VB2010 Beta 2 Express Edition. I use Vista but next week I'm going to install Windows 7, Could this harm my Windows 7 Installation?
I know that AndAlso is equivalent to && and OrElse is equivalent to ||. But what is the cleanest way to achieve the equivalent of Visual Basic's And and Or in C#?For example, consider the following VB.NET code.The ValidateForControl method performs some validation and returns whether the state of the specified control is valid. The entire input form is valid if all controls are valid. However, each control must be individually validated even if one is invalid (which requires the operator not to short-circuit). Visual Basic's And operator is perfect for this situation, but unfortunately there's no equivalent operator in C# as far as I know (&& short-circuits).
What I am trying to do is to check if a value matches one of two numbers (and easily be able to add to the numbers to compare to). Rather than doing a longer-winded way such as: [Code] I have found that this only works when SectionID is 2 or PageID is 8. If SectionID is 3 or PageID is 12 then it doesn't work. Why is this and what can I do to try to get around the problem?