I have a tab, which has an image in it. When an user double click, I need make the panel in that tab invisible and show another image (within the same tab). I finished it. but when I make the panel invisible and image visible, the screen flicks, and it shows a black background tab for a about 1/2 or maybe 1/4 seconds.
Is there anyway of reducing the opacity of a form to 80% but at the same time have my buttons and text boxes to remain unhindered at 100%? When I reduce the opacity of the from the opacity of the text boxes reduce as well. How could I stop this from happening
I have almost 15 forms in vb.net 2005, and i have to validate all them, i am using this [code]...
and is working properly but on each form there are 10 to 15 textboxes, maskedtextbox etc so if i place this code on every textbox so it will be a thounds lines of code? so please assist me that how do i write this code shortly for all forms's textboxes.
For the resize I have a form to reduce and expend image code: Dim source As New Bitmap(Form1.PictureBox1.Image) Dim target As New Bitmap(Size.Width, Size.Height, PixelFormat.Format32bppRgb) Using graphics As Graphics = graphics.FromImage(target) graphics.DrawImage(source, New Size(16, 16)) End Using As far as I know it resizes but when I save I get the default icon image instead of whats in the picture box?
how to reduce file size? for example : i have a video file that size 13MB now, i want to make the video become 500kB even if the video become shorter thant the original. because i just want a little size of it.
I have a system in VB.Net 2003, and that system takes a very long time to load. From the minute I click on the EXE, it takes one minute before the log in screen appear (P4 with 1GB RAM, no other application running). The size of the EXE is 33.2MB. I think the problem is the way I code the program, 1) I declare all the form as obj when I first load the system and I've got over a hundred forms. I try to load them as I need them but it does not work cause forms with sub form would give me an error. 2) I am using dataset as we know dataset is not very efficient but I don't know how else to connect to the database. Is there anything like ADODB in VB6?
i need to reduce an amount of time by x% this is what i have so far [code] as u can see ive taken the hours minutes seconds from the time and stored each in a seperate variable so from 02:30:00 i then divided the hours by 60 and then 60 again to give me the total seconds in the hours and then divided the minutes by 60. i then added all 3 to give the total amount of seconds so now the buildtimetotal variable now holds the total in seconds i now need to reducce this by x% all vars are dimentioned as integers except for buildtimehoursback which is a double the problem seems to be when i try to convert the total seconds back to hours minutes seconds.
I'm using the code below to convert the file size in bytes (test file is 31718 bytes) to KB (30.974609375 KB) but I want to display this to one decimal place (i.e. 30.9 KB). How would I do this in VB.NET?
I am using VS2010 and have an application that lets the user search for an image to store on a SQL database. I want to be able to reduce the size of the image when it passes certain size for obvious reasons.
I have a school project. by selecting an item from combobox it will show 2 pictures and 2 labels. I used a select case first but it didn't work; only for the first item ;do i have to make every pictures and labels invisible which are 30 controls and repeat it in every index? I try the if else but it did not work too.[cod]
I found what seems to be an easy and effective way to reduce the memory consumption of my vb.net app. What I need to know is how "correct" or "proper" is the method I'm using for my application and what exactly is going on behind the scenes that I should worry about? I want to release memory every time a form closes. Here is how I reduce the required memory of my program:[code...]
I have a requirement to consume only the latest two rss feeds (using .NET) to reduce latency in reading RSS. I found plenty of examples to consume RSS. However, I did not find any to limit the feeds being read. And, this is not for a windows forms application.
I created setup file by setup project. I attached with mdf, ldf files in it , SO CAPACITY OF IT AFTER PACKING IS QUITE BIG.I want to reduce its capacity. How can i do that I see some other Setup projects which have attached with mdf ,ldf files but It is not big as SetUp file of me.
1) The user places a handful of image files into a given directory. Could be bmp's, jpg's, etc.
2) The images files will be saved into a 2nd "temp" directory and reduced down to a size reasonable for e mailing (ie. 200kb per file). I'm assuming they will end up as jpg's, so if they start out as bmp's they will need to be converted.If they start out as jpg's, and are just too big, they will need to be shrunk proportionately (ie. if they start out as 12 inches by 18 inches, they will end up as 6 x 9, or something like that).
I've found various bits of code on this forum (and others), but want to hear some opinions about the best way to go about it, assuming there might be as many as ten or twelve files that need to be manipulated. So should I read something into a memory stream (haven't tried that before), or create bitmap objects (seems slow?), etc.
I am working on VB.net multiuser application and when ever my any form open up memory rise and after some time out of memory exception is come.
I am working on VB.net 2008 and sqlserver 2005. I have use very much of shared object so second time it memory allocation is less, but how i can reduce it when form is close or not in use. can i use Garbage collector or Dispose and how i use this functionality ?
I am relatively new to the whole .NET thing, coming from a VB classic background.On my form I have a tabcontrol, with 4 tabs. Most of the code is handled using a shared handler, but for the others I have to write a handler for each.How can I optimize these routines into a single procedure?
Private Sub cboCalc0_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cboCalc0.SelectedIndexChanged 'Page 0 If (Not (IsNothing(trvSignals0.SelectedNode)) And txtSignalName0.Enabled = True) AndAlso trvSignals0.SelectedNode.Level = 3 Then
Is it possible to reduce the version of .net framework of my application. For example: Host using my application have .NET 2.0 I make changes in my app so that it always run as .NET 2.0 not the latest .NET 3.5
Or another idea i have is to deploy .NET 3.5 in installation package i.e. if he runs my app and it detects .NET version and if its not .NET 3.5 then .NET 3.5 installer should open else my app should run.
On the page I have created I have a search facility that if a doctors number is searched it will bring up the doctors details, once search button is clicked the results are displayed in textboxes (I cannot use gridviews because this is not wanted)sample of code placed on the search buttonQuery statement = "SELECT DocNumber FROM tblDoctor WHERE DNum LIKE '%"execute the query and get the resultThe result is converted to string and Execute Scalar is usedDocNum.Text = Result1
Query statement = "SELECT DocName FROM tblDoctor WHERE DNum LIKE '%" execute the query and get the result The result is converted to string and Execute Scalar is used
I have a database designed and implemented using ms sql server 2005. initially, the user has entered the pictures with a very big size because there was not restriction. now when the user is opening the crystal report so it takes alot of time and some time memory full problem occur. now i want to reduce the stored images size using vb.net. is it possible? can you help me.. because there is nothing impossible as per my experence.
I have a database application in which a user can add up to 6 pictures to each record. This pictures are not directly saved in the database but in a sub folder of the applicvation folder. Now, the problem is that lots of the pictures of users were taken on a digital camera with highest resolution - in these days it means that the picture files have a file size of 3MB.I would like to reduce the file size / resolution of the picture, so that the database can load and view this files more smoothly (I am not in need of a thumbnail preview, just want the pictures being a bit smaller).
The way pictures get attached / linked / 'inserted' to a database record is via OpenFileDialog. When a user selects a picture file it gets copied into the applications picture folder and renamed to the record ID of the actual record + number of the pic added.How could I reduce the picture size during adding it (OpenFileDialog / copying to folder)?
That's the function i coded to reduse the quality of an image but its a complete FAILURE it doesnt even make sence (It firstly takes a screenshot of the desktop)
Public Function GetScreenshot() As Bitmap On Error Resume Next For Each MainScreen As Screen In Screen.AllScreens
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How can i achieve a ( 800X600 / 256 Colours ) Image to have the lowest file size possible? Yeah 70KB --> 30KB makes a HUGE! difference. 30KB IS PERFECT!
i wanna know for example if you have a few functions that actually creates a new sqlcommand in it and disposes them after use or is it better to have an sqlcommand at the main function and pass the sqlcommand in byref . and after using it. Juz clear the commandtext and the parameters.[code]