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  1. Re: Treeview of Directories/files

    Anyone know?

    Can't find much information on this.

    Thanks.
  2. Treeview of Directories/files

    In my solution I have a treeview, each node being eather a directory or a text file within.

    I could create a node manually for every directory/file but I wanted to keep it dynamic, if I chose to...
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    Re: Reading A textFile to a LAbel

    I took this code from an application I have been working on, I believe its what your looking for.

    Each chapter/topic will need its own txt file, for instance Computer.txt.

    Create a new folder...
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    .net converter

    Is there a program that can convert .net applications into another format, so those without .net framework can still use the applications you create?

    Thanks
    Chris
  5. Viewing folder contents in a form

    Anyone know how to view folder contents inside a form?
    I would want to keep it up at all times.

    Thanks a ton,
    Chris
  6. Viewing folder contents in a form

    Which tool would I use to view folder contents inside of one of my forms..
    I would want to keep it up at all times.

    Thanks,

    Chris
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    Re: Renaming Files

    Awesome, got it.

    Thanks a ton guys.

    Chris
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    Re: Renaming Files

    Craig do you have a snipit of code as an example of how it works?

    I am stil pretty new to vb and not familiar with system.io.file.move

    Thanks
    Chris
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    Renaming Files

    I want my program to search a directory for a specific extention, then rename everything with that extention.

    What would be the best technique to do this?

    Right now I am able to open the file,...
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    Treeview instead of ComboBox

    I am familiar with the use of ComboBoxes, but unfamiliar with Treeview.

    Here is an example of what I am trying to do.

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    Private Sub...
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    Re: Turn a string into object

    I'm using work pc for forums, and laptop for code.

    In trying to explain to you what I wanted, I wrote the code freehand, then really looked at what I typed..

    I think what I typed will work.
    ...
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    Re: Turn a string into object

    Here is more detailed example of what I am trying to do.




    -----------------------------------------------------
    Dim iAttribute as Interger
    Dim x, y as Control

    Private Sub Attributes()
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    Turn a string into object

    Instead of writing this code each time

    btn1.Text = "Hello"
    btn1.Text = "Hello"
    btn2.Text = "Hello"
    btn3.Text = "Hello"
    btn4.Text = "Hello"
    btn5.Text = "Hello"
    btn6.Text = "Hello"
    btn7.Text...
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    Re: textbox

    Not sure what your asking.

    txtbox1.text = "! @ # $ % ^" ?
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    Re: Impossible Error

    Are you familiar with the ListView control?

    Would this work?


    Select Case gp

    Case 1
    pic1.Image = ImageList1.Images(0)
    Case 2
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    Re: Icon & ImageList

    'sbrStatusbar = Statusbar
    'ilstImageList = ImageList

    sbrStatusbar.Panels(0).Icon = Icon.FromHandle(DirectCast('iilstImageList.Images(0), Bitmap).GetHicon)

    Hope this works for you.

    Chris
  17. There has to be a better way to do this

    I am writing a program that helps generate a npc character for a game I play.

    there are 7 different clans, each has 3 different primary disciplines.

    This code semi works, but I am inexperienced...
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