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Re: Del row from Datagrid Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 5:30 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 5:30  Should be easy enough. Handle the DataGrid KeyPress event. When the event fires, you're code show put up a modal dialog box (.ShowDialog()) asking if it's OK or not. If it is OK, set the eventargs parameter to False before your handler exits, otherwise set it to True to stop the keypress from reaching the DataGrid control and having it delete the record. KeyPress event[^] RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Please this is important - printing!! Shrex22-Dec-04 3:09 Shrex 22-Dec-04 3:09  I have a label where data is outputed into it. I want to know how you are able to print that data out or send it to the printer when like a user clicks on a button called "print". thanks Re: Please this is important - printing!! Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 5:18 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 5:18  Patience! Since we all answer questions on a part time basis, and don't get paid to do so, just screaming for our free time... Now, you've given a vague description of what you want to accomplish, and it would appear that you haven't written any code to try this out yourself. All we can do is suggest that you read up on printing to see what methods are going to fit your needs. Start with Windows Forms Print Support[^]. This should give to a good start on how to implement printing in your code. BTW: The fastest answers come from your own research. Not sitting on a board waiting for someone else to do it for you. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Please this is important - printing!! Shrex22-Dec-04 6:50 Shrex 22-Dec-04 6:50  Man you're being rude. First i have done alot of research, secondly i have tried out different ways, I tried Printdocument, PrintDialog in the windows forms, but i keep getting an exception error! My question was very specific, i wanted to only print out a label in a FORM as data is outputted into it not the whole form. P.S. i am not holding a gun to your head forcing u to give me an answer. Its all voluntary, you don't have to reply. thx for the reply anyway. Re: Please this is important - printing!! Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 7:16 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 7:16  Rude is posting the same question day after day until someone answers you... What's the exception you're getting and what does the code that's doing your printing look like? RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Please this is important - printing!! J4amieC23-Dec-04 0:23 J4amieC 23-Dec-04 0:23  Shrex wrote: I want You know, I tell my 4 year old niece "I want's never get" when she uses this phrase. I would say your post was a great deal more rude than the response you accused of the same. Change data report to landscape widhie_prihatna22-Dec-04 1:27 widhie_prihatna 22-Dec-04 1:27  Hi... where can i change the properti, to set data report to landscape style..?? thx, :::Widhie::: Re: Change data report to landscape Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 4:54 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 4:54  You don't, there is no such property on the DataReport object. If you want to print Landscape, you'll have to change the ReportWidth of the DataReport object and handle the landscape conversion when you setup your print job. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome MDICLIENT Member 125367922-Dec-04 0:00 Member 1253679 22-Dec-04 0:00  HAi I want to get the client area of MDI Form if the form contains childforms and panels . I got the client area if only forms and other controls r there but when i place the panel, The panle is also including the client area Plz any can help me lakshmi kala MDICLIENT Member 125367921-Dec-04 23:53 Member 1253679 21-Dec-04 23:53  HAi I want to get the client area of MDI Form if the form contains childforms and panels . I got the client area if only forms and other controls r there but when i place the panel, The panle is also including the client area Plz any can help me lakshmi kala Re: MDICLIENT Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 5:35 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 5:35  What? This doesn't make any sense. The MDIClient area is essentially a control on the MDI Parent form. Are you trying to get the control or the dimensions of the Parent form client area? Explain exactly what is on your form and what you want to get at. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: MDICLIENT Anonymous22-Dec-04 17:15 Anonymous 22-Dec-04 17:15  HAi WHat u have told is correct but when i place the panel ,The panelarea is including in the mdiclient area how to get the panel out of the client kala Demodulating and displaying a FM modulated ECG signal yeechairen21-Dec-04 20:11 yeechairen 21-Dec-04 20:11  I'm trying to demodulate FM modulated ECG signals picked up from the PC soundcard using VB and subsequently diplaying the it in a GUI. It has been been to AM modulated ECG signals and i was wondering if anyone has pointers on how i can do so to FM modulated signals? Re: Demodulating and displaying a FM modulated ECG signal Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 1:05 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 1:05  One word man: Google Try this[^] for some results What your asking has nothing to do with VB/VB.NET. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome List file on FTP nitin_ion21-Dec-04 19:30 nitin_ion 21-Dec-04 19:30  I've been able to log on to ftp server but i am not able to get the list of files on FTP server. Re: List file on FTP Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 4:01 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 4:01  Well, you've given us just about no information to help you with. What does your code look like? Are you using any 3rd party components to handle the FTP connection? Or are you using your own FTP handler that your writing? ... Normally, the command you send to the FTP server is either going to be "ls" or "dir". LS will give you the list of files and DIR will give you the same list with date/time, directory or file size. You'll have to parse this up yourself to get the information you need. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome RegEx to parse VB.NET source (STILL NEED ANSWER PLEASE) cnurse21-Dec-04 14:28 cnurse 21-Dec-04 14:28  As an excercise in regex, I'm trying to parse various elements of VB Source, so please don't recommend I buy Programmar, or some such tool, coz I won't learn anything. I also have Expresso. OK, I am trying to capture code in a namespace, even if there are nested namespaces, so given the text of... Namespace First Enum FirstEnum MyVal End Enum Namespace Second Enum SecondEnum MyVal End Namespace End Namespace I would expect to be able to get the outer namespace as one capture and the inner namespace as a second capture. Any straightforward pasting of a regex which works, rather than splinters of things you think might work, would be really appreciated. Explanations of how they work would be a bonus, but expresso's analyzer will help me understand to some extent. Thanks guys and have a great XMAS. Nursey Converting text to date Member 159547221-Dec-04 10:09 Member 1595472 21-Dec-04 10:09  Can someone help me out with this. I want to have the user enter a date in the textbox and then on LEAVE validate and convert it to gregorian format. Example: Enter 01011995 in the text box and return 01/01/1995 OR 1195 or 111995 The code below worked until last week when I rebuilt my system; now it no longer works and I can't seem to find a way of making it. dim mydate as string mydate = Format(Me.editHireDate.Text.ToString, "Short Date") Arnie Re: Converting text to date cnurse21-Dec-04 15:00 cnurse 21-Dec-04 15:00  Arnie, try this simple change... mydate = Format(cDate(Me.editHireDate.Text.ToString), "Short Date") Nursey Re: Converting text to date Member 159547222-Dec-04 4:47 Member 1595472 22-Dec-04 4:47  cnurse wrote: Arnie, try this simple change... mydate = Format(cDate(Me.editHireDate.Text.ToString), "Short Date") Nursey I appreciate the input. I used your idea/code (even took off the "ToString") and still *&*^*& What I'm getting in return is what has caused me to look at options, settings and so on... "Cast from string "01151995" to type 'Date' is not valid. Arnie Re: Converting text to date Dave Kreskowiak21-Dec-04 16:34 Dave Kreskowiak 21-Dec-04 16:34  Like cnurse said, but why does everyone execute .ToString() on something that's ALREADY A STRING! A .Text property always returns a String. Can someone explain to me, the purpose of converting a String to a String? Sorry, one of my pet peeves. Oh! And using Me to death pisses me off to! It's completely unnecessary... mydate = Format(cDate(editHireDate.Text), "Short Date") RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Converting text to date cnurse21-Dec-04 16:55 cnurse 21-Dec-04 16:55  Dave, LMAO! I have the same pet hates, but sometimes until somebody says "you don't need to" people's habits remain the same. I remember prefixing ME. in vb4 actually slowed it down coz the stupid environment even resolved the referemce too! so funny. Another one of my pet hates is people not coding with Option Strict. There are lots of others and so little time hahahaha Have a good XMAS mate. Nursey Re: Converting text to date Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 0:43 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 0:43  Well, Option Strict I don't have a problem with, because sometimes it goes get in the way. For example, you can't use any late binding with it turned on. It's very helpful to turn that off when you using WMI. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Converting text to date OICU81221-Dec-04 21:29 OICU812 21-Dec-04 21:29  Dave Kreskowiak wrote: Oh! And using Me to death pisses me off to! It's completely unnecessary... LMAO...But Intellisense makes it so useful to help remember all those names that I forget! Re: Converting text to date Dave Kreskowiak22-Dec-04 0:43 Dave Kreskowiak 22-Dec-04 0:43  What? You can't remember your own object names!? RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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