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What good would that be?? How are you going to work with a file of that size?
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negar karimi wrote: i want a pdf file
I highly doubt anyone has anything remotely close to that.
Why is common sense not common?
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A PDF version of MSDN? It doesn't exist. It would be tens of thousands of pages long.
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I don't want A PDF version of MSDN
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Yes, you did:
How I can find ALL the functions in vb.Net and explanation for all of them,
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Even just all the classes would be an unmanageable size list. That is just including the CLR. .NET can access far more that that so you could be reading for a few years, by which time they will bring out an update with even more classes and methods.
Most people learn the basics, then search for appropriate classes as the need arises.
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Are you saying that you want an off-line version that you can read without being connected to the internet? Is that why you want a PDF?
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I mean I want some of the most important and famouse functions.
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There are relatively few functions built into VB.NET itself. The real "famous" stuff is in the .NET Framework and is tens of thousands of pages long.
There is a reason why subscribers get the MSDN documentation on a DVD and not in PDF format.
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Hello.
I got a project in VB6 and I want to convert it to .NET.
This project also includes Crystal Reports and I am having hard time to convert it because nthg seems to work.
Is there anyway to convert this project form by form (one form in a time)
By your experience which is the simple way of converting without having the trouble of writing everything from the beginning.
Im mostly interested in converting forms because dont want want to recreate all the properties from the scratch.
Best regards
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The simplest way is to open the old VB6 project file (.vbp) in Visual Studio .NET. It'll launch the conversion wizard and try and convert the project for you. This does not work in the Express Edition!
Warning! You'll probably have to fix up a bunch of the code. No conversion tool is going to do a perfect job.
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HI EVERY BODY,
PLEASE PROVIDE BARCODE CODEING FOR BARCODE READER
THANKS
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First, QUIT YELLING!
Second, CodeProject doesn't just hand over prewritten code for you. You have to write your own code and when you run into a problem, then you can come here and ask specific questions about the problem. Noone here is going to write your code for you.
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DEAR KRESKOWAIT
how i can generat a barcode throu vb. I AM FINDING A BARCODE OF ALPHABET OR
NUMERIC FOR KEYBOARD INTERFACE. IS STANTDARD OR NOT
THANKS.
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kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com wrote: how i can generat a barcode throu vb.
A barcode is just an image. I'd probably look for an ActiveX component for generating the type of barcode you require. There's probably about 20 different standardized types, so I hope you've done your homework on the subject.
kamran_gabaa@hotmail.com wrote: I AM FINDING A BARCODE OF ALPHABET OR
NUMERIC FOR KEYBOARD INTERFACE. IS STANTDARD OR NOT
I have no idea what you're talking about. If you just found a sheet with a bunch of barcodes on it with the characters they represent, you've probably found a programming sheet for configuring a certain barcode reader.
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Hi All
I posted a question almost two weeks ago, and for the first time using code project, no could help me out. I find that very strange. I am sure that there must be someone with more knowledge on this topic???
If you are wondering what it is, I am having difficulty adding comboboxes to a datagrid view. My problem is not so much adding the combobox (using datagridview column and cell classes), but to add stuff to the comboboxes and then adding it to the datagridview afterwards for selection. I managed to get the textbox, calendar, and numericupdown working perfectly. 
So, if anyone out there can help, please lend me your time.  ![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Thanks in advance.
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Look what I found[^] in two seconds, rather than two weeks.
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Hey There
Thanks for the reply...much appreciated.
I tried googling the problem, but kept being left short of actually completing the task.
I can add the combobox, just not update it as I see fit.
I will attempt this again...hopefully your link helps. (Have already looked at a few)
Regards
The sarcasm in your message is noted... but thanks!
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EvanSaunders wrote: The sarcasm in your message is noted... but thanks!
Not very subtle I know, but it's amazing how many questions posted here could be, at least part-way, solved by a simple Google search. Often the top hit on the search is a CodeProject article.
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It's not a big deal about the sarcasm, just noted it.
To be honest, I have Googled this quite a lot, and all the results come up short on the last bit of detail, which is to have a different comboBox for each row, or changing an item in the comboBox for a particular row.
Each method that I implement from what I Googled showed different ways of adding a comboBox Column, but then the comboBoxes are the same for each row. That worked for some parts of my program, but others required differences.
I appreciate your feedback (sarcasm and all), and I am glad to announce that I have finally fixed the problem, with not so much help from Google (I probably browsed more than 15 different sites, just today) 
Thanks!
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Hi, I have two .net application (exe). Prog1 and Prog2
What I would like to do is run the first program (prog1) and then from "prog1" run the second prgram "prog2"
at this point I want "prog1", to wait until "prog2" (does not exit) but gets to a certain point in its process, so I will need to send a callback to "Prog1"
I know I can use process.start to call the second program, and I can also wait until the program has exited, but what I cannot work out is how to wait until a call back is recieved and send that callback to prog1.
Can anyone help please
c# or vb.net I don'y mind.
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There maybe a more politically correct solution but...
You could instead of using process.start, use loadassembly. Then either pass a delegate into proj2 and have it invoke it when it gets to the point you refer to or you could also use an event to trigger the action (your choice obviously).
'Never argue with an idiot; they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.' ~ anonymous
'Life's real failure is when you do not realize how close you were to success when you gave up.' ~ anonymous
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Not sure if this will work but...
could you not make prog1 com visible and then expose the function in prog1 that you want prog2 to call when it gets to a specific point in its processing?
I've used this process to get jscript code sitting behind an Internet Explorer page to call a function in my vb.net app
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