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Your regex would have worked if you had Regex.Replace(s, "\n|\r", "") instead I think. The way you did it there had to be both \r (vbCr) and \n vbLf. If you use the bars its \n OR \r (or both) that are replaced.

Depending on what you are trying to achieve it might be just as easy to use the office API. This walk through has some examples: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee342218.aspx

Yeah I had tried that also, but I decided to go back to the way it originally was, because attributes wouldn't work very nice for nested dictionaries.

I have a Dictionary which I am Serializing with some code I found. (Converted to vb.net) It works great, but the output is like <item> <key></key> <value></value> </item> etc. I'm trying to make it so that it uses attributes instead like this: <item key="" value=""/> I tried using...

Just make a form and put a web browser control on it, the web browser control uses IE anyway, and then you can make the window however you like.

Or, if you need to access them by name, you could use a Dictionary, like this: 'File: array.csv contains: ' Howdy, 1, 2, 4, 3, 6, 5, 9, 8, 7 ' Hi(thar, 12, 21, 42, 37, 65, 59, 94, 86, 70) ' Hai!, 22, 34, 27, 69, 52, 87, 41, 64, 33 Dim ListOfArrays As New...

Right here: If (Price1 / Ounce1) > (Price2 / Ounce2) Then lblBetter.Text = "Item #1 is the better buy!" lblCost.Text = "The Cost Per Ounce is $" & (Price1 / Ounce1) Else lblBetter.Text = "Item #2 is the better buy!" lblCost.Text =...

I'm pretty darn sure its blocked, it it wasn't it would make UAC 100% useless... Why in the world do you need to do this for a legit application? :confused:

Perhaps this is more like what you needed, Zexor. It finds all processes with the process-name "notepad" then it restores the first process with the name and gives it focus. (For no real reason, just to show you that you can use win-API functions) <DllImport("user32.dll"...

The example I posted above should work, is there some part of it you don't understand?

Edit: My first example wouldn't have worked, because your value is over the max value of a byte. However: BitConverter.GetBytes(Integer.Parse("2995030")) will return a byte array and then you can do fs.Write(ByteArrayItem) for each byte in the array. (don't have visual basic atm so I didn't...

I'm trying to create a custom MSBuild project to compile some modules written in VB and one written in C++ into one assembly. I found an example of compiling C# and VB files to one assembly here, which I'm attempting to base mine off of. Currently VS locks up when I try to open my project, and...

If I use a normal dictionary(like the code below), it works great. Dim Example As New Dictionary(Of String, MyObject) For Each pair As KeyValuePair(Of String, MyObject) In Example 'Do stuff. Next However I want to add a few properties and subs, so I want to...

Is there any way to get the index of the changed item? I couldn't find any examples.

Why do you need 2005? you can target older versions of the .net framework with 2008.

Well I used to be unable to make WPF projects (XML package load failure) so in reinstalled, which fixed it. I don't know why this happens so often, I'm gonna have to reinstall every few weeks at this rate. Wish there was some other fix that didn't take a hour. Oh well. Edit: Reinstalling...

I get a package load failure when I debug any program at it finds and exception. Package 'Visual Studio Explorers and Designers' has failed to load properly 9 GUID = {8D8529D3-625D-4496-8354-3DAD630ECC1B} ). etc etc. Any ideas why this would suddenly start happening and how to fix it?

Okay, whatever works! :D

TreeNode Properties (System.Windows.Forms) I don't think it HAS such a value in any version so far. I could be wrong though.

Public time As New Stopwatch Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load MessageBox.Show(SerialPort.GetPortNames().Length) Try SerialPort1.Open() Catch ex As Exception If...