Relentless,
This is a problem I face with a lot of my code. The best method I found was to use the Streamreader (see below) and Split the code using the colon as the delimeter. Here is an example from a piece of my code:
Try
NumLines = 0
sr = New StreamReader(LogFile)
temp = sr.ReadLine()...
Anyone have a suggestion on the best way to print a multicolumn listview?
Reason: I have a small routine that reads a text file (a plotting log). Each line is a separate entry into the log. I process the text file and then spit out a "report" to a listview that has the client's job...
Re-registered the dll and sill doesn't appear. I am going to try and reinstall vb.net and see if that corrects the situation. If it doesn't then I'm totally lost!
No I haven't tried to set the connection in my code. I've been trying to follow the examples as specified in the reference sources I have.
I do have MSAccess on my machine, although all the reference texts say that I don't need it.
How would I go about re-registering the jet dll?
I hope all of you can get a good laugh at this one, but this has bugged me for a long time now and unfortunately I need to get by this.
In every reference book I own that has a section on database programming there is a section on connecting to a Microsoft Access Database. Simple and...
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