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  1. Cujo

    Printing a multicolumn listview

    jimmajsterski, Thanks that should help! Later
  2. Cujo

    How to read a text file to an array?

    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()...
  3. Cujo

    Printing a multicolumn listview

    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...
  4. Cujo

    Super Newbie question on databases

    Resintallation of VB.net didn't work either. Anyone have any ideas why the jet db provider doesn't appear?
  5. Cujo

    Super Newbie question on databases

    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!
  6. Cujo

    Super Newbie question on databases

    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?
  7. Cujo

    Super Newbie question on databases

    Thanks, but I check my MDAC version along with the Jet dll. Both are up to date from the information I obtained. Any other suggestions?
  8. Cujo

    Super Newbie question on databases

    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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