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Hi hope these links will help. http://www.a1vbcode.com/app-37.asp http://www.vbcity.com/pubs/article.asp?alias=spaceinvaders http://www.vbcity.com/pubs/article.asp?alias=spaceinvaders Warm Regards.

Hi nicki, It is absolutely doable in VB.NET :) In the example I gave, I had hardcoded the resizing percentage. But in reality when you capture the mouse down event, and then when you start a drag, you will typically get the mousemove event as well, where-in you will be able to get the x and y...

Hi, You can try the following code to resize images. Typically you can resize images using the constructor of the Bitmap class which take the width and height as params. If you multiply these params by a value between 0.1 to 0.9 then you will be able to reduce the size of the image. img =...

Are you talking about the VS.NET 2005 IDE? If so then, I guess then you should wait till beta 2 is released. :)

Yes, the best way to go about doing things is to check in your code. That also make you a good pessimistic programmer :) Try putting code like the below: Dim di As New DirectoryInfo(Application.StartupPath & "\Calculator\Log") If Not df.Exists Thendi.Create() EndIf

Marvin, and who makes a "yes/no" decision for your application?

Hi Marvin, If you are intending to show a message box to the user on his client (IE) then, I would recommend using JavaScript instead of VB code, for the simple reason that, if you use VB.NET to display the messagebox in the browser, then that code will work only in Internet Explorer, and will...