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    Need help understanding timers for a game

    Timers are fairly simple. If you're getting stuck in a loop, you have to put a count on it some how and after that count is reached, set the timer.enabled=false.. see below... 'CODE' Public x As Int32 Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles...
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    How to bind a combox to a database??

    Thank you, jmcilhinney, never even thought of concatinating the fields, works great!... Maybe next week I'll try to inherent my own Combobox...
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    How to bind a combox to a database??

    I'm not 100% on this one, but I would set a recordset using the customerID, something like: 'CODE' DIM RS as new adodb.recordset RS = SQLConnection.Execute ("SELECT * FROM dbTable WHERE customerID='" & Combobox1.SelectedText & "'") TextBox1.Text = RS.Fields("First Name").Value TextBox2.Text =...
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    How to bind a combox to a database??

    If you add a DB connection, DB Adapter and Dataset you can use the following. Public Sub LoadComboBox1() SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(DataSet1) With ComboBox1 .DisplayMember = "Field Name" .ValueMember = "Unique Identifier" .DataSource =...
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    Deployed: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

    Make sure you have the .NET Framework installed, also make sure when you 'Build' your application that you build it in 'Release' mode, not 'Debug' mode. Then you have to copy the entire bin directory to the server. Also, before you build your app, add the reference...
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    Deployed: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

    What I have found is that it's non compaatible form Items. Every item i've had there has been a solution for. These guys have been great...... if you can send me your code or post it, I'm sure someone can help you... fxomeara@yahoo.com
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    Deployed: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

    Possible cause I've been playing around with this quite a bit and have found the cause to be the VB6 MSFlexGrid. If I add the VB.NET Microsoft Flexgrid Control, Version 6.0 I get the error. If I remove it, no more error. Does anyone know of an alternative to the MSFlexGrid?
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    Deployed: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

    I've created an application in VB6. I converted it to VB.NET so I could add the CheckedListBox. This application is fairly simple; and runs fine on some machines, it's making a connection to a SQL server to create custom reports. The actual error is: Title: Common Language Runtime Debugging...
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