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    dgv automatically refreshing EVERYTHING? Why? BindingList? BindingSource??

    I was looking into iNotifyPropertyChanged so I set up a separate test project and checked it out. I went to the VB program I've been playing with and set a button to set a property value to itself and set a BreakPoint for that Property in my Class so I could see it do its Get/Set thing because...
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    Removing items from binding list

    Holy Smokes... The fact that you can pass that "item" around as an Argument(as the Class that it is), and whatever Sub/Function gets it has direct access to all its Public Properties is kinda awesome... I'm beginning to understand why Global Variables should not be necessary... I was having...
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    Best Practice? Same control/different tabs or unique controls for each tab?

    Thank you for the response!! I suspected, I might get a "talking-to" about Form design and the necessity of re-using a ButtonExit control. I am grateful for your guidance. I was trying to keep the question generic, but the more detailed explanation is that I have a Horizontal...
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    Best Practice? Same control/different tabs or unique controls for each tab?

    Hey awesome folks! I know I CAN do it either way. I have a public button, "ButtonExit" which I can "re-use" by adding it to the selected tab on the MyTabControl.SelectedIndexChanged event. Interestingly, it is automatically removed from the original tab so I just add it back when that tab is...
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    global variable from FolderBrowserDialog.SelectedPath??

    Thank you for that, sir! It's funny you mention the memory resource thing to me. I was fascinated by the byRef and byVal and memory stack vs. heap thing... I dispose of my streamwriters... I was trying to figure out how to dispose of strings when I didn't need them (because I'm using them...
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    global variable from FolderBrowserDialog.SelectedPath??

    LOL, thank you "Miyagee"!! I'm gonna keep digging... I thought perhaps you were inferring that I could declare such global variables in the form1_load, but I think not. I realize I can create a public const or dim test as string in Public Class Form1 outside of any sub or function, and they...
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    Question Creating a new form at runtime

    Wow, #1 THANK YOU for the detailed explanation! That really, really helps! And, #2 THANK YOU for explaining the Form1_Load to me. While I was researching that I read some stuff that caused me to (INCORRECTLY) think that the stuff that happens when the application starts for Form1 was...
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    Question Creating a new form at runtime

    Please forgive my ignorance as I try to learn. I googled "what is runtime for visual basic" and got some information about runtime being a thing of the past because VB6 is a part of Windows. I don't get what's going on here with the myRunTimeForm I was trying to figure out how to kick of...
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    global variable from FolderBrowserDialog.SelectedPath??

    When a folder is selected the fun starts... Whenever I add and double-click a button in Form1.vb[Design] it creates a Private Sub in Public Class Form1. I want to create what I can only describe in layman's terms as a global variable for the path which was selected. I've tried several...
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    please help with demo from msdn (it displays a blank form)

    Thank you for taking the time to write the explanation and help me out. I'm sure there are much more interesting things to do than help with such a simple matter, and I am grateful! I really wanted to see that example so I could figure out how it works!! I'd buy you a beer if I could! I've...
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    please help with demo from msdn (it displays a blank form)

    Will someone PRETTY PLEASE explain to me why I cannot copy the code from the following site into a new blank project and have it work? CheckState Enumeration (System.Windows.Forms) When I do debug it displays a blank form with nothing on it. (I'm running Visual Studio Express 2012)
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    How to call a module

    Thank you, thank you, thank you... This stuff may seem like common sense to most people, but it's not knowledge you are born with... Thank you. ---------
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