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I also copied the .exe on the VMXP and placed it on the desktop. It would not execute.

I tried to build a solution and in another attempt I tried to build the application. I found the .exe and ran it successfully in VMXP. I copied the .exe and the .pdb file (I don't know if I need to copy this one) to the WIN 7 computer. When I tried to run it I get A while back I tried to...

When I create a program one Windows Operating system, how do I create it so it works in a different Windows operating system? For example create in WIN VMXP, but run in WIN 7 Thanks

Thank you How do I close the thread as answered?

In VB6. Notice the last statement Set HttpRequest = New WinHttp.WinHttpRequest With HttpRequest .Open "GET", "http://....................... ", True .Send If .WaitForResponse(3) Then Do Something . . . . . . . . holdResponse =...

Yes, that was the problem. Thank you

Ok, I will do that. Why is it free.? Can I transfer my projects over to VS 2019 from the one I have?

OK. I am using a much older version Also, here is the popup

I got a pop up box with options. Option 1: Restart the program. Option 2: Continue without the changes.

When I used to write in VB6 I was able to debug with breakpoints. I would stop at a breakpoint, set the next statement to somewhere before the current line, make some code changes and continue from that new point. I can't seem to do this in VB.net. Am I missing something, or is that the way...

When I wrote a program in WIN XP (maybe that's not important" the form was placed on the screen. When I wrote another program on WIN VMXP the form was placed in a DOS window. Does anyone know why? How can I fix this? Thanks

Thanks for the tip on VS 2015. I will look soon. I am using an old MS Access DB (2003) I tried the code you suggested and got no error messages, however the DB did not update. I forced the catch to execute and got an error number = 0, and a blank error message. I don't know what to try...

I cannot enter lines 1 thru 7. I get several errors. Let and Set assignments are no longer supported WHERE is not declared tblClient is not declared squiggly blue line under = <sql> Of course sql.value is not declared Maybe I'm running an very old VB.NET and old Visual studio MS Dev Env 2003...

I have been able to read records from the DB. I have able to delete records from the DB. Bit I cannot update a record to the DB. My routine is as follows. The connection to DB has already been made. Forget the commented out code for now (BeginTrans, Commit, and Rollback). I'll worry about...

From form1 I open another form (form2). I want to make form1 invisible. I can do that But when I close form2, how do I get form1 visible again. I am not sure where to put the form1.visible = true code. Thanks

I finally figured out how to open a connection to the DB dbProvider = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" dbSource = "Data Source = " & "MyTable.mdb" con.ConnectionString = dbProvider & dbSource con.Open() Now I leave the connection string open and go elsewhere in the code to read data...

Well, I guess when I figure out how to close it I will.

Thank you. I will. This case is now closed.

I can' seem to open a form In Public Class frmX Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form Dim oForm as frmX In Private Sub frmX_Load(... Normal stuff ...) oForm = New frmX oForm.Show() NOTE: On the green line above I can't get the () to stay at the end. When run I get am error msg...

Ans to item 1. I went to Project -> Add Reference -> COM --> scrolled down to Microsoft Word, dbl clicked and hit OK. After your response, I checked the Solution Explorer and under references I found Word. So I think I have correctly referenced MS Word. Ans to item 2. I am adding items...