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Presumably you're worried that you'll spend weeks/months learning vb.net and then it will be superceded by something new and you will have wasted your time. Well to a certain extent, that's just life at the edge in the epoch -technologica. I can't even begin to tell you how much redundant...

Who ever heard of expressing typing speeds in characters per minute. Every typist I've ever employed has words per minute on his/her resume, charcters per minute would be meaningless.

Are these checkboxes created at design time or run time?

Yes, actually I had completly missed that; my apologies.

Sounds to me as if your using a flowlayout panel rather than a simple panel control.

For lp = x to y textbox1.AppendText(environment.NewLine) textbox1.AppendText("AnnadaLine uvtex") Next

One possible approach would be to: Place all your textboxes in a panel and then loop through the panels controls collection with a for each loop.

Conversly you could just construct a 4bit (nibble) bit mask for each half of the byte.

A volume is any logical data storage entity such as a partition on a hard disk. If directory.move is not working try directory.copy to see if you get the same error. If the Target volume is on another computer on a network then you may have to edit the application permissions in the framework...

Drive letter mapping should work, but may be somewhat volatile. That is to say that you cant always guarantee that the drive letter will always stay the same. A better solution would be to use a fully qualified URN; <example> \\TheServerName\TheShareName\thefile.ext </example>

if the referenced resource file is to remain on the server, then you will need to either use a relative network URN or give the client based software the ability to find that file across the network. The other possible scenario would be, if you were to deploy a local copy of the resource file to...

Does your application reference any files dll's resources that are on the server by using a fully qualified abolute refernce; for example c:\options.inf If so this might explain your problem.

if the 'ABC DEF' is being returned as a single piece of text then you need to parce the text into an array using the split function and then iterate through the array writing each piece out one line at a time.

vbCrLf makes no sense in this instance. Use sw.writeline not sw.write

It has been my experience that tabstop for labels is set false by default. Interesting that you presumably have not found that to be the case.

Actually I have solved this problem. Strangely it was necessary to call endedit on the DGV and the binding source in sequence. Calling endedit on the bindingsource only for some reason doesn't commit any pending edit on the DGV.

Have you set your resource file to always copy to output folder?

I have a strange little problem with a bound datgridview. The DGV is on an unbound form but is itself bound to a bindingsource which is in turn bound to a bindinglist(of T) which encapsulates a list of business objects (with me so far.) Ok so when the user clicks an empty row in the DGV the...

This is not exactly the solution you want but may be a suitable workaround. Faced with a similar problem, I detected the tabpage changed event and then reset selectedtabpage to the initial tabpage. It doesn't make it invisible, but it does make it impossible for the user to navigate to it until...

Since you are using VS2005 check out the new 'My.Settings' namespace.