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    Determine the type of an object

    So, doing a For Each as a GraphicsObject, you can also evaluate if it's another type? I thought there was no way to tell what kind of object something was once it was added to an arraylist because it gets added as a System.Object. If that's not the case, then technically I could do a For Each...
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    Determine the type of an object

    I've been trying to figure this out for a while and would hope someone can help me. There's no real way to ask, so I have to ask with an example. Let's say I want to make a control that acts kind of like the form designer. At run-time, you can drag, pre-coded objects onto the control. Let's...
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    Application Crashes after running for several days

    I cannot install Visual Studio on the server, so I won't be able to test that, but I do remember it happening when I left it debugging overnight, but it didn't stop at any procedure when I hit pause, it gave me the message that there is no source code to view, or whatever it says. So it wasn't...
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    Application Crashes after running for several days

    Hello Everyone, I have written a client/server application in vb.net 2005. It has been in development for 6 months now and I keep having a problem with the server application. It is running on a Windows 2003 server with all the latest updates. The server app runs between 3 to 7 days just fine...
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    Problem with Socket Communications

    Well, the client uses the TCPClient for sure, but it uses the TCPClient's .Client (which is a socket object) to communicate. Otherwise, I would have to use network streams, which I played around with, but worked no different that regular Send/Recieve (that I could tell anyways). You still had to...
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    Problem with Socket Communications

    Well, to make a long story short, I have written a client/server app that loads a few entries into a listbox and when a user clicks on one of those items, information about that item is sent to the client. It all works just fine until you try clicking quickly between items. My code looks...
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    Problem loading TIF files

    I found the solution on another forum. It turns out that some TIF files are formatted differently so that only the Microsoft Fax Viewer can view them. Even Photoshop won't open these TIF files.
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    Problem loading TIF files

    I'm working on a document managment application which uses TIF as it's main format. There are several files that load fine in any other program except mine. Here is the code I had originally: Dim img as Image img = Image.FromFile(filename) When it gets to the second line, it would give me an...
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