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Are you sure that UTF-8 does not support Arabic? This page seems to suggest that it does. You could also have a look at Unicode, ISO-8859-6 or Windows-1256, which all claim to have support for Arabic.

What doesn't work? Are you not able to use UTF8? Does UTF8 not support Arabic? Be more specific with your response! I don't remember seeing that question, but ow well. As I mentioned before for the TextBox you would get the encrypted string from the database, then if you have a look at the code...

When you code please use the code tags, it makes your code actually readable. You can do the code tags like [code ][/code ] (you will need to remove the spaces before the "]") I've never done anything with other languages, but I would assume that changing the code from using ASCII to UTF8...

If someone decompiles your exe then they will get something similar to the exact code that you used to create the program, I'm not quite certain what you think encrypting something will do, as if you encrypt something within your application then you would need to code to do that, so when the...

You wouldn't decrypt a GridView you would decrypt the data and then load it into the GridView, so by filling a DataTable then decrypting the entries that have been encrypted (which would usually be all entries in a particular column). The same go for the TextBoxes, you would get the data from...

Developer_mahmoud, jmcilhinney has given you a link to a Google search that gives you some very good resources on doing Encryption in VB.NET. You can also have a look on my website SatalKeto.co.uk I have at least one article on there about encryption in VB.NET. From what jmcilhinney has given...

No DotFuscator only comes with Professional and above. I would suggest that you have a look at this thread Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition? - VBForums

I'm fairly certain that it does work with VB.Net 2005, I use it for work and I use VB.Net 2005. This wont stop people from cracking it, it will just make it harder, it is NOT possible to stop people from cracking it, if someone wants to crack it then they will.

Someone who reverse engineers code is generally referred to as a cracker not a hacker. If you just want to obfuscate your code then perhaps you could have a look at Tutorial: Visual Studio 2008 Obfuscating with Dotfuscator. Where do you propose to store the information about the CPU? As if it...

When you say codes, I assume that you're talking about serials. The best way that I have heard for ensuring that people aren't able to pirate your software, is to have the business logic on a secure server that you own. So the software would use a web reference to your server, do some validation...

Welcome to the forums :) I've done something fairly similar to what you seem to be asking, what I did was set up a session table in the database and then add an entry into that table saying that the user that just logged in, logged in at this time. Then periodically have the table cleared of...

@developer_mahmoud Please start your own thread rather than hijacking an old thread. Also when you do post your own thread please provide more information about what you are trying to achieve and any constraints you have on what you're trying to achieve.

I don't know a huge amount about threading, but I believe you will want to have a read of this article as it will explain what you need to know to get your application to work as you want. Updating the UI from a thread - The simplest way - CodeProject Hope that helps Satal :D

There may be but I'm not familiar with it :)

You could do something like this; Dim enteredString As String = "20100730" Dim yr As String = enteredString.substring(0,4) Dim mnt As String = enteredString.substring(4,2) Dim dy As String = enteredString.substring(6,2) Dim dte as Date = New Date(yr,mnt,dy) Hope this helps Satal :D

In short it is possible. Heres a couple links which should put you in the right direction: sending sms using vb.net - VB.NET vb.net AT commands to send SMS - CodeProject I hope this helps Satal :D

No worries, I'm always happy to try and help people out with using my code as then if there is something wrong with the code I can make adjustments to it appropriately. For example someone pointed out to me that apparently the username for the SMTP doesn't have to be the email address that...

When you're posting code please can you use the code tags, it makes it much easier for everyone else to read. Are you sure that the port that you're using is the correct port? You would only be getting an SmtpException if the class is unable to connect to the SMTP server. So either it cannot...

I would suggest that you have a quick read of this webpage; Understanding Properties in VB.NET Although to give you a brief understanding to have a method inside of the class to give you access to mSize you could do this; Public Function getSize() As Integer Return mSize End Function...

You need to create a new class in your project called Email, remove all the automatically generated code and then paste the code from my website into that class. Then in your form you would put this code; Dim em As New Email("SMTP Host", "SMTP User", "SMTP Password") Dim res As...