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Thats what I was thinking. I found the tool and used it all successfully. Thank you so much. I couldn't find that article for the life of me and this will speed up my development SO MUCH. WOO!

That did it! Quick question though. Are the GUID numbers just randomly generated, or do you need to select the const for which you're making it?

Don't get me wrong, my adventures in Visual Basic started in the VBE in Excel, but I find that for obvious reasons Visual Studio 2005 is faster. I'm hoping that I don't need to beg my employer to purchase the VSTO to do what I want to do. I would like to be able to create classes in VS2005 and...

heheh... I've done a bunch of reading, not nearly enough doing. I've always had an interest in programing, but I'm only now getting serious about it. That would be fantastic. I think I'll be able to read through it. I have a little bit of experience in C++. Combine that with the little I...

The project is a very very simple game and I am anticipating an admin screen in which modifications can be made to the values. The main class is going to be a class representing a game character which will have a list of attributes and a list of skills. Since the project is mainly for me to...

Sorry about that. I am trying to have a list of Key/Value pairs as a property of a class. The Key/Value pairs are supposed to be able to be used to display the Key and Value to the user on a form, as well as making the Value available for programmatic modification. The Value portion of the...

I apologize if this has shown up before, I searched and could not find the correct thread... if it has been brought up I'd be happy to have a link to the relevant thread. I am attempting to create a class which holds a Key/Value pair like a dictionary object but is limited to one pair. The Key...

Just wanted to let you all know that everything's working and now I'm doing what I can to figure out if my "game" has a solution. I've created two ways so far of testing, one using random numbers to select a checkbox to click, and another going sequentially through the checkboxes. So far, not...

What a strange thing to discover once the CheckBoxNeighbors' property had been set to being ReadOnly. As soon as I did that, when I attempted to build the project using the control, I was given build errors in the original FormDesigner setting for initializing the the form. Each of the custom...

Related question: The CheckBoxNeighbors control is built to the dll. When I rewrite and then rebuild the control do I need to redo the reference to the custom control? I get the feeling that I don't unless the build's filename changes.

I'm going to rewrite the property statement for the colleciton right now. I'll check the references and report back in a moment. You guys rock.

Oddly, I started off with a specialized collection class for it. I was getting the same error, so I though that maybe by cutting out possible extra poor-coding problems on my side I could zero in on what was the problem. So right now I have the following: This is the extra code in the...

I must still be doing something wrong. The error still shows up. Is it due to the Arraylist being inside of the modified checkbox class?

I thought that the code I had was going to handle this... Public Class clsCheckBoxNeighbors Inherits System.Windows.Forms.CheckBox Private myNeighbors As New System.Collections.ArrayList ... End Class I'm going to retry it as: Public Class clsCheckBoxNeighbors Inherits...

Hi, I'm a fairly inexperienced programmer just working on a project to teach myself some concepts and I've hit a stumbling block I can't find a solution to in any of my books, or a few hours searching through forums and with Google. I'm replicating a game I've seen before usually called, "Light...