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I'm developing a application in visual studio 2010 - VB express edition in Windows 7 x64
I'm new in visual studio and VB.
My question is about the visual of my form.
The visual of my application is diferent when i launch the app - run button - and when i'm on the design view tab - inside visual studio.
in design view:
http://api.photoshop.com/v1.0/accounts/9b66012024ca4fbca3beddffc82e084b/assets/de1def7323514225bfe8c7bc6b9b9f47/renditions/1024.jpg?md=1362888303000
running:
http://api.photoshop.com/v1.0/accounts/9b66012024ca4fbca3beddffc82e084b/assets/7c6d11926450453fad3cf44588f16ca3/renditions/1024.jpg?md=1362888304000
In java you have to set the look and feel. in VB is the same?
thanks.
Application.EnableVisualStyles is documented thus:
This method enables visual styles for the application. Visual styles are the colors, fonts, and other visual elements that form an operating system theme. Controls will draw with visual styles if the control and the operating system support it. To have an effect, EnableVisualStyles() must be called before creating any controls in the application; typically, EnableVisualStyles() is the first line in the Main function. A separate manifest is not required to enable visual styles when calling EnableVisualStyles().
Emphasis mine.
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Recently my company asked me to gather knowledge in EXTJS. I have seen a lot of examples from Sencha
But, when I want to develop applications using extjs what should i do? Now I want to dive into building application using ExtJS. Please give me some link.
There's definitely a bit of a learning curve with Ext, but the best place to start really is their MVC application tutorial and just reading the application documentation:
Tutorials:
Ext MVC Intro
App Architecture pt 1
App Architecture pt 2
App Architecture pt 3
Documentation:
App documentation
In addition, I would make sure to get an understanding of how the event system works in extjs as it is the core of how wiring the components together works. Have a look at the base observable class to get some detailed information - all the components that can fire events inherit this class. Generally speaking, the documentation is your friend in Ext though.
One thing I did while learning ext was read over Jay Garcia's book ExtJS In Action. By no means will it teach you everything you need to know, but it gives a good overview of what Ext is capable of and some common usage patterns.
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What are the tools that provides a function to visualize SQL Server Stored procedures?
If you mean, editing or creating them, SQL Server Management Studio will allow you to do this, and comes with SQL Server. SSMS will also allow you to debug stored procedures. Visual Studio, with SSDT (SQL Server Development Tools) installed, will allow you to do this too, and actually does a much better job of allowing you to debug stored procs. Debugging stored procs in SSMS has always been problematic for me.
SSDT can be installed for VS 2010 or VS 2012. In fact, you don't even need to own Visual Studio to install SSDT. If you install it without VS, it will install a VS shell, and allow you to execute the full functionality of SSDT, without having Visual Studio installed.
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I have written code in c# and vb.net but now the requirement is vb6.Can i convert vb.net code to vb6.How to add namespace in vb6 System.Security.Cryptography
Quite apart from the fact that the language VB.NET is far more feature rich than VB6, the fact that you have developed in VB.NET means that you have made extensive use of the .NET class libraries (including System.Security.Cryptography that you give as an example). These are simply not available to VB6 code. There is no way to convert the code, you will have to start again.
If the company doesn't want the .NET Framework as you state, then you will have to either find some COM libraries that use the same functionality (that they are happy with you using), or you will have to roll your own (not advisable in the case of security functionality). Or you could find a different job...
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I wrote an app in Visual Studio and is about 20k+ lines, but I don't know why it takes so long to start up. I have a splash screen just to test it to see if the program is working, and it is, but I have to wait for so long for the app to actually get to the start up form. A splash screen for this app isn't ideal, but was only using a splash screen for test purposes. Any ideas? Language is VB. It has 7 forms excluding the splash screen form.
You could use NGEN and the GAC, however the subject is complex. You will find a good article from Microsoft on this subject here.
Usually your assemblies (exe's, dll's) contain IL code (Intermediate Language code). When you start the program this code is compiled just in time (it is jitted). NGEN will compile your assemblies to native code (Pentium code).
The GAC is the global assembly cache. If you put your NGENed code there, this will increase startup.
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At work I work closely with MS-Office. I have managed to generate some scripts that perform various tasks. While I can port functions to VBA with some difficulty, I do not fully understand the foundations of the VBA language.
Items for which I seek basic syntax and examples include: 'hello world' program, loops, flow control, variable declaration, variable type conversions, Objects (if possible), file/user input/output, when 'with' block can be used, and so on.
Could someone provide me with a link to a VBA tutorial, perhaps with the details of the above items?
MSDN: Developing Office Applications Using VBA
If you haven't taken a look at it already, you can learn a lot from Visual Basic help within Office. To access it open an Office program and press Alt+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor. Then press F1 or navigate to Help -> Microsoft Visual Basic Help. Also, as Mitch mentioned, if you learn the basics of VB6 you can use the same syntax for VBA.
The versions of VBA post Office 2000 are almost identical to VB6. This MSDN site is a great place to start. The VB6 resource center might also be of use.
I think you will find this video tutorial pretty helpful:
http://developresource.weebly.com/10/post/2011/11/vba.html
And there are some other great stuffs you can find there so have a try :)