I am developing application in vb.net. please help me how to add a flash file in my application.
Found this on Google searching for "windows .net flash control." I looked for the COM reference as specified in the article using Visual Studio 2010 and was able to add it to a test application very quickly.
http://weblogs.asp.net/twalters/archive/2003/12/29/46265.aspx
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I am facing very odd problem here.
I have a VB.NET application where I am using Native (VB6) COM Component with side by side assembly. (using exe manifest file)
All is working fine if I uncheck "Enable application framework" in project settings. Application is working fine on Windows 2003 with side-by-side COM (no need to register dll).
But if I enable application framework then one of my old server Windows 2003 is not able to loading the application because it is not able to find "Microsoft.Windows.Common-controls" version 6.
My question is what does "Enable application framework" do? I am not able to get much information about how does it changes assembly reference in the application?
How am I going to add features in the toolbox? In my toolbox does not have the "PictureBox" and "OpenFileDialog" features. In my system needs to upload pictures but there is only "Image" feature and I dont have any idea to match the codes. Please help me if there are ways for me to upload the pictures. Im using VBnet and SQL server.
That would be because those are Windows Forms controls and the IDE you have is for web development. You need the one for Windows development if you want to develop for Windows. If you want to develop for the web then you have to use controls that are intended for the web.
If you can, I'd suggest ditching VS Express and VS 2012 and install VS 2019 Community. It has all the latest language, framework and IDE features and it has pretty much all the functionality of Professional while still being free.
So our enterprise is going the Xamarin route using Visual Studio. Going through all the documentation online showed that it should be Trivial to create WCF proxy client out of a web service and place it in the PCL. After Struggling and trying to figure out why I couldn't compile the PCL using the SLSVcUtil.exe generated classes or why the "Add Service Reference" menu item was missing i gave up and downloaded the sample projects.
Turns out what I was missing all along was the target profile for the PCL. With Visual Studio 2015 + Xamarin, the default profile was set to 111. Profile 111 as it turns out does not Include support WCF as it targets Windows Phone. The target profile you want to use if you want to use WCF is 78.
So how do you change the profile of the PCL in VS 2015? See the answer below. I truly hope this helps some one in the future.
To change the profile:
Right Click Properties on the PCL project.
Click the "Change..." button on Targets Section
Uncheck Windows Phone 8.1
Check Windows Phone Silverlight 8.
Clcik ok!
More information of Profiles:
http://danrigby.com/2014/04/16/xamarin-pcl-profile-notes/
I am developing a Windows Phone 8.1 Viewer application.I need to open Office files such as .ppt,.xls,.doc etc and pdf files.I got pdf support from ComponentOne,but for Office types I did't get any supported library.There are GDocs,
Isilo,i-Clickr,Presenter's View Pro available in Store.How did they build such apps?
Also,I found that Good's Discussion
Leadtools Imaging SDK that I found is also related to this but converts docs to image then displays it.
I need a solution such that I can directly open .doc,.ppt,.xls,.pdf etc files using any paid/free library/Control available.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
Syncfusion's windows phone controls contain libraries for dealing with word and excel files.
http://www.syncfusion.com/products/windows-phone/controls
http://www.syncfusion.com/sales/offers/winphone-hobbyist
My VB.NET application uses Microsoft Flex Grid Control 6.0. This is a legacy application which has been ported from VB6 with the Visual Studio conversion wizard. Although I can compile the assembly, I get a COMException because some class is not registered. I've found out that this class is the Microsoft Flex Grid Control 6.0.
Where can I find the control and how can I register it on machines so that the application will run?
Best Regards,
Oliver Hanappi
The "Microsoft FlexGrid Control" MSFlxGrd.ocx shipped with Visual Basic 6. It is an ActiveX control. The easiest way to get the control is to install Visual Basic 6. If you have an MSDN subscription, VB6 is available as a free download. But I am surprised you can compile your application if the control is not already installed on your development machine.
Once you have found the control, you need to register it on the machines where you need your program to run. The easiest way is just to create a deployment project. If you want to do it manually, use regsvr32 from the command line.