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I use WIX and it's a great deploy package.
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hi everyone,
I want to know how to deploy my application using vb.net database sql server 2008 knowing that the client has not sql server 2008 installed on his computer.
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i need to create and windows app.
what i want to do is create one form that have 2 checkbox.
1 checkbox will open installer file(.exe) and will going to finish it and then going back to default form without need user to click next,next and so on.
anybody can help me with it? i'm stuck at it and i think automation is the best solution. and i don't know how to implement it in the app.
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Look at the title of your message, and look at the title of this forum: do you see the difference? There is a Visual Basic forum here[^], and a Visual Studio forum here[^]. Please post in the more appropriate forum, and give some more detail about your problem.
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Hi All
I have been using the express editions for a number of years now and have been considering purchasing a professional edition.
Can any body tell me what the differences are between the express editions and the professional editions of VS2012?
In other words what extra am I getting for my money if I purchase?
Regards
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The professional editions include things like resource editor, MFC, managed C++ etc. The best thing to do is to look at the Microsoft product descriptions and check which extra features you actually need.
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One of the big differences between the two is in the fact that you can't host plugins/extensions in Visual Studio Express. If you see a plugin that you absolutely must have, then you have to be using a paid version of Visual Studio.
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OK, my company is looking to purchase VS11. In the past they have always just gotten us the basic Pro version (no MSDN) by default. This year they are seriously considering getting us the MSDN subscription and asked us to make a case for getting Premium or Ultimate as well.
I've gone to the comparison chart here: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/11/en-us/products/compare[^]
But since I've never used anything but Pro, a lot of the features are foreign to me.
We are a small team in a large company and we don't use anything TFS related. We are primarily a C++ shop (largely MFC/ATL/COM) with a very small amount of .NET but very little UI development and very little database or web development.
So, for those of you who have Premium or Ultimate, what would you REALLY miss if you were dropped down to Pro? and Why?
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I use VS Ultimate. I would miss the Architecture functionality (especially the ability to generate dependency graphs) and the Code Coverage in the tests, but not enough to worry about them.
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A few years back I had the VS2010 Ultimate. Don't recall how it was justified. While it was kewl and the added tools (like intellitrace) were neat, I really did not get much benefit from it.
Could be learning curve, but either way the price difference makes it near impossible to justify. I currently have Pro and the only 'issue' is really the minimalness of the MSDN subscriptions. While it 'mostly' covers everything, there are things missing.
But honestly its not a big deal. I think by your description you are fine with Pro but I could be missing something that I forgot about.
Computers have been intelligent for a long time now. It just so happens that the program writers are about as effective as a room full of monkeys trying to crank out a copy of Hamlet.
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Collin Jasnoch wrote: minimalness of the MSDN subscriptions. While it 'mostly' covers everything,
there are things missing.
Can you expand on this bit? I downloaded the MSDN subscription comparison spreadsheet as well but nothing jumped out at me. What is the Pro version missing that you would use if you had a higher sub?
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It could be that they have changed it. And that's actually the thing is that the MSDN subscription access can change, AFAIK.
The ones that stood out specifically were that I do not have fully access to Office and Visio. I know with the Ultimate I had anything and everything under the sun (so it appeared... never saw anything I did not have access to).
In my case our company has more of a site lic (I think) for Office products. Visio is per seat but I don't need it right now.
Also, even if Office were not provided site lic then the cost justification still would not work out (Office is not that expensive).
The things that mattered (IMO), were all there. For example most OS versions are providing 10 keys and I have access to VS 2010 and 2012. There are quite a few other things that I really don't care about (or know exactly what they are for) as well.
Computers have been intelligent for a long time now. It just so happens that the program writers are about as effective as a room full of monkeys trying to crank out a copy of Hamlet.
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I think that VS Premium is the version that the most users going to use it. And isn't heavey. Ultimate has all features (very cool).
Christian Amado
MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA
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My favorite part if the Magazine.
For some reason I never get it though.
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Visual Studio 2012 RC Ultimate, Windows 7 32bit, WinForms Application
Hi guys
Have been googling this all morning with no easy answer.
I placed a button on a form and double clicked the button to create the click event. After a while I realized I did not name the button. So I named it from "button2" to "btnShowTheResults" in the Properties panel.
So now the button has the new name property, but the event is still called "button2_Click".
How do I update all the events to they have the new Name property without corrupting the Form?
Thank you
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NJKotze wrote: How do I update all the events
I believe that you would have to do this manually.
Why is common sense not common?
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert.
Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy
Please stand in front of my pistol, smile and wait for the flash - JSOP 2012
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I am afraid (unless there's an Extension I don't know about) that the best way to do this is:
Immediately after you change the name of the Control: type control-h, and do a complete find-and-replace across the Project (or the entire Solution ?), changing the previous control name to the new name.
Or, you could manually change the name of the Click EventHandler, then go into the Properties Window / Event inspector for the Control, and wire-up the Click to the changed-name EventHandler.
Personally I would use find-and-replace.
best, Bill
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robel pinto robot tlenor net
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Please post your messages in English,
so anyone can understand you.
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Hello everyone,
I have a really serious problem with Visual studio 2010. I'm developping an ADDIN for Outlook 2010 and 2007. Since I wanted to test it in Outlook 2007, I removed Office 2010 and installed Office 2007. Since that I got this error when I launch the project : "Quote: windows forms designer package did not load correctly
The project doesn't even load the classes !!!
Have and idea ??
Thanks in advance for any help.
Riadh
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I don't think this is anything to do with Visual Studio 11 or .NET 4.5.
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I was thinking it is a problem of the IDE !! The IDE does not load any project anymore.
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See here[^].
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The link gives the same page. Anyway I'm sorry if ths is not the right place to post my problem. But my visual studio is failing to load packages, specifically windows forms designer package
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In future, try posting questions like this in the Visual Studio forum here[^]. Now, as to your problem, at a command line enter the following command devenv /resetsettings. (Hint - you may need to go to the installation folder for Visual Studio to run this; open up the shortcut and copy it down).
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ok thanks for answering I'll try it ! I'll post where you told me
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How to create report using dataset in vb.net???
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Is this something to do with VS11 or .NET 4.5?
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Just answer my question,,,, I'm beginner,,,, Up to you,,,,
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As you have posted this in the wrong forum, you are unlikely to get any answers other than ones pointing out that this is not the right forum. Try the Visual Basic[^] forum instead.
You need to ask your question somewhere more appropriate, and you need to add more information to your question. What you have there is unlikely to be enough to offer any useful detail.
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Akbarblack wrote: Just answer my question And, what's the magic word?
Akbarblack wrote: I'm beginner So perhaps you have not heard of search engines[^].
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What is MVC really? Is "model-view-controller" basically the way all ASP.NET programs in Visual Studio are made? Is it the default way WPF applications are arranged?
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Tryy reading some of these[^].
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You can find information about ASP.NET MVC here: http://www.asp.net/mvc[^]
WPF use another model.
Christian Amado
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Hello everyone,
For starters, I apologize for my English, I used google translate.
For some years that I give up trying to fix this bug which now describe.
It's Reading and Pixel Graphics.
I do not know if the bug is on the graphics or the reading of pixels.
The images describe the problem better.
1 - http://upperpix.com/pm-YSV8.html[^]
2 - http://upperpix.com/pm-QDA3.html[^]
The reading of pixels is done using an object created by me.
The 'object works fine, then incorrect values are not due to some incorrect completion of the object.
the position of "Mouse Y" is at 0 but the values I read one more.
If, however, change the first color of "LinearGradientBrush" and select an almost black color or a color with RGB values that are close to 0, the value is correct.
I do not know how to solve the problem, I wrote a series of forums but no one has been able to help me.
Thank you and I apologize for the English, I hope you understand something.
Bye.
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Hello,
Can anyone give me some help?
Maybe you do not understand what I wrote?
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1. Post this in the VB.NET forum, this is not a VS11 issue.
2. Show the code that is causing the problems, we cannot guess form two pictures what may be happening.
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I did not understand what you mean
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Your question is about VB.NET so it should be posted in the proper forum[^]. Secondly, we cannot guess what is going wrong since you have not shown any code, just two pictures which mean nothing.
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I do not see the VB.NET section, see section only visual basic, which is why I wrote in the 11 & VS. NET.
As for the rest, you're a programmer, it is not difficult to understand what I did, for this reason I dont added the code.
Reading the thread title, and content, it seems clear the code base that I could use.
At school, I did not study programming, but personally I would understand the code that could be used.
Just to understand, it is clear the problem I exposed?
Because if you do not even understand the problem I have given, would be useless to continue.
I proceed to show the underlying code, or I stop here?
thank you very much
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eusta wrote: do not see the VB.NET section, see section only visual basic That's why I gave you the link.
eusta wrote: you're a programmer, it is not difficult to understand what I did How do you figure that, you show two pictures and expect us to guess what your code does?
eusta wrote: Because if you do not even understand the problem I have given, would be useless to continue. Too true.
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Be patient, but it is not hard to see that I used a LinearGradientBrush and Bitmap.GetPixel to limit the area of the cursor object Cursor.Clip I used MouseDown and MouseMove.
I seem to have the specified topic title and description.
When I help the users in the forum, I normally do a test on my vb.net.
I'm sorry but I did not want a debate about what to write, where to write or organize a lesson in morality.
thank you very much
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eusta wrote: I'm sorry but I did not want a debate about what to write, where to write or organize a lesson in morality.
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Scusami ridi per ciò che ho scritto, oppure per il significato della frase?
Comunque a quanto pare tu non sei in grado di aiutarmi, probabilmente non vuoi aiutarmi o non sai aiutarmi, quello che ho capito è che non hai nulla da fare e che hai solo voglia di fare chiacchiere inutili.
Ti ripeto, non ho bisogno di lezioni di vita o di moralità, quindi lascia perdere, non perderti in chiacchiere inutili.
P. S. use google translate, I'll help you choose my home.
I am Italian.
Thanks again and goodbye
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eusta wrote: Excuse me for laughing at what I wrote, or the meaning of the phrase?
However it looks like you're not able to help me, you probably do not want help or not help me know, what I realized is that you have nothing to do and you just want to make small talk.
I repeat, I do not need lessons of life and morality, so just do not get lost in useless talk.
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Hi, I am developing a paint like application for Win 8. I am refering this WPF app[^]. It uses AdornerDecorator & Thumb class for component moving and resizing, so is it available in WinRT ?
WPF and silverlight has canvas component rendering methods but in WinRT I can't find any method so how can I save canvas content as image ?
There is one metro app called skitch[^], it provides all the features that I want. So please metro developers help me how can I do such things ?
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Farhan Ghumra wrote: It uses AdornerDecorator & Thumb class for component moving and resizing, so
is it available in WinRT ?
No. Adorners were a WPF capability, and didn't exist in Silverlight - which WinRT is much closer to than WPF. In hunting around for an answer, I see that you have already asked and had answers to this here[^]. Asking the same question in a different location isn't going to change the underlying answer I'm afraid.
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