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ed-clift wrote: Thanks for your response.
I don't mean to be disrespectful (that's why I'm not posting it on the discussion board), but when I try to use the C code, it takes me hours and hours to translate, and it never seems to work.
I see many similarities, but the "devil is in the detail", and it takes DAYS to get it to work, with the nuances of each language.
Very interesting, but what exactly is your problem? The example you linked to is in C# which is as close to VB.NET as you can get. I suggest you try Googling to see if there are any tools which could do the conversion for you.
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The link you provided in your original question covers exactly that scenario. I suggest you study the article to find out how it works and then find a way of converting the code from C# to VB.NET.
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If I understand well, Setup Projects are not available anymore in VS2012.
Microsoft encourages us to move to InstallShield.
I installed the free version and it looks quite different to the Microsoft Setup project.
Did someone try alternatives like WIX, NSIS or InnoSetup?
My current setup are quite complex as they contain custom forms.
What package do you recommend?
I'd be interested to know what you've been doing about this.
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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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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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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
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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
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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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