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Keyth-- Thanks for the Code. I decided to do my columns this way, and it does load faster. I have found that for some Unknown reason when I set dgv.DataSource = myDataTable it binds the data twice. Weird. Also, I figured out that my columns were being centered before, but it just didn't...

I am working with the DataGridView in VB.Net2005. I am having problems with the way that it loads and displays the data. I have added it to my form and set several properties at design time and runtime, however the column and row headers are not displaying properly when I set my datasource and...

Hi-- I am working on a project that uses VS2003. I have an MSFlexgrid control added to my form. I have set several properties at design time for the flexgrid so that when a cell is selected, the entire row is selected. However, when I run the program, and select one or many rows, nothing is...

Ron Thanks for the reply, but I wasn't associating the sysTray Icon with a form, so I couldn't do it quite like that. I had added the disposing of the Icon to an overloaded Dispose event on my custom ApplicationContext class, but it wasn't being correctly called, so I just moved it so that it...

I figured it out!! I just needed to dispose of my icon before I exited my thread!! Thanks, mHos

I have an app that uses a systray icon. When I exit the app, I notice that my icon is still in the systray. If I go to mouse over it, it disappears, so I know that it is actually gone. How can I force the systray to redraw so that the icon is no longer is visible? thanks, mHos

I am using a com object that was created using vb 6. It returns an IPictureDisp object. I need to get the Image from that object. I cannot just use the Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility runtime because in the Visual Studio 2003 it is not allowed to be added as a reference. I found that if I...

If your .jpg is an embedded resource then you should just be able to do ( should work for icons too) sourceBitmap = new Bitmap(me.getType(), "title.jpg") you need to make sure that the title.jpg is spelled exactly correct or else it won't find it. if it isn't an embedded resourc...

I figured this one out too. I feel really dumb. It was something really simple. I was trying to access the paint function for the panel. This never gets drawn on, it is covered all of the time by the picturebox. I needed to use the paint function on the Picturebox. Then when I would scroll it...

You also have to do a .dispose on the picture box. ie. pbox1.image.dispose() then that should release the reference to the object that is holding it up and allow you to delete it.

I am creating a legend in a picture box that is set inside of a panel. I have done this so that I can resize the picture box to whatever size I want and when it gets larger than the panel, scroll bars will automatically appear and handle the scrolling for me. This works wonderfully. My...

I figured it out. I move those two calls to a pre-Load function, and that is why it was having problems. I found that if I did everything else in a pre-load function, and then just did those two calls in the load function, that it worked.

I am having trouble with the listView in VB.NET. This seemed to be working the other day, and now it isn't. Now I get an error -> it tells my that my index is out of bounds of the collection or array size (or something like that). DETAILS: I have a listview in report mode. I have added my...

I also am doing this and was having a problem. After I was done with the picture i did this, and it allowed it. picturebox.image = nothing picturebox.image.dispose() Kill(filname) This worked for me, hope it helps

I am using pictures that are embedded into a database. I can create the files, and load the picture into the picturebox. My problem arises that after I am done using the picture, I need to kill the temporary file, but I keep getting an error saying that I can't access that file because it is in...

if the image is embedded in the database it is probably binary. You have to create a temp binary file from the data read in from the database, then you load that into the image in your picture box. hope that that gives you some ideas.

icca-- thanks for letting me know that I'm not the only one. I'll keep trying to get it to work. Right now, debug.writeline will have to become my best friend!!

I have it set through the configuration to start and external .exe on startup that my dll links into. I have multiple forms in this dll and the breakpoints work correctly everytime in all the other forms, but not in this one. I have even tried creating a new form and copying my code over, but...

I am creating a VB.NET dll. I have created a form and set several breakpoints. It will stop at some of the breakpoints, and not at others. I have checked that debugging is enabled, several times i've deleted the entire \bin folder, forcing it to recreate itself, restarted my machine, etc. And...