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I am having trouble with an application that I have just completed, when using it I noticed that my machine slows down alot. Investigation reveals that when I dispose of forms, the memory is not being freed up. I set-up a thread to run "gargage collection" every few seconds but the problem...

When performing a drag and drop the mouse pointer defaults to the standard drag drop images. I want to alter these defaults to my own images, is this possible? Thanks for any help in advance.

Forget it, I was being stupid, sorry folks- nothing to see here.

I'm using VB6, and I am attempting to copy one file from one location to another:- FilCopy Source.string, Destination.string I get runtime error '75 Path/File access error. I'm sure this all worked fine before I installed .Net- can anyone solve this. Thanks in advance

I wish to perform a drag and drop between two controls. I would like to change the mouse pointer to my own icon but the default always sees to take precedence can I change this? Thanks for any help Rick

I need to insert multiple records into a single table (im using VB.NET 2003 and SQL Server 2000) what is the best ie quickest and most stable option. Thanks for any help

I need to set up an app that deletes a folder and all subdirectories, I am using a piece of code that seems to work, except that the sub directories aren't removed from memory (the hard drive stats stay the same). I am assuming that this is not good practice, can anyone help me with the correct...

Nouman that is exactly what I needed, thanks.

Thanks for your prompt reply, the problem is that there could be 2 form classes or twenty and being lazy I don't want to update a case statement for each project, therefore I still need to apply a variable to select the form class that I want. Any ideas ?

I want to open a form in code, but I don't know which form class to use until runtime. Lets say I have 3 different form classes frmMISC1 frmMISC2 frmMISC3 I want to pass a variable and open the required form based on this: ie- dim form as new frmMISC & "1" form.show The problem...

I am building a treeview from 4 data-adapters combined into a single dataset (from SQL Server). This works fine and I get 4 levels of tree nodes. My problem is that the fourth level of nodes needs to be dynamic (all the others are static after initial load). I want to reload the final tier...

thanks frandazzo

I am trying to execute a stored procedure that requires an input parameter, the purpose of the procedure is to delete a record in a table (based on the ID that I pass it) I cannot find an example of this anywhere. The stored procedure works fine, my problem is running it from code. I would...

Cheers TOAD, I wasn't defining a range- whoops. Many thanks

I am having trouble with programming excel from vb .net. I need to run a find replace on a spreadsheet that I create in code- creating the .xls is no problem but I am unable to run the find\replace. Can anyone help me. Many thanks Rick Masters

Thanks for writing back guys, I have got the box open and there is a RAM stick in the slot, but there is an empty slot aswell. Should I just go and buy some more memory, is there a way to test if the stick is knackered or the slot/motherboard? Thanks again, Rick

I really need help and fast! I recently switched on a very old machine and I get the following message almost immediately: ATI MACH64 SGRAM BIOS 3.002 And thats it, nothing else, no beeps, nothing. Please can someone tell me what this means and what I can do to fix it. Many thanks Rick

Hello, I have a treeview in my project. It is populated from a database. It works well, however I would like to be able to change the text value of certain nodes at runtime. I can do this for the "selected node" but I can't grab another node from code, can anybody help? Many thanks

Thanks dragnut

I am new to VB and I would like an easy and efficient way to check if a folder exists in a directory and if not then to create a new one without the user being prompted. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.