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OK, what's there by that link (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22060540/display-amount-in-words-in-vb-net, thank you again, Andrzejek!) is conversion of the Integer to String. But I needed dollar (pound/krona/rupee/ruble/hrivnia/dinar/peso/rand/tugrik/yuan/yen/etc.) amount conversion from...

Good post! One thing is missing, though: decimals. Lemme play with this NumberToText() function, and if I manage to upgrade it - I'll post it here.

Colleagues, Say, you need to convert $123,456.78 to "One Hundred Twenty Three Thousands Four Hundred Fifty Six dollars and 78/100". Is there some .NET built-in (or custom-made) function that does that? Or I'll have to "roll yer own"? TIA!

I was trying to start new thread, but this new website dinna wanna take "FileSystemWatcher glitch" as a thread title... I miss the old Tek-Tips website! But it let me in on this second attempt. (Forgive me my nostalgia for the ol' good Tek-Tips wbsite!) BTOM: 1. FSW reacts dutifully to renaming...

I was trying to start new thread, but this new website won't take "FileSystemWatcher glitch" as a thread title... I miss the old Tek-Tips website! BTOM: 1. FSW reacts dutifully to renaming and modification (excerpt from the log file)...

Started with DBase III and Clipper in 1989, then FoxBASE 2.x, FoxPro 2.5/2.6, VFP 3.0 in 1997, ended with VFP 9.0 in 2019. Now working in VB .NET (VS 2022).

Colleagues, How do I know who's currently logged in on a server (or even local W/S) machine? IOW, I need a function that returns a list of currently logged UserIDs, whether as a String (e.g. CSV, or CRLF-, or whatever char separated) or String(). I recon posting similar Q. here before (way B4...

After rigorous testing, it's been established that whatever the NotifyFilter(s) is/are - the notification is doubled. To fight this discrepancy, I recalled that there is such thing as Static local memvar... and here it is: ' To prevent double notification: Static lsPrevFile As String If...

when the file is changed by Notepad Actually, it's Notepad++, but might be the same. create a temporary copy, work with that, then when you save for example they delete the original file and copy the temp file to the original filename see this article...

Colleagues, Here's what I have in the code: '==================================================================================================================================== Private Sub MonitorFilesModifications()...

Scheise! It seems that I'll never learn when to declare a pointer-on-oject memvar with just "As", and when with "As New"! Albeit... "String" is also an object... err... class that becomes an object when declared just with "As", ain't it? [ponder] Anyway, thank you very much, Mikrom! Problem's...

Exist it does. It was declared way above in the code. I moved it down so I could "take a picture". Regards, Ilya

That'd be fine and dandy, but the problem is that in .NET Framework 4.8 I opened the Project Properties tab and selected "Install other frameworks; that took me there: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/8.0 I dunno which ver. 8 files to select... Any hints? (Win 11...

Colleagues, Picture worth 1K words, so here it is: AHWBGA! Regards, Ilya

Right, not supported. Any tip on how to get around this restriction? Regards, Ilya

Colleagues, I need to monitor files of more than one type (e.g. XML, TXT, etc.) I looked up FileSystemWatcher.Filters property - it's read only. This is what I have: What am I doing wrong? Regards, Ilya

It did, muchos gratis, le grand merci, tada raba, bol'shoe spasibo, djakue bardzo! :-) Regards, Ilya

Thank you, mikrom, it worked! Regards, Ilya

Thank you, StrongM! There's one drawback, though: Is it because my testing program is on .NET Framework 4.8, and Convert.ToHexString() method I opened the Project Options screen (VS 2022), and there's no option for .NET, only for the Framework... [ponder] Regards, Ilya

Colleagues, the subject line says it. Search in the MS Learning (aka on-line Help) produced "you're in a helicopter" results. GetFileHashCode() threw an exception even before Ctrl+S. AHWBGA! Regards, Ilya