Create the popup form with the four fields on it and an OK and Cancel button. Add four properties to the form to expose the values of the four text boxes.
Then in the main form you will create an instance of the popup, display it and then retrieve data from it when it is closed. It will look...
This is how I correct the problem.
In the solution window, right click the project that is not debugging correctly and select "Properties".
Click on the "Configuration Properties" folder and then click on "Build".
Click the dropdown list on "Generate...
You can also do this using a regular expression. This would allow you to check for a specific kind of number:
Integer, Decimal, Negative/Non-Negative.
Regular expressions are very powerful for evaluating strings.
http://www.evolt.org/article/rating/20/22700/
http://www.regxlib.com/...
I don't think this is an OS issue. I work with a Win 2000 workstation and the other developers in my group are using XP. Is everyone using the same development environment; are all of you running the same service pack for VS.Net?
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