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Expert Profile: Frank G. Dahncke

Expertise:  I can answer most questions realating to real-world application programming in Visual Basic .NET (including SQL-Server 7.0 and up). I NO LONGER ANSWER VB6 QUESTIONS. My speciality is GUI/frontend work and API calls. I do not know about Internet, games or graphics programming, just the bread-and-butter stuff. I answer questions in German as well.
Experience: I have been programming BASIC applications professionally for 22 years now (2007), having done most any application type from multimedia CBT to telephone directories to database frontends. Organizations: RA-MICRO Software GmbH

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Something controversial or provocative about this subject  Nobody needs C anymore - VB can do it all !
Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:  VB is the most widely used programming language in the world.
What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  animated 3D graphics; Internet programming
What do you like about this subject?  I just love VB.NET for it's ease of use and it's power.
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Knowledge   9.69   Best of the best
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Thanks for the reply. Its little things like this that keep me in VB6! There is a post on the MSDN listing a C solution. Regards Frank
(Frank Merckel on 05/22/08)
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(sher on 05/21/08)
YOU ROCK!! Thanks Frank, that got me started right where I needed. Still a little confused, but you've definitely made me little project a lot easier.
(Rocky on 02/18/08)
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Recent Answers from Frank G. Dahncke
2008-07-28  Runtime controls OK. In that case, just read the properties of the control. I don't know your background in programming, so I'll just make a simple example. Let's assume a textcontrol named "txtInput" resides on your form...
2008-07-26  Help Excel uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), not VB as a programming language. Unfortunatly, this means you cannot make an EXE because VBA is not meant to be compiled. Please get a version of VisualBasic...
2008-07-21  problem in vb project Your problem is that you try to calculate with variables that can only contain text (so-called "string variables"). To be able to calulate, convert text to numbers frist. A function that can help you do...
2008-07-16  visual basic events "msflexgrid" means "MS Flexgrid", a control that is bundled with old versions of VisualBasic. It displays a grid a bit like Excel does where the user can edit individual cells arranged in rows and columns...
2008-06-23  Count click events No problem. First, at the Module level, declare an integer variable as counter, then increment it in the Click event. Hint: to get to the Click event, just double-click the button in design mode. Then...
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