I was listening to a radio station on dot net, caledl .Net Rocks.
There was a guy who wrote in an email about a problem about Clustering and Mirroring with large databases.
I sounded quite interesting.
Anyways, the guy was asking if someone from Microsoft could answer the problem / issue.
It sounds quite interesting and is in the 6th to 10th minute of the show.
It's a great radio station (I think). It's www.dotnetrocks.com
The show will be put into the archives as of this Monday, and the problem may be resolved by next weeks show, i.e. +this+ (19th Febuary) Monday.
So it would be interesting to see what happened.
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SEP2007
"Give Everything Its Home"
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I don't know if this is the right answer. But in VB you can do a method called LoadFile(filename), if that is any help.
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I've just got a microphone for the computer and have been using the sound recorder that comes with XP, but it only records 60 seconds of sound at one time.
Can anyone recommend a software package I could use to record sound for longer periods of time ?
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That was awful.
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Have downloaded you text editor, It looks nice. Very plain and simple.
SEP2007.
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I don't have visual studio.
I only have VB 2005 Express Edition.
IDE Macros aren't on it ?
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It worked
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W3bbo wrote:
SEP2007 wrote:Try
Me.Richtextbox.Loadfile("thefile")
Catch ex as Exception
Msgbox ex.message
End Try
was reformmated as
'----------------------------------------------------------'
Try
Me.Richtextbox.Loadfile("thefile")
Catch Ex as Exception
'*****************'
Msgbox ex.message
'*****************'
End Try
'----------------------------------------------------------'
Its a little over the top here but I'm just trying to get across a basic principle. That you could have more than just tabs as formatting.
And you could specify your own formating rules. And perhaps have different formatting rule (auto-formatting) for say, Events, Subs, Functions, For, While, etc.
Does that make sense ?
You can do all that with IDE Macros.
Ok thanks, can I do it in the VB editor ? Can I have the Macros working in the VB editor ?
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Have been looking at it, I think i can.
