Just curious:how that progress bar works,how fill it?Do you use threading or divide something or smth different?
done by a Timer just add one to your form the code i used is below
Code:
For the button:
If TextBox1.Text = "supportf" Then
TextBox2.Text = "1337leet"
Timer1.Start()
For the Timer1:
ProgressBar1.Increment(+1)
If ProgressBar1.Value = 100 Then
Form1.Show()
hope it helped
I think upgrading to vb 2010 so early is wrong because nobody has .net framework 4 so far. Ain't I right?
then they should stop being lazy and get it.
This question may make you laugh and I'm sorry if it annoys you but is it good to have all the .Net Frameworks?
they're backwards compatible -very nice feature.
install .net framework 4 and you'll be able to run ALL previous .net version apps ;)
(11-13-2009, 07:50 AM)Nonmod Wrote: [ -> ]Only difference is .net framework 4.Apps made in visual studio 2010 will not work on other pc's unless they've installed frameowk v4. .net version of app can be changed,just in express editions it's a pain in ass to do it.
click on My projects, click the Compile tab, click advanced compile options button, goto target framework, select the framework you want, you will be prompted about a warning, to save your work,"i never did,lol", and bam you got a app that now ships with the framework you selected. And you can continue to work on your app.
Problem is-if you ,for example,use Mcicorosft.CSharp namespace and dynamic variables in .net 4,then converting your app older version will lead you tu rewrite your app.
Not Many difference With Vb8 ("VB.NET")
