Visual Studio

Looks like you need to talk to Microsoft.

You can install an on-premise version of Team Foundation Server[^] or Git[^], and never touch the cloud. :) NB: If you can live with the limitations, TFS Express[^] is free; otherwise, you might have to pay for it if you don't already have a license. Git is totally free. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

That's the first thing I did. Nothing there. If it's not broken, fix it until it is

You should ask this question in the VB forum. This forum is for issues particular to Visual Studio. :) The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

Hi Alan, thank you for the idea. Actually, before writing to the registry, I looked for a way how to have a process ("process.start()") run in a particular culture... Couldn't find information on that, so the registry hack was my problem solver. Now I tried your code, but unfortunately I encounter a strange effect: The called tool starts executing, it also consumes my additional parameters (as I can see from the Console messages), but ... then it seems to stop on it's half way, the Console window stays open and nothing goes on anymore. This is different from my older experiments with "process.start()": Once the parameters (path etc.) were fed correctly, the tool just worked (with different results depending on the system culture setting). I have no idea what mightbe wrong now. Salut Mick

I first thought so as well ;) If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson

google found Assembly Binding Log Viewer (fuslogvw.exe) in less than a second. whoops... I should have seen that. :doh: Anyway, thanks for your help.

But your problem is with geckofx not Visual Studio. I would suggest you try the Quick Answers forum, as more people are likely to see the question there.

There are many websites and articles that will teach you how to create and manage databases, and Google will find them for you.

The point I was trying to make is that this is a Microsoft issue, and you might get better help by asking them.

When my data plan rolls I will probably experiment with the [Help Viewer Admin]() [^] That way I will have it in a mess before I uninstall and slowly rebuild it. Or just wait until I upgrade to VS 2015 and see what I get for help. :sigh: All I wanted was to add one book to my off-line docs. I sometimes think the Windows "stack" is becoming a house of cards. Touch one thing and it starts falling down.

Sorry, this forum is for answering technical questions. If you want study guides, tutorials, samples etc, then Google will find them for you. Alternatively go to http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vb/[^].

Hi Richard Thank you so much for this information!!! :) Happy New Year 2016 :) Regards JM

You would get more help by posting this in the proper forum, it is not a Visual Studio issue. And you also need to provide proper details, and show the area of code that is not working.

You're welcome :)

Based on your postings, you're trying to learn programming by downloading someone else's code (as part of a tutorial) and now you're trying to get the sample program going. You're running before you are walking; a "simple" calculator does not use recursion or expression trees. You should start with a simpler tutorial or sample program, and learn some basic debugging techniques before tackling something that looks like it was over-engineered (and rather poorly).

A VSPackage may suit your needs; check out this link: http://www.componentowl.com/articles/visual-studio-toolbox-control-integration[^]

Please do not post the same question in multiple forums. This has no more to do with Visual Studio than it does with Visula Basic.