Being from Nebraska, I think the only reason that they have tornado sirens is so that it gives people time to run outside and look up. :)

This would give me the number of accounts that match, but not which of the accounts match....correct? I am needing to figure out which of the numbers match. Thanks.

I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to obtain and present a set of information.... I have a SQL table with information that is related to account numbers. There can be multiple lines with the same account number. I have a list of account numbers in a spreadsheet (about 100). I would like to know if there is at least one record in the table whose account number matches the number on the spreadsheet. Is there ane efficient way to give me a yes/no or other info without hitting the database 100 times? It could be done in Excel or VS2005. Does anyone want to throw out a suggestion? Much thanks in advance.

I feel like this should be an easy task, but I am having some issues. I have a tab control, call it tabControl1, and 8 tabs, call them tabPage1 - 8. The length of the text on each tab is different. I want to create a 'justified' look and put the tabs in two rows (similar to MS Word tools>options). I can adjust the padding, which changes the padding for all the tabs. But when I do this, the longer of the two rows appears to float. If anyone could give me some guidance on this or point me in the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Search for hours....no success. Post a question...find it in 10 minutes. Go figure. Here is what I found in case anyone cares. Dim p As New System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo() p.Verb = "print" p.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden p.FileName = "C:\filename.htm" p.UseShellExecute = True System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(p)

Can anyone tell me if vb2005 has a function comparable to InvokeVerbEx("Print")? I have a folder that contains a number of .pdf files. I would like to have my code print each one of the .pdf files. If I right click on the file and click 'print', acrobat opens, prints the file, and then closes the file. Acrobat stays open, which is fine. I just want to send the files to the printer. Thanks in advance.

The error appears to be generated by a problem with the quotes between ...Image and CByte...

I am trying to add a month view calendar that will display the time and description of the event within each day (using VB.NET 2005). My current attemt is to draw a series of rectangles and place text within each. I am able to create my calendar, put the day inside each box...so the calendar is there. My problem is placing a label, text, etc. within each box to display the event. I would also need to be able to double-click the item and open a form containg the detail for the item. If someone could point me in the right direction (even if it means starting over and taking a new path) I would greatly appreciate it. Many thanks in advance. -- modified at 21:55 Monday 16th October, 2006