yes, this is one of those confusing error messages. When it says that, it really means to say: "Failing to ... because the file is being used by this very process or maybe even another process". The typical cause is either one of these: 1. your app has the file still open, i.e. you forgot to dispose of the File, FileStream, or whatever relevant object you used earlier to access that file. 2. another app is busy accessing your file; typical candidates are indexing programs, and AntiVirus programs (both are very interested in fresh files!). If so, all it takes is a few seconds of patience and a retry. :) Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] [My CP bug tracking] Nil Volentibus Arduum Season's Greetings to all CPians.

use "\n" inside a string or look at the example below: label1.Text = "foo" & System.Environment.NewLine & "second line"

Wrong tool The listview is really not designed for inline editing or large datasets. Use the datagridview.

you can use ftp access from ms-dos in a hidden process, you system must create a bat file with the ftp commands to upload these file, example ftp -A -i -s:ftp_file_instructions.txt ftp_address where -A anonymous access, sorry, i don't know how access with permisses -i no confirmation to each operation (yes or no to upload/download files) -s param to describe the text file with instructions, this text file contain each ftp command in the current session. Manuel say: Greetings from Mexico, Cuando salga el sol, no estare aqui... --------------------------------------- Web: http://www.otakuzone-fanzine.com Forum: http://www.otakuzone-fanzine.com/foro

Perhaps set the combobox to sort the list, i thinke the property is sorted = true. If that doesn't work, clear and repopulate the list from the original source. Posted by The ANZAC

This is so wrong. You shouldn't be moving controls between forms, the controls shoudn't even be visible between forms. What a disaster. To communicate between forms ( passing text to set labels, for example ), form2 can expose a property that form1 sets ( a string that sets the label ), form2 can take the string in it's constructor, or you can set up delegates to pass the info between forms based on some event in one form. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

In your FOR loop that is creating the labels, add an event handling function for the mouse click event, for example: AddHandler Label(N).MouseClick, AddressOf CardClickFct You will then need to create the CardClickFct, such as: Sub CardClickFct(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Dim TheCard as label = DirectCast(sender, Label) ' TODO: Add whatever you want the card to do when its been clicked End Sub What you must also remember to do is remove the event handler when the label is destroyed (by calling RemoveHandler).... You MUST ensure that your array variable "Label" is declared "WithEvents" for this to work!!! I hope this helps you out.... Regards, Martin

I have already have it set that way! But Thank You for you time.

Bso_Cool wrote: I have done some research on this and found some tutorials but with no luck on what I am looking for. Looks[^] to me like there are lots of tutorials. Bso_Cool wrote: but when i go Printer.Print("Whatever") it gives me an error message. I guess that's why no tutorials tell you to do this, it's changed from VB6. I suggest following any of the tutorials I brought up with google, or asking a more specific question about the nature of what you want to print. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog