Hi. You can not use DataReader for backward reading. You can use disconnected DB. To use that you can use DataSets and DataAdapters. Here is a quick and simple tutorial: http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials/AdoDotNet/Lesson05.aspx The tutorial is in C# but the syntax is similar to VB.NET. Have fun. HL

Hi I wrote my project using VB.NET with VS 2005. I added xml comments to every class/method/variable etc. I am using NDoc to create an help file based on these comments. The problem is NDoc is declaring that some of the components are missing comments allthough i have checked and the comments are there but from some reason NDoc was unable to read them. How can i fix it. Thank you for your help. HL

Hi I developed an application using VB.NET with VS 2005. I add xml comments as needed to every method/class/members etc. Now i want to create an help file based on this comments. I found a convertion tool for C# (NDoc) but not for VB.NET. I need a simple tool to create a MSDN like help file based on VB.NET xml coments. Tnx

This is the best tutorial. With a little patience one can learn a lot from this. http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials/AdoDotNet/Lesson02.aspx -- modified at 7:05 Sunday 12th March, 2006

Hi I developed an application using VB.NET with VS 2005. I add xml comments as needed to every method/class/members etc. Now i want to create an help file based on this comments. I found a convertion tool for C# (NDoc) but not for VB.NET. I need a simple tool to create a MSDN like help file based on VB.NET xml coments. Tnx -- modified at 6:59 Sunday 12th March, 2006

I understand that you wish to manipulate a CSV file. I think the best way to deal with CSV files is to refer to them like refering to databases. Using the following link you can learn how to connect to the CSV file as a database and all you need is some knowledge in SQL queries. http://weblogs.asp.net/fmarguerie/archive/2003/10/01/29964.aspx HL -- modified at 6:26 Sunday 12th March, 2006

'com' is a local variable in your event handler method. When you define a local variable in a function/method this variable is not in the group of from's/class's member variables so if you wish to use it just call it with it's name. HL

Hi I am not sure that this is the place to ask it but if not please tell me and i will ask it in the appropriate forum. I wrote an application using VB.NET using VS 2005. I tested it on windows XP with .NET framework 2.0 and it worked fine. I want to test it on windows 2000/NT and my question is if i have to install it on my/other computer or there is an emulator/software testing enviroment which i can use? tnx -- modified at 6:46 Sunday 12th March, 2006