Hi, Read this aticle of new version of VB.NET 2003, "Shifting to the Left or the Right" point: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dv\_vstechart/html/vbconVisualBasicNET2003LanguageChanges.asp?frame=true#vbconvisualbasicnet2003languagechangesanchor4 "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

Ok thanks Mikasa, I found it in MSDN. Regards "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

Hi I´ll explain in spanish, becase I think, you'll understand better the explanation: 1.Necesitas registrar la dll en el sistema, para ello copia la dll al winnt\system32 y desde ahí ejecuta "regsvr32 TuLibreria.dll" 2.Una vez registrado abre el VB y en el menu busca "Proyecto/Referencias" que abrira una ventana donde puedes examinar y seleccionar la dll. 3.Una vez referenciada, solo has de instanciarla por codigo, como por ejemplo: Dim ObjDLL As New PuntoDeEntradaDeLaDLL() Regards and good luck. "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

Hi You are using a simple dll, not a COM dll. When you are trying import a basic dll wihtout interface, you can´t reference using your VB tool development. You need inport it by code. VB.NET sample: -------------------------------- _ Public Shared Function FunctionName(ByRef Param1 As Integer, _ ByRef Param2 As String, _ ByVal Param3 As Integer) As Long End Function -------------------------------- Regards "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

I all, I want to convert a structure from VB to VB.NET and I don´t know how specify the max length of an string... Sample VB 6.0: ------------------------------------ Public Type YY XX As String * 10 End Type ------------------------------------- Code in VB 7.0: ------------------------------------ Structure YY XX As String '<--- ¿How could I do it? End Structure ------------------------------------- Thanks all "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

If you are using NTFS system in your server, you have to give write permissions to the folder where you want to write. If you are using FAT32 this gangway is not necessary. "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

Hi First one add a reference of your COM object or ActiveX to reference folder in you application proyect. Afterwards, in your code, imports the reference and use it. Sample (VB.NET): Imports ASDBINTERFACECOMLib 'add the reference Module ASDBTest Sub Main() Dim o As New ASDBInterface() 'instance the class End Sub End Module Regards. "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

Hi Philip, and thanks for your answer. Do you know any class who works whith http request in binary format? Thanks and regards. "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

This sample is very good.. but you can use others samples: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=439&lngWId=10 Regards "On the 8th day, God started debugging"

I used templates includes Response.WriteFile() but, in ASP.NET version, exists dynamic includes, as in other languages as ColdFusion? Thanks "On the 8th day, God started debugging"