To obtain a registration key for Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express, you can visit the official Microsoft website or contact their customer support for assistance.
By default, no, you can't use Visual Studio on Mac, but there are a couple or alternatives or workarounds. The easiest way is through Bootcamp. With the help of Bootcamp, you will have the possibility to install Windows and then native Visual Studio package or use a replacement called Xojo (Previously named Real Studio). Access the website to download a trial copy of the software in question.
To work with the Controls in Visual Basic, I recommend you to use the online tutorials presented by Microsoft. Since they're more used in the development business, Form Controls are the way to start developing.
Is it possible with VB 2010 to load multiple images into a single PictureBox (at run time), re-size and arrange them like an album (not layers), and save it all as a single, flat image? Is there a better way to accomplish this?
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Answer by
Leonard Moore
No. You can't add multiple images into a single PictureBox. In a PictureBox, you can use only one image at a time. If you want to create an album, you can use another program to merge your pictures (you can use Paint or search Software Informer's database for an application that can do that) and afterwards upload the resulted image in the PictureBox.
In order to move a label through your application's interface, you just need to select it, and move the mouse on it until your cursor's icon becomes a 2 sideways arrow. When it does, click and drag the label. You can check the following support website where you can find more information about labels and how to work with them.
I need to create a button that opens 4 identical web links in default browser in different tabs but the same window (part of bigger project), but I'm not sure how to code it. Any ideas?
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
Microsoft offers to all its users the possibility to learn coding using online support. There is a section on the Try Itpage which explains exactly the process required to assign links to controls or buttons. The default code is as follows:
Private Sub OnClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs) Try System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.microsoft.com") Catch 'Code to handle the error. End Try End Sub
Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express" is a free version of software. You can use it to work on projects.
Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express can be used for free indefinitely.
To obtain a registration key for Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express, you can visit the official Microsoft website or contact their customer support for assistance.
By default, no, you can't use Visual Studio on Mac, but there are a couple or alternatives or workarounds. The easiest way is through Bootcamp. With the help of Bootcamp, you will have the possibility to install Windows and then native Visual Studio package or use a replacement called Xojo (Previously named Real Studio). Access the website to download a trial copy of the software in question.
To work with the Controls in Visual Basic, I recommend you to use the online tutorials presented by Microsoft. Since they're more used in the development business, Form Controls are the way to start developing.
Is it possible with VB 2010 to load multiple images into a single PictureBox (at run time), re-size and arrange them like an album (not layers), and save it all as a single, flat image? Is there a better way to accomplish this?
No. You can't add multiple images into a single PictureBox. In a PictureBox, you can use only one image at a time. If you want to create an album, you can use another program to merge your pictures (you can use Paint or search Software Informer's database for an application that can do that) and afterwards upload the resulted image in the PictureBox.
How to move labels?
In order to move a label through your application's interface, you just need to select it, and move the mouse on it until your cursor's icon becomes a 2 sideways arrow. When it does, click and drag the label. You can check the following support website where you can find more information about labels and how to work with them.
I need to create a button that opens 4 identical web links in default browser in different tabs but the same window (part of bigger project), but I'm not sure how to code it. Any ideas?
Microsoft offers to all its users the possibility to learn coding using online support. There is a section on the Try It page which explains exactly the process required to assign links to controls or buttons. The default code is as follows:
Private Sub OnClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs)
Try
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.microsoft.com")
Catch
'Code to handle the error.
End Try
End Sub