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Try these: RichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font("Tahoma", 12, FontStyle.Underline) RichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font("Tahoma", 12, FontStyle.Bold) RichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font("Tahoma", 12, FontStyle.Italic) Then add the text to the RichTextBox Control.

I would like to know what your program is considering you have no idea what the .NET Framework is.

Your posting couldn't be more vague. I am guessing that English is your second language. No problem, just ask someone who is fluent (In English) to write down your question for you and then post it here.

Check this out. If it does not help, let the forum know. [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178139.aspx[/url]

Do you mean XP-Visual Styles?

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Do you still need help with this?

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You could start off by using the System.IO namespace of the .NET Framework. What is the purpose of storing all that info in textbox? You could store some sort of a unique identifier as the value of the textbox and then when a user selects something from the textbox, showw …

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You cannot possibly learn all you need to know from some examples. Go to classes, or some other schooling. The fact that people don't take programming seriously is why we have so much bloat and crapware out there. Please, for the good of mankind, educate yourself with something other than …

Try: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Producao WHERE ProdUserID=UtilizadorID. This will give the number of rows that meet this criteria.

Try this: <code> Dim strInput As String = "" Dim str1stCharacter As String = "" Dim strOutput As String = "" Dim intStringLength As Integer = 0 strInput = Me.xEnterText.Text str1stCharacter = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(strInput, 1) Select Case str1stCharacter Case "A", "E", "I", "O", "U", "Y", "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", …

Try using the RichTextBox_SelectionChanged Event. Inside of the event handler test the SelectionLength property of the RichTextBox like this: If RichTextBox.SelectionLength > 0 Then MenuStripItems.Visible else End If

You could start the file IO in a separate class from the UI and use Thread.Start(). In your file IO class, you can raise an event after each operation (or whatever interval you choose) and have it call back to the UI to perform updates.

Try the SerialPort Class. .NET 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 Namespace: System.IO.Ports Assembly: System (in system.dll)