How to create a system restore point in VB.NET 2003 only, please?
Google never came up with anything of any use
TIA
Google never came up with anything of any use
TIA
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RE: System Restore
here, google came up with this:
http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.asp?ID=6911
hope this helps
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-iwdu15
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That's VB 6 code & I already saw that before posting my question
Original post stated VB.NET 2003 code only & already checked Google
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VB6 code isnt hard to convert to VB 1.1 or 2.0. most of that code should work
in 2003 or 2005, except the get and set. try it out first and see what happens
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-iwdu15
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But my original question is VB.NET 2003 & I had already seen that code when
searching Google
Don't anyone actually read the post properly these days?
Since when in VB.NET 2003 C#/C++/J#/J++/HTML/Javascript/VB6..? It isn't
Its like asking for a translation of something in English & the replier
posting it in Chinese. Same rules, different situation
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Again with the attitude!
For someone to hand you the code on a plate, they would have to convert the
only sample you seem to be able to find to YOUR particular flavour of .NET
and seeing as how trivial that particular conversion actually is, that isn't
going to happen.
If you do it youself, then not only will you learn how to go about
translating code from another 'language', you will probably also learn what
the code is actually doing (or supposed to do), You will probably also learn
some techniques that you might not have used before and you may stumble
across a better/more efficient/more elegant way of solving the problem.
"Newbie Coder" <newbie_coder@p leasespamme.com wrote in message
news:%23Ms5q72K HHA.1248@TK2MSF TNGP02.phx.gbl. ..But my original question is VB.NET 2003 & I had already seen that code
when
searching Google
>
Don't anyone actually read the post properly these days?
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Since when in VB.NET 2003 C#/C++/J#/J++/HTML/Javascript/VB6..? It isn't
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Its like asking for a translation of something in English & the replier
posting it in Chinese. Same rules, different situation
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Re: System Restore
Stephany
You cannot code yourself I see
You try to advise, but you have no idea I see
Keep your opinions to yourself & do yourself a favour & learn how to be a
programmer
As you see, I searched Google for VB.NET & it never came up with anything
Please do us a favour & leave the newsgroup because I have never seen once
you make a valid contribution
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Somebody stolen your dolly?
"Newbie Coder" <newbie_coder@p leasespamme.com wrote in message
news:%23BYvw$4K HHA.4460@TK2MSF TNGP03.phx.gbl. ..Stephany
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You cannot code yourself I see
>
You try to advise, but you have no idea I see
>
Keep your opinions to yourself & do yourself a favour & learn how to be a
programmer
>
As you see, I searched Google for VB.NET & it never came up with anything
>
Please do us a favour & leave the newsgroup because I have never seen once
you make a valid contribution
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>
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You maybe play with dolls Stephany
You cannot code - we all know that
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Newbie Coder wrote:I'm sure Stephany is able to defend herself, however your statement isStephany
>
You cannot code yourself I see
>
You try to advise, but you have no idea I see
>
Keep your opinions to yourself & do yourself a favour & learn how to be a
programmer
>
As you see, I searched Google for VB.NET & it never came up with anything
>
Please do us a favour & leave the newsgroup because I have never seen once
you make a valid contribution
>
>
totally invalid. If you care to look, Stephany has contributed some
real gems to this NG in the past, whereas I only see bad attitude from
your posts!
It's obvious that you really just wanted someone to write your code,
well I don't think you're going to find that here, particularly with
your attitude.
The link to FreeVBcode.com was entirely valid, and would be easily
converted to .NET if you only took the time to read it. If you had
problems after that then I'm sure people would have gladly helped if you
had of POLITELY asked.
For my money, you're not much different to Aaron and MP and this will be
the last time I care to look at anything you write!
ShaneO
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.
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"ShaneO" <spcacc@optusne t.com.auwrote in message
news:45959acd$0 $29330$afc38c87 @news.optusnet. com.au...He's posted negative stuff about Cor and Herfried when theyNewbie Coder wrote:>>Stephany
>>
>You cannot code yourself I see
>>
>You try to advise, but you have no idea I see
>>
>Keep your opinions to yourself & do yourself a favour & learn how to
>be a
>programmer
>>
>As you see, I searched Google for VB.NET & it never came up with
>anything
>>
>Please do us a favour & leave the newsgroup because I have never seen
>once
>you make a valid contribution
>>
>>
I'm sure Stephany is able to defend herself, however your statement is
totally invalid. If you care to look, Stephany has contributed some
real gems to this NG in the past, whereas I only see bad attitude from
your posts!
>
It's obvious that you really just wanted someone to write your code,
well I don't think you're going to find that here, particularly with
your attitude.
>
The link to FreeVBcode.com was entirely valid, and would be easily
converted to .NET if you only took the time to read it. If you had
problems after that then I'm sure people would have gladly helped if
you had of POLITELY asked.
>
For my money, you're not much different to Aaron and MP and this will
be the last time I care to look at anything you write!
>
ShaneO
>
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those
who
don't.
don't give him the exact answer he's looking for. I guess it was
Stephany's turn.
Newbie Coder, I've said this to you once, and I'll say it again:
Gettings answers in this newsgroup is a privilege, not a right.
People are not *obligated* to go off and spend time coming up with
a solution for your problem. You've been given part of a solution.
Can you really not convert code from VB6 to VB.net?
Heck, run it through the converter and see what you get, then
post questions asking for specific help. That would get you
farther than condemning the very people who can help you the most.
Robin S.
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Thanks Shane :)
It's the same old story isn't it. An Aussie and a Kiwi will scrap with each
other till the cows come home, but when someone else picks on one of them,
he's got them both to deal with.
"ShaneO" <spcacc@optusne t.com.auwrote in message
news:45959acd$0 $29330$afc38c87 @news.optusnet. com.au...Newbie Coder wrote:>>Stephany
>>
>You cannot code yourself I see
>>
>You try to advise, but you have no idea I see
>>
>Keep your opinions to yourself & do yourself a favour & learn how to be a
>programmer
>>
>As you see, I searched Google for VB.NET & it never came up with anything
>>
>Please do us a favour & leave the newsgroup because I have never seen
>once
>you make a valid contribution
>>
>>
I'm sure Stephany is able to defend herself, however your statement is
totally invalid. If you care to look, Stephany has contributed some real
gems to this NG in the past, whereas I only see bad attitude from your
posts!
>
It's obvious that you really just wanted someone to write your code, well
I don't think you're going to find that here, particularly with your
attitude.
>
The link to FreeVBcode.com was entirely valid, and would be easily
converted to .NET if you only took the time to read it. If you had
problems after that then I'm sure people would have gladly helped if you
had of POLITELY asked.
>
For my money, you're not much different to Aaron and MP and this will be
the last time I care to look at anything you write!
>
ShaneO
>
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.
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On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:20:04 -0800, RobinS wrote:
Hey Robin,He's posted negative stuff about Cor and Herfried when they
don't give him the exact answer he's looking for. I guess it was
Stephany's turn.
>
Newbie Coder, I've said this to you once, and I'll say it again:
Gettings answers in this newsgroup is a privilege, not a right.
People are not *obligated* to go off and spend time coming up with
a solution for your problem. You've been given part of a solution.
Can you really not convert code from VB6 to VB.net?
Heck, run it through the converter and see what you get, then
post questions asking for specific help. That would get you
farther than condemning the very people who can help you the most.
>
Robin S.
Newbie Coder / Master Programmer / etc THRIVE on getting under the skin of
others in the newsgroups. I dare say he'll be silenced (and get bored) if
his flames are completely ignored
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Bits.Bytes
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Stephany Young wrote:You're damn right about that! :-)Thanks Shane :)
>
It's the same old story isn't it. An Aussie and a Kiwi will scrap with each
other till the cows come home, but when someone else picks on one of them,
he's got them both to deal with.
>
I can't understand the rudeness and arrogance of what's been posted by
some individuals lately.
I know we should just ignore them, but maybe if their parents didn't
ignore their behaviour while they were growing up and gave them a clip
under the ear when it was deserved, we wouldn't have to put up with
their lack of common courtesy today!
ShaneO
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.
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HYep .. HYep .. HYep ....
My children had learned that that sort of behaviour was unacceptable by the
time they were 4.
My grandchildren are still learning it, but none of them are 4 as yet.
But, don't worry, I'm just as capable of spitting my dummy as anybody but I
like to think it requires a tad more provocation than some of these people
have shown thus far.
I do try to ignore it but I do worry that visitors to this group (especially
those new to the game) might read a few isolated posts that contain
'allegations' that appear to be unrefuted and get the wrong idea. (The old
situation of humam nature where those who make the most noise tend to get
listened to the most.)
Unfortunately, it's just another case of a few trying to spoil things for
the rest.
"ShaneO" <spcacc@optusne t.com.auwrote in message
news:4595b8fa$0 $5745$afc38c87@ news.optusnet.c om.au...Stephany Young wrote:You're damn right about that! :-)>Thanks Shane :)
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>It's the same old story isn't it. An Aussie and a Kiwi will scrap with
>each other till the cows come home, but when someone else picks on one of
>them, he's got them both to deal with.
>>
>
I can't understand the rudeness and arrogance of what's been posted by
some individuals lately.
>
I know we should just ignore them, but maybe if their parents didn't
ignore their behaviour while they were growing up and gave them a clip
under the ear when it was deserved, we wouldn't have to put up with their
lack of common courtesy today!
>
ShaneO
>
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.
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