TreeView Control with MySQL

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While I was trying to convert TreeView Control to work with MySQL I encounter an error with concurrent connection using DataReader. The error message was “ There is already an open DataReader associated with this Connection which must be closed first”. Even the Microsoft KB does not help in solving this problem. The workaround on this problem is to create another connection to avoid this error

Visual Basic 6.0 and Windows 7

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With the new version of Windows to be release on October 22, 2009, Microsoft Corp. made a statement that Visual Basic 6.0 is still supported. This is good news to all programmers who still use VB 6.0 as their programming language. When Windows Vista came out the number one software that I try to install is my beloved Visual Studio 6.0. In my amazement it was not supported. There was no backward

Text to Speech

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This is a text to speech program which I use whenever I read an e-Book. Instead of reading an e-Book or any word from your computer you can just copy the text to the clipboard and click the play button and listen to the audio. The program is very accessible because it resides at the top of the screen and you can even move it to any location on your desktop. Before you can run and use this program

DataGridView Control with MySQL

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I received a lot of email if I can make a tutorial on how to connect VB.NET with MySQL. So here it is. I am planning to continue this tutorial that is similar on my previous article on Database Programming Made Easy. The only difference with the previous one is that I will be using MySQL instead of MS Access and MS SQL Server. This tutorial will teach you how to connect Visual Basic .NET 2008 to

How to Fix Errors Found In Source Code

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The majority of questions I received here is when somebody download my source code and found an error after running it. Well, actually you will not encounter those errors if you just follow the instructions on the readme file.

But sometimes, due to the fact that you are in a hurry to open the source code and want to see what’s on it, you forgot to read the important instructions.

This little guide will teach you on how to prevent this.

C# and .NET

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C# (pronounced C-Sharp) is no doubt a language of choice in the .Net environment. It is a whole new language free of the backward compatibility curse with a whole bunch of new, exciting and promising features. It is an Object Oriented Programming language, and has at it's core many similarities to Java, C++ and VB. In fact, C# combines the power & efficiency of C++, the simple & clean OO design of Java, and the code simplification of Visual Basic.
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