Category: Visual Basic.NET

The VB.NET LinkLabel System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(“http://visualbasic.about.com”) As part of my quest to consume the Amazon Web Service, I wanted to link to the amazon page where this was found. So…I made it so I could do just that! Found some other useful things here. The previously blogged Code Guru page by Karl Moore gave me the jumpstart…

After signing the Agreement Terms of Service, I was emailed a welcome message that I am now able to access the Amazon Web Services. While they have both paid and free, I am going to access the free ones because I just want to play!!! 🙂 The email message sent me to a link that,…

Amazon.com: Homepage: Amazon Web Services The link in the Code Guru to get an ID did not take me where I wanted to be so I did a search on “amazon developer” and found this. I am hoping this will be my answer to the next step in setting up this web service.

CodeGuru: Querying the Amazon.com Web Service In my quest for finding that illusive weather web service that I can consume…I came across this. I also am using ScribeFire, the Firefox Add-in to process this blog entry. I really like Qumana for offline work, but this is great for when I am online and find something…

I got this error when I was tring to install a VB application written in 2008 onto a machine that did not have the 2008 Visual Studio Application nor the .NET 3.5 Framework.   I did find a link to download the ReportViewer, and I’ll try that next.  What is frustrating is that I don’t…

Got this wierd error:  Error while trying to run project.   Could not load file or assembly…or one of its dependencies.  The given assembly name or code base was invalid. Problem solved:  There was an apostrophe in the Project name.  Removed that — and all fixed!