i have an application where it required drag and drop of multiple controls in visual basic. thanks in advance?
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try to find your answer in the Internet first, before you post your messages here.\n\ngoto this site about 'Drag and drop' in VB :\nhttp://www.devx.com/vb/free/articles/pa62502/pa62502-1.asp\nhttp://visualbasic.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/drag-and-drop-with-listview-2947\nhttp://visualbasic.ittoolbox.com/documents/industry-articles/drag-and-drop-in-windows-forms-a-primer-2510\nhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xz32ty04.aspx
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Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
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I don't think its an option from the menu. Ofcourse, VBA script can be written for that to happen.
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Visual Studio contains some tools to let you do this. I haven't personally done this (my engineers do, however). I've listed a couple links below that might help.
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Question is not clear. \n\nAnyway, If you are using DataGrid or GridView, they have built-in features on ASP.NET. If not, you can impletment this manually using tricks.\n\nPlease explain your requirement with language, platform etc.
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Here, I've created some sample for you:\nhttp://www.softcomplex.com/forum/viewthread_3570/\n\nThis sample demonstrates following functions:\n- Transfer of the selected options from one listbox to another\n- Transfer of all options from one listbox to another\n- Selecting all options of the listbox
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First off, the program you designede in visual, are you running it in another visual basic program or are you importing it into another program.  Second, all you need to do to run the program by single key execution is to set the program to a macro.  For more detailed info go to the help section in visual (or press f1) and type in "macro".  Everything you need should be there.  You can send me a direct e-mail if you have any other issues the help won't help with (flyingrizzly@yahoo)
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The sad fact is this, no, not in MS-DOS.  The good side is this: Yes, probably in Visual Basic, or as an actual Windows Console application if you wanted to out of any Win32 capable language.  And better yet, their are several freeware windows scripting languages that may allow this.  I leave it to you to do a couple of searches and find out about most of this, but the URL below may be an excellent place to start.
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check out the yahoo ui library. some very nice sample code. it has some drag and drop snippets that may do what you need.
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you would need a compiler.. I assume your writing a visual basic program..\nThe easiest to do it is to use EXCEL assuming you have excel... You have to look in the macro area in tools bar. There is a visual basic editor!\n\nBut if your planning to program a program*, you can use Microsoft Visual Studio to do so... It costs money thou! GEt an educational copy (free).\n\nThe excel way is free... if you have office excel..
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vc++ is much more tougher to handle than it's compatriot : visual basic. As the saying goes: "vb is fun, vc++ is shit hard work!!".\n\nok..\ni'll give u da steps to create 2 edit boxes and to get the sum : )\n\nhere we go:\n\n1) open ms vc++\n2) go to file ->new and under the projects tab, select mfcappwizard (exe) , enter name and choose location to save project\n3) now, the wizard pops up.\nStep 1 : select dialog based  (since the addition thing is fairly simple, we'll go for this)\n4) press next for step 2 and once again for step 3 (which means u r accepting the default values in those steps).\n\nFinally, u get a dialog showing the summary of the application.\n\nif u have come till here..gooood!! u have created a "skeletal application" .. and this, buddy , is the true essence of MFC programming.\n\nok.. now that u have created the skeleton application , its time i teach u how to put two text boxes and if ya click a button, the sum would be displayed in another :::\n\n\n\n\n* now, on ur left, u should see a "workspace" window. its one containing a list of files in your application.\n\n* in that, select the resources tab (tab is found at bottom of workspace window)\n\n* open the tree listing. in that u would find a "dialog" sub tree\n\n* open that. and u would find a "IDD_..." thing . double click on that, and presto, u would get a blank dialog.\n\n* now, that blank dialog would be accompanied by a toolbox if u dont see the toolbox, right click on the toolbar on top of vc++ window, choose toolbox.\n\n* if u see the toolbox, good. now, choose the edit box (text box) and draw three text boxes on the dialog. now, choose the button and draw one button on the dialog.\n\n* the text boxes would have the name IDC_EDIT1 , IDC_EDIT2 and IDC_EDIT3 and button would be IDC_BUTTON1(u can see the names by right-clickin on the component and choosing properties.)\n\n* ok, now , go to view- > class wizard (a very very very important tool in vc++)\n\n* move to "member variables" tab. u can see the components that u have added.( if u have not, just try flickering with the drop down dialogs that u see there). \n\n* now, double click on IDC_EDIT1 and another small window appears , asking u the variable name it would ve already displayed "m_" DONOT remove the "m_" jus add something to it like : "m_number1" . repeat same for the other two edit boxes and make sure u remember the variable names.\n\n* u have come till here?? awesome!! ; )\n\n* now close the class wizard window.\n* double click on tha button and.. u get a prompt something like onbuttonclick (somethin like dat) ..whatever comes, press ok. and presto, u go into the coding wonderland.\n\n* remember the varible names ?? goood. and u kno how to put an addition statement?? awesome!! . jus do that.. eg: m_number3=m_number1+m_number2;\n\n*CAUTION : while giving variable names , make sure u <<CHOOSE THE int TYPE>>\n\n* phew.. take a break and come back cos u r gonna watch ur creation come to life ; )\n\n*goto project->build xyz.exe\n\n* wait till it completes compilation and shows the sweet words "0 errors 0 warnings" on the bottom window of the screen (watch window).\n\n* press ctrl+f5 and voila.. u get ur own summing application created using MFC and with help of appwizard,classwizard and moi, ANAND ; )\n\n\n\n\nIF u have encountered any problem anywhere enroute to success, worry - not. Send me a message Y! id: anand_87123\ny! mail : anand_87123@yahoo.com\nput the subject line as vc++ - Y! answer\n\nok??\n\nP.S : if ya feel i have helped ya, i dont mind my answer being voted as the best answer by u!!\n\nand also, i can prescribe 2 books for ya :\n1) MFC programming by JEFF PROSISE and \n2) David J Kruglinski, Scott Wingo :: "Programming Microsoft Vc++ Fifth edition"\n\nthey are available for download from da net (illegal ofcourse ... ; ) ) try searching
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I have used VB for years and as far as I know, it doesnt have dynamic arrays. VB was not designed to be used like that so it probably doesnt have a syntax for it.
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If it's a textbox,\nstring strVal = txtControl.Text; // you can aldo do .Text.Trim();\nIf it's a dropdown\nstring strVal = (string) ddlControl.SelectedItem.Value;\n\nSome objects have string properties (.Text) you can access directly and store into string variables; others have "object" types (.Value) that you'll need to cast.  Then you can also convert them to other types by writing\nint iVal = Convert.ToInt32(strVal);\nfor free-hand input, beware of conversion exceptions.\n\nYou can collect the user input either upon clicking of a button (set up an event handler for the button's Clicked event) or by handling the TextChanged or ValueChanged events of controls.\nCreating event handlers is best and most accurately done via the designer.
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That is a good question needs a GOOD answer.\nYou have some tools in Excel to do this.\nTry:\n1- View > Toolbars > Forms\nand draw the object you want (Use Checkbox and OptionBox will help you alot)\nRight click on each of these boxes and go to Properties > Control where you can select the way this control controls the action.\nYou can alos use ListBox or ComboBoxes.\n2- You may need some VBA macros to complete the job\n\nI can do alot of these for you, need you to send me more info here in Y! Answers and I can promise I will help\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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Look at VB .NET.  The Visual Basic Express edition is free, and I started learning it on my own.  There's a lot to know, but if you're familiar with programming, you can get started quickly.
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We can do it with short cut keys, copy can be done with control C and pasting can be done with Control V. But before copying u shall hv to select it, that can be done with shift arrow. If u know the visual basic editor, u can make a short cut key of macro also. Now there r two alternatives and choice is urs.
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mostly all MS Office... you simply drag and drop the object you want to put...