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Saturday, April 07, 2007

A gift of cheer...

by Paul Vick via Paul Vick - Panopticon Central on 4/7/2007 9:10:00 PM

In my " five things you might not know about me " blog entry, I mentioned that one of the things that I missed about no longer being in the South was the absence of Cheerwine from my life. What is Cheerwine, you ask? Well, it's a soda somewhat akin to cherry Coke, although with quite a distinctive flavor. The story I had always heard about it was that it was invented at a time (WWI, I believe) when there was rationing of sugar. The soda company was looking for a sweetener, and found that the o ... [ read more ] 5 comment(s)

Add Text To An Image; Save and Retrieve It

by Ged Mead via XTab (Ged Mead) on 4/7/2007 12:00:00 PM

I set myself the task of deleting a lot of old projects and solutions from my hard drive this holiday weekend to make room for all the new stuff that's coming down the pipeline. Just as I was about to hit the OK button to confirm the Delete All, I remembered that in the past fortnight I've had thank-you emails from several readers who had found some of my early answers useful. Those items had been written two and three years ... [ read more ] 1 comment(s)

Passing Values Between Forms

by Colin Mackay via DevCity.NET - Articles on 4/7/2007 12:00:00 AM

I wrote this article in response to an almost overwhelming number of requests on forums on how to pass a variable from a one Windows Form to another. In fact, saying that it is going between one form and another is somewhat of a misnomer because this will work for any type of object not just Forms. This seems to be one area where beginners in VB.NET often get stuck. So, rather than having to repeat myself often in forums I wrote this article so that I could point people at it so that they will h ... [ read more ]

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