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Although it is outside the English culture not even seperated by comma's but by semicolumns (while it has nothing to do with C#)

Use the GetDirectoryName method of the Path object to return the file path without the folder name, and compare this to the file path to get the folder name. For instance, you could add this to the two previous lines: Dim Leader As String = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(FilePath) Dim Trailer As String = FilePath.Substring(Leader.Length) You can adjust the substring pointer depending on whether or not you need the leading separator.  ...

That will set the value but it wont work. Just take a look at the registry key for StartMenuInternet and try to understand all the subkeys. If any program try to get default browser, it will look at the value of StartMenuInternet and if the value is in the subkeys, it will open subkeys and look for executable file under shell->open->command key : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Clients\StartMenuInternet  Value : IEXPLORE.EXE  ...

THis is Answer of "How to Textbox Focused Mouse" um Sorry u need more work with this code! Public Class Form1 Private Sub Timer1_Tick( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick Try ListBox1.SelectedIndex = ListBox1.SelectedIndex + 1 Catch ex As Exception '--------- when it gets to the last index, instead of error, it goes back to the top of the list 'ListBox1.SelectedIndex =...

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rocky I have used XMLDocument in the past, so I based this on that. I'll try out your code later if you don't want to use this: Private Sub Button1_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim doc As New XmlDocument doc.Load( "C:\Documents and Settings\AVILAJ\Desktop\Test Folderocky.xml" ) For Each node As XmlNode In doc.SelectNodes( "//product" )...

That is not VB code so why are you posting it on a VB forum ?

Try Finally End Try  ?

If you buy VS2008 Professional you'll get the Ribbon control built in.  And the 4.0 Framework shoudl have it included (at least I think it has it). I'm not sure why you expect the one that's free to be better or more more beautiful.  I tseems like a no brainer that, in general, you get what you pay for...  though there are some exceptions in teh development world.

I tried to say that in my post, that part of the code *finds* the node and then it adds to it. I thought the *finding* part would be useful for you: ' Find the desired parent element ' Using LINQ Dim parentNode As XElement Dim parentQuery = From r As XElement In states...<Region> _ Where r.@<name> = "Milwaukee" parentNode = parentQuery.FirstOrDefault() This examples finds the specific...