Allowing users to enter formatted text is a great addition to any user interface. In this article, Tom Archer shows you how to save the user's formatted text to a SQL Server database.
Learn how to create a User Control based on the RichTextBox control functionality. You'll also see how to add standard word processing controls to it.
An extension for .NET's RichTextBox control with additional methods for doing print output in a way it should have been included with .NET from the beginning.
It's essential to know the differences in these libraries and use them correctly. This brief tutorial will guide you.
The Stack Overflow site has useful tools. Use C# to access them more readily.
Using SQL commands through your Visual Basic programming isn't difficult once you understand the basics.
Here are some guidelines to make implementing load testing easier and more likely to be well received by your team.
