out put a file in visual basic.net?
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Here is the code for VB.NET that would allow you to create a text file, and read from it.  Drag a Button and a RichTextBox control onto the form. Paste the following code which is shown below between Code Start and Code End.\n\n'***CODE START\nImports System.IO\n'NameSpace required to be imported to work with files\nPublic Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form\nPrivate Sub Button1_Click(ByVal....., Byval.....)Handles Button1.Click\nDim fs as New FileStream("file.doc", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write)\n'declaring a FileStream and creating a document file named file with\n'access mode of writing\nDim s as new StreamWriter(fs)\n'creating a new StreamWriter and passing the filestream object fs as argument\ns.WriteLine("This is an example of using file handling concepts in VB .NET.")\ns.WriteLine("This concept is interesting.")\n'writing text to the newly created file\ns.Close()\n'closing the file\n\nfs=New FileStream("file.doc",FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read)\n'declaring a FileStream to open the file named file.doc with access mode of reading\nDim d as new StreamReader(fs)\n'creating a new StreamReader and passing the filestream object fs as argument\nd.BaseStream.Seek(0,SeekOrigin.Begin)\n'Seek method is used to move the cursor to different positions in a file, in this code, to\n'the beginning\nwhile d.peek()>-1\n'peek method of StreamReader object tells how much more data is left in the file\nRichTextbox1.Text &= d.readLine()\n'displaying text from doc file in the RichTextBox\nEnd while\nd.close()\nEnd Sub\n'***CODE END\n\nAs far as commom commands, they are not as easily adaptable as they are in Visual Basic.  You have to learn a bit more object referencing and explicit assignments along with the commands.  Use the code above to give you an initial start into how the commands are used, then go to the msdn link for more information.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/net/default.mspx
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1. put a FileUpload control on a Web Page (drag it from the toolbox)\n2. put a button on that page\n3. on design-mode, doble click on the button (creates and takes you to a click handler)\n4. on that code, use the property controlName.HasFile to determine if the use has effectively sent a file\n5. use controlName.Save or controlName.FileContent (a Stream) to treat the contents
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You need to be more specific in a lot of different ways. However, if you mean you are using VBScript, and you want to ignore certain files based on their names or a part of thier names, you can do this:\n\n  Dim objFSO\n  Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")\n\n  Dim objFolder\n  Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder("C:&#92;FooBar&#92;Blah&#92;")\n\n  Dim objFile\n  For Each objFile in objFolder.Files\n     If Not InStr(objFile.Name, ".doc") Then\n          Console.Write(objFile.Name & vbCrLf)\n     End If\n  Next
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...not sure why you would want to do that, but you could attach some sort of batch file or executable to the windows shell.  It's somewhat unstable but i've seen it done.
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Depending on the format of the files you create, you can just hyperlink to them.\n\nIf you are posting executables (.exe, .jar, etc.), you should be able to just put the file in the same folder as the web site and hyperlink to them.\n\nIf you are posting a program that would be interpreted by the browser (.jsp, .php, etc.) then you can put it in a zip file and post that to the page instead.\n\nActually, you may want to put it in a zip file anyway.
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Go to Microsoft"s home page.  They have a free C++ and a Visual basic compliler under free software.
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Go the menu panel Insert->Picture->File... then browse for the file you want to insert.
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File --> Save As\n\nEnter the desired file name, where you want to save it, and click "Save".
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you have to upload it somewhere\ntry http://putfile.com
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put dems on a word doc or excell and save... than add as an attachment
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u can convert the VB6 file first into a Vb.net file then from Vb.net u can convert to ASP.net file with out any interface but u should run that file in VS2002 or VS2003 they u have the compiler for that....
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Store the file online, box.net gives away 1 gig of space for free. Just simply copy it over to the desktop by right clicking on file and draginmg it to your desktop, then upload that file from there.
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I am going to presume, for now, you are talking about Visual Basic.net? Try out the free Visual Basic.net express edition compiler from Microsoft. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/ that's the site to get it.\n\nIf you are talking, however, about visual Basic 6 (or 5,4 etc.) then I don't think there are any free ones.\n\nHowever, if you are talking about a compiler for any random language, search 'the free site' .com\n\nPragmatic Python,
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While you can write a program in notepad, it still needs to be compiled.  Microsoft is offering a *free* version ov Visual Basic 2005 Express ... check it out.\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/
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File > Save As > *.TXT
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I have found the following site to be the best with free/complete projects with source code for Visual Basic\n\nhttp://www.planet-source-code.com/
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right click file - save as - save !