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How To create fixed column formattingDear Colleagues
I am trying to create a field with a fixed column format. In VB6 I would: Dim Field1 as string * 2 Dim Field2 as string * 4 Dim Field3 as string * 2 for a field with fixed column, 8 chars in width. How do I do this in VB.NET 2003?? -- Thanks, Terry Do you not have online help with your version?
VBFixedString(15)> Public FirstName As String Tom terry wrote: Show quoteHide quote >Dear Colleagues > >I am trying to create a field with a fixed column format. > >In VB6 I would: > >Dim Field1 as string * 2 >Dim Field2 as string * 4 >Dim Field3 as string * 2 > >for a field with fixed column, 8 chars in width. > >How do I do this in VB.NET 2003?? > > Tomb
Yes, I searched the help and didn't find the answer. Anyway, thanks for your post. -- Show quoteHide quoteThanks, Terry "tomb" wrote: > Do you not have online help with your version? > > VBFixedString(15)> Public FirstName As String > > Tom > > terry wrote: > > >Dear Colleagues > > > >I am trying to create a field with a fixed column format. > > > >In VB6 I would: > > > >Dim Field1 as string * 2 > >Dim Field2 as string * 4 > >Dim Field3 as string * 2 > > > >for a field with fixed column, 8 chars in width. > > > >How do I do this in VB.NET 2003?? > > > > > 
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