VB Forum / VB Syntax / October 2004

I want to make copy of a file with the target
destination the same as  the original file and
let Windows pick the filename, e.g.
Copy of File.txt of Copy(2) of File.txt.

I have some problems with the date formats with VB.NET
Here is my code:
dim dDateF as New DateTime()
dDateF = Today

Hi, I want to update such a text file like
name, age, location
jack, 25, local
my code is:

I am using Winzip to compress files on Win98 - ME - 2000 en XP.
Only with XP (service pack2) there is a problem with one of the options of
the SHELL function. If you use the option VbHide Winzip won't start. I have
tried it with all the other options and they work fine.

   I'm an amateur VB programmer (can't really say I'm that good really).
and new to this group. I am a working on a comm. program that uses the
serial port via. MSCOMM32  to communicate with a cnc torch. It sends
requested files to the machine. I was wondering how to make this ...

I am wondering if this is possible: Code myself a nice class, say MyClass.
Give it some property, say MyProp which has Public Readonly but Protected
Write-ability. So it would be, in effect, something like this:
Public Property MyProp() As Whatever