VB Forum / VB Syntax / December 2004

How to add for example two days in date selected in
DateTimePicker.
For example the DateTimePicker is 12/2/2004, I want to
add 2 days so become 12/4/2004.

To anyone who may see this message.
I am working on a VB.NET project in which i have a list box to display a
list of cars with the following fields: Make, Model, Year, Mileage, Price.
Each car has each of those fields. The list box displays one line per car,

How would I convert a value of seconds to a time value?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Best Regards,
Brad

This would be easy to do in VB .NET. But I am using VB 6 on this project.
A class has an enum declared as:
Public Enum ProductTypes
   spNextDay = 1

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Thanks,
Duane

If I have a variable declared as a byte type, is there any benefit to
changing it to a long or integer?  Is there some kind of conversion that
happens?  I know that integer values are converted to longs before use, I
was just wondering if this happens with bytes as well.

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I can use this in a for next on a form easily :
for i = 1 to 10
  Me.Controls("cmdbutton" & "i").caption = "something"
next i