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Overflow or Underflow arithmetic exception

As an experienced Java Programmer, trust me on this,
stick with .NET if you are already using it.

It's hard to tell based on what you post. Is all of your
code wrapped in an exception handler? Somewhere when the
form is initialized or Form Load, I'd add a try catch and
trap System.Arithmet icException... Step through each
line with the debugger and if you post the line (ideally
with the whole code snippet) I think we can figure it out.

If it still throws the exception on that particular line,
you may have a bad .dll or something of that sort.
It's much different to say that VS.NET is buggy and the
Framework is buggy (every new technology is). The IDE
does a lot of stuff, but as far as builds go, there's
probably a reason fo rthis.

We can fix it.

Cheers,

Bill

W.G. Ryan
do********@comc ast.nospam.net
www.knowdotnet.com
-----Original Message-----
There are lots of bugs in VS.NET. When I run my any program it promptsme exception on line "Public Class Form1" the exception is :--------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------"An unhandled exception of type 'System.Arithme ticException' occuredin system.drawing. dll

Additional information : Overflow or underflow in the arithmeticoperation"
--------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------
Even if I recompile my already made programs this problem persists.Any 1 hv any idea? or the last step is to leave VS.NET and migrate toJAVA like entire world?
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