I am using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express and attempting to write a program. The program is going to be a Recipe Creator and Editor.
I am using multiple forms with controls separated by GroupBoxes. On one form, I wanted one particular groupbox to be disabled and another
enabled IF a certain variable existed:
If Tmp_Flg = "Editor" Then
GroupBox2.Enabled = False
GroupBox3.Enabled = True
End If
When I did this for the groupboxes I mentioned above, Avast Internet Security 2014 instantly told me that I have Win32:Evo-gen [Susp] on my computer.
I tried to add the project to the excluded list, but Avast would not let me. I sent a false positive report. Hopefully, they will see this and fix this issue.
I'd like to RECCOMMED AVAST to other users (and have in the past), but I have a lot of friends that are into code writing just as I am. They won't want to be bothered
by Avast continually popping up with FALSE positives.
Oh, for the record - I DON'T WRITE MALWARE / VIRUS CODE!!!!!! 1) I am not that talented. 2) I have better things to do with my time 3) I don't have the will or desire to
do to someone else that which I do NOT want done to me!
Thanks
VBWriter2