'Declare an instance of the typed dataset you have already created
Dim dsProposalAddress As New ProposalAddresses

'Create a command to pass to the Get SqlDataAdapter function
'We need a SqlDataAdapter in order to populate our Typed Dataset,
'we need a SqlCommand object to tell our SqlDataAdapter where to
'get its data and what parameters to pass to the database.
Dim Command As New SqlClient.SqlCommand("sp_AddressSummary")
'Set the commands properties
Command.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
'Okay so you will have to create your own SQLConnection Object before reaching this point.
Command.Connection = MyConn
'If your stored procedure takes any parameters create them here.
Dim Proposal As New SqlClient.SqlParameter
Proposal.ParameterName = "@ProposalID"
Proposal.SqlDbType = SqlDbType.Int
Proposal.Value = ProposalID
'Attach your parameter to your command
Command.Parameters.Add(Proposal)
'===============================
'This line creates your SqlDataAdapter using the SqlCommand Object you have just created.
Dim daProposalAddresses As New SqlDataAdapter(Command)

'!! IMPORTANT: With Typed Datasets you must specify
'the additional parameter TableName when calling .Fill or Table(0)
'will not contain any rows and your DS members will not hold any data
daProposalAddresses.Fill(dsProposalAddress, dsProposalAddress.Tables(0).TableName)

'== Test what has been returned in your dataset ==
'This line returns from Row(0) the value in the FullAddress Column
MsgBox(dsProposalAddress.sp_AddressSummary(0).FullAddress)
'This line returns from Row(1) the value in the FullAddress Column
MsgBox(dsProposalAddress.sp_AddressSummary(1).FullAddress)