Not a problem :p. Glad I could help a little bit.
And thanks for the offer, but I don't need help at the moment. Giving other people help can be fun too.

Well, back to work now, last weeks have...

Hehe, I don't think it is that simple. Speech to text relies on complex algorhytms analyzing hyphens (am I correct?).
At least according to the seminar I got from dragon naturally speaking. If I...

Ah great, onceclick. I'm also making an application for it and I must say that sometimes the deployment of these things can be a pain. (In my opinion at least).

That being said, I think the only...

Ah, true. Forgot about generics.
I was quite tired when I wrote that, so disregard arraylists.

Thanks for correcting me narue.

The use of an array with dynamic adding of entries is a little bit more...complex I think.

I'd advise to use an arraylist for that. Do know that if you store an object in an arraylist, that you...

Try to put your connectionstring in a config - file. This way you'll be able to edit it specifically for the machine you want to install it on.

In you config- file it should look a bit like
...

Not a problem, hope it helped.

That is handled in a handler in your dropdown. You can try the selectedvaluechanged - handler for that.

The value of your dropdownlist then gets sent through the sender of your listener.

Hope...

The msdn - library gives a full list of possible members of RichTextBox.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.richtextbox_members.aspx

It seems you would to use the...

That does seem like a weird course of action to take. Well...Good job I guess Jerry :p

You mean the last item in it?

In that case it would be combobox.SelectedItemIndex = combobox.Items.Count - 1;

This is just a guess though, since I don't have time to try it out for now. Give it...

Do you mean design patterns? I don't think I get the question.

Writing a server in c#? You'd better be off with unix if it is a whole server :p.

http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/, if you have WAAAYYY too much time and patience on your hands.

If you don't...

It would look to me like there is an error with connection to your database.
What is the type of exception you get?

True

If ondatasend is in a different class, you could try to call a new instance of this class. This way you would make sure that none of the data from your first ondatasend() get carried over.
...

Yes, but I showed it to some friends and they noted 'OnDataSend'.
He uses the while to 'pause' the program as long as he is fetching his data from ondatasend. After he got his OK, error or ERROR, he...

I don't know. I would say that you have a logical flaw or that I don't know enough of c# :p

while (!(m_szdata.Contains("OK\r\n")) && !(m_szdata.Contains("error")) &&
...

I'm going to make a small guess here, feel free to correct me.


while (!(m_szdata.Contains("OK\r\n")) && !(m_szdata.Contains("error")) &&
!(m_szdata.Contains("ERROR"))) ;

...

It'll probably take a while untill I get to that module of the code, since it has a change request pending, but I wrote it down and I'll try to send you if I manage to find something out. Don't count...

You can do this by using serialization too.
.Net has good documentation about the issue.

MSDN Linkie (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms745778.aspx)

I have never used this myself,...

If that is the case your windows verification should be the same as the verification for your database (ie: when installing sql server you should have opted for the windows verification).

The...

If your database is running locally, try


SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection("Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=Dorpshuis;Integrated Security=SSPI);


For the adding of your password or...