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Hi there folks, I have Visual C# Project- Windows Application , It has a Webbrowser Control , and I intend to load a local HTML file with images into it. I want to embed the embed the html file and image files as resources. So I did. While using the …

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Hi! My name is Chris. Let me introduce myself... I have been developing quality software as a consultant for over three decades now. I work mostly in the NY metro area. My past work includes financial systems for some of the major banks and real time embedded systems, both large …

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[code=c++]class StripChartWindow : public PegDecoratedWindow { public: StripChartWindow(const PegRect& Rect, const PEGUINT TitleId); virtual ~StripChartWindow() {} virtual PEGINT Message(const PegMessage& Mesg); private: PegStripChart* mpChart; PegStripChart* mpChart2; PEGUBYTE mID; PEGUBYTE mSin; PEGUBYTE mID2; PEGUBYTE mSin2; };[/code] This is the part which is givin me errors as below... error C2143: syntax error …

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The Microsoft Windows embedded product portfolio has just been given a hefty push into the limelight with the official release of Windows 7 technologies over to what Microsoft refers to as manufacturers of specialized devices. During an industry address at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston yesterday, Microsoft announced the …

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It’s not a new snack food and it’s not a plan to help save the Earth. The low power chips are a series of application processors and digitial signal processors announced in July by Texas Instruments that consume significantly less power than predecessors and prolong battery life of the devices …

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As portable computing devices advance in power and complexity, development-tool makers must keep up or die. Claiming strides this week are simulation-tools maker Virtutech and chip-maker Freescale Semiconductor, which are showing a version of Virtutech’s Simics virtualized software development environment with hybrid simulation capability. The initial release supports Freescale’s eight-core …

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