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hi i have the following complication. i have created a form which contains a drop-down list and a submit-button, which streams the file selected in the list. recently, i have been asked to add a download option, and the logical step would be to add a 'download'-submit button as well, …

hi i have the following issue. i'd much appreciate someone helping me out here. i'm trying to let a drop-down list (which will be placed, and vary on many pages) with the contents of an array. how can i get that done? plus, once a certain element has been selected, …

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a lot of hackers are attempting to hack government servers, for obvious reasons. [quote]Nobody wants to see world's most powerful arsenal's trigger in the some 9yo[/quote]i doubt their atomic arsenal can be triggered by a casual server connected to the internet. :X also, already in 2001, [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehud_Tenenbaum"]Ehud Tenenbaum[/URL], an Israeli …

Still, why make such a thing public. Get it arranged with the 'guilty' developper. I don't see the necessity to involve a crowd. I guess someone just doesn't like OpenBSD ...

Hi I'm posting this here, because i'm not sure where else and i have a gut feeling i will be doing this with VB. My goal is the following: I have an Access database (with four fields, of which the first one is the key) which I'd like to use …

I don't think certifications are unprofessional, but if you're looking to boost your career, I'd spend more time working on aspects such as getting in a good school, graduating with honors, doing research and publishing papers. And no, I am not denying that a modest amount of time spent on …

As far as I am aware, there are no fundamental differences between standard BNF and [I]Extended Backus-Near Form[/I], spare a few extra syntactic features. I'd advice learning it to an extent where such differences should be merely formal.

[QUOTE=Xlphos;838695]Try a linux live CD to test the rest of your components.[/QUOTE] I'dd add [URL="http://www.amazon.com/English-Grammar-Dummies-Geraldine-Woods/dp/0764553224/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1239203792&sr=1-1"]this[/URL] to the list too.

if you work with MS Visual Studio, try to use IntelliSense to get the right properties. when using CreateGraphics(), you might also want to use [code]this.Invalidate();[/code] to call the Paint-event anew. hope this helped pygmalion

well, the following code should do it: [code] [COLOR=Black]bool CheckPalindrome ([/COLOR][COLOR=Black]string CheckString) { [/COLOR] [COLOR=Black] if (CheckString == null || CheckString.Length == 0) [/COLOR] [COLOR=Black] { return false; } [/COLOR] [COLOR=Black] for ([/COLOR][COLOR=Black]int i = 0; i < CheckString.Length / 2; i++) { [/COLOR] [COLOR=Black] if (CheckString[i] != CheckString[CheckString.Length - …

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concerning the for-loop, try to remember that the second parameter, in our case somthing like [code]r <= 9[/code] is a condition that is checked everytime the loop repeats and not an 'execute till ...'-condition. hope this helped pygmalion

i'd thoroughly advice and recommend the [B]AdBlock[/B] extension for firefox. it enables you to block or hide all wished ads from any webpage. this can be done by right-clicking the ad, or by adding a simple wildcard mask. Also regular expressions are supported. for more information, visit: [URL]https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/10/[/URL] hope this …

as you're trying to enable validation in a webpage, why not use JavaScript? else, you can still implement regular expressions in your code to check on input fields. this you can do in your backbone c#-code as follows. first include the following library. [code]using System.Text.RegularExpressions;[/code] then, create a [I]Regex[/I] object …

i'd thouroughly advice on O'Reilly's [URL="http://www.amazon.com/Learning-C-2005-Started-Programming/dp/0596102097/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-8675285-2799262?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1188435689&sr=1-1"][I]Learning C#, 2nd Edition[/I][/URL] or the slightly more advanced [URL="http://www.amazon.com/Programming-C-Building-NET-Applications/dp/0596006993/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-8675285-2799262?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1188435617&sr=1-1"][I]Programming C#: Building .NET Applications with C#[/I][/URL]. good luck pygmalion

you can create arrays of arrays with multi-dimensional rectangular arrays: [code]int[,] intArray = new int[4,5]; // 4 rows on 5 columns[/code] or jagged arrays: [code]int[][] intArray = new int[][];[/code] following the declaration, you can enter the data by assigning values according to an index: [code]intArray[3,2] = 15;[/code] or by adding …

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hi i've been trying to program a solution for the knight's tour problem. i wanted to use recursive backtracking in order to accomplish this. this is what i have so far. i keep getting stack overflows, but debugging doesn't really help or is quite complicated in some cases. i'd appreciate …

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'page' as in form? if so, declare the drop-down list yourself and add a [I]public[/I] access modifier to it. in the new form, go through the index of the original list with a for-loop and populate the new one. hope this helped pygmalion

it's quite easy to use. it's a livecd and bootable, so there's no need to install anything. [quote]and i want to know how to use the '' i think its called command prompt''[/quote] you mean the linux command shell? most of the tools included have a graphical interface, so that …

how about [URL="http://www.cafepress.com"]CafePress[/URL]? i don't think there's another online shop with that much of geeky stuff (mainly clothing).

what exactly do you mean by machine? system, program, console?

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i'd say try uninstalling Roxio and see what it does? pygmalion

when working on a desk or table, you could use a rather cheap laptop cooling pad, such as: [URL]http://www.meritline.com/laptop-cooling-fan-3.html[/URL] hope this helped pygmalion

hi i'm from belgium and c# is being taught here in many colleges and universities. usually, structured programming is taught first (with languages like Oberon [post-Pascal-Modula2] and Java BlueJ, and then c# is mostly taught to introduce OOP. pygmalion

another new great service introduced by Google, 'Gmail Paper'. this allows you to let Gmail send you any mail + attachments by mail. for more info: [URL]http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/more.html[/URL] oddly enough, this too was released on April 1st ;) see you around pygmalion

try to execute the following registry edit: [URL]http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/regs_edits/contextmenu.reg[/URL] this might reset your current configuration that has 'open' disabled. you can also remove items from the 'Send To'-menu by deleting them from: [code]C:\Document and Setting\<username>\SendTo\[/code] note that for the latter you'll probably have to enable 'Show Hidden Files'. hope this helped …

actually, there is. why not use the KeyPress event? add the following as an event of your textbox. (i have added the possibility for a 'space' or the use of 'backspace' for educational purposes - so you can see how it workd and edit it to the way you like. …

i'd advice books from the O'Reilly series. if you have some experience programming, i'd buy: [B]Programming C#[/B] Jesse Liberty, [I]O'Reilly Media, 2005 [/I][URL]http://www.amazon.com/Programming-C-Jesse-Liberty/dp/0596006993/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-3530322-7094312?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175509128&sr=8-1[/URL] if you still need introductions on subjects like .NET, inheritance, polymorfism, interfaces or arrays, i'd definitely advice: [B]Learning C#, 2nd Edition [/B]Jesse Liberty & Brian MacDonald, [I]O'Reilly …

if you use constansts (which are good for reusability), try to use them everywhere in your code, else they lose their advantage. plus, if you state in your goal that we're talking about 4 employees and 5 items, why do you increment them by one in your code? [code]const int …

OSK.exe is the 'on-screen keyboard' installed with windows intended for users with certain disorders or people without a keyboard. sometimes misconfigurations of this tool can cause problems. check out the following site for any possible fixes: [URL]http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/osk/[/URL] hope this helped pygmalion

another way - straight in the HTML code - would be to add the following as an <a> - parameter. [code]style="text-decoration:none"[/code] hope this helped pygmalion

it can certainy be done using an ODBC, OleDB or ADO.NET connection. can you please give us a little more specifics about your excel sheet, database and connection(s)? hope to help you out soon pygmalion

what Windows and Visual Studio environment are you running? one possiblity would be to design the buttons yourself. look at the following for a great introduction and example: [URL]http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/XPStyleB.asp[/URL] hope this helped pygmalion

there is a way. in the main properties window of each form, you can specify the size and the position. this way, you can arrange all windows the way you like. hope this helped pygmalion

did you try converting them to floats? if working with integers, when dividing 50 by 100, the result might round to 0. hope this helped pygmalion

do you want to create one for MSN, ICQ or Yahoo or just one that runs for yourself via a server? if the latter, the following might help you get started: [URL]http://www.csharphelp.com/archives3/archive575.html[/URL] hope this helped pygmalion

hi. it's okay, i'm glad to help. to enable (or disable) the backspace or delete button in a KeyPress event, use the escaped character, so for example, if you want to disable the backspace, you add the folowing to the Keypress event: [code]char key = e.KeyChar; if (key != '\b') …