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 | It's kind of like this... When those popups come in, people make money off of those, kind of like ads on a website, but less scrupulous. Oddly enough, people actually do buy those things. I mean, people actually click on the "Shoot the monkey, win a prize!", and other such …  |
| | [QUOTE=mishu1516]hplz...........help........quick[/QUOTE] Um. To start, please read the [url=http://daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement.php?f=8&announcementid=2]Announcement[/url] on homework in the forums. This program is very, very easy to write, and shouldn't take too much for you to do if you just read your C programming book. Write something. Then, if you need help, post your code here, and … |
| | I couldn't find anything about .apy, but I did find the .pyd. Apparently, the .pyd is the same thing as a .dll file. If you know about programming, you could almost compare them to using an [b]include[/b] statement in a program. When you compile a Python script (ie, to make … |
| | You don't have enough back slashes in there. If it's a UNC path like this: \\server\sharename\file.mdb in C# it would look like: "\\\\server\\sharename\\file.mdb" or @"\\server\sharename\file.mdb" the @ symbol will make it a string literal that doesn't need to be escaped with the extra backslashes. |
 | Spamming the board doesn't count, right? ;) |
| | Remove the object[] argument from your MoveUp() method. You don't need it. Also, when you do the BeginInvoke, it should look like this: [code] MainForm.BeginInvoke(MoveUp, null);[/code] a params object means you can have one or many objects as a parameter to pass to your method. The BeginInvoke feeds those objects … |
| | Can you set the purchaseUnits value artificially high and try stepping through it? This code genuinely looks like it should work just fine. The only thing that I can think is that if you're using a custom Data Access Layer, there could be some limitation or bug within that. |
| | Have you got any peripherals attached, like a printer, or external hard drive? Make sure that only your keyboard, mouse and monitor are attached, nothing else, for the installation. Also, set your BIOS to defaults, or pull the Clear CMOS jumper on your motherboard, that helps clear the ESCD, which … |
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| | [url]ftp://us1.samba.org/samba/ftp/bin-pkgs/RedHat/RPMS/i386/[/url] Just pick your version of Red Hat, and download away! Just be sure that you have all of the required packages needed by the RPM to install Samba with. If you don't have them, the install will fail, and it will bark at you, telling which packages are needed. |
 | Re: C# DLL Another thing to do, after you've made a reference to the DLL or project, is to use the [b]using[/b] statement to include the namespace included in that DLL file. It's not absolutely required, but it does simplify using methods and classes from the DLL, rather than having to type out … |
| | Generally when I uninstall or install services via the MSI, I do all of it in the custom action portion. I would look at this: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zt39148a(VS.80).aspx[/url] for a little more information on the process. Also, does the user account you're installing with have full permissions to start and stop services? |
| | Have you dropped a debugger on that event to try and look at the call stack to determine exactly how that's being fired? It sounds like the tabpage or the textbox is actually losing focus every time, then when you highlight it, you get focus back.  |
| | Here's one thing to consider. If your board says it needs PC-100, I try to stick with PC-100. I've had incidents where systems would not underclock the PC-133 like they're supposed to. In your case, I can say authoritatively that the P3-500mhz processor in that system only uses PC-100 SDRAM. … |
 | Nope. DDR RAM is not backwards compatible with SDRAM. |
| | Can you create a new user account, and see if it works there? It might be possible you've got something going on with your Ctrl key, even. I don't suspect a virus, not just yet. Also, does it work in Notepad?  |
| | What type of system do you have? Certain system BIOSes are set such that they try and boot from USB devices. Your digital camera card reader is considered a Mass Storage Device, and the system could be trying to boot from it. Disable USB emulation in the BIOS, and see … |
| | can you not just use the tools native to Windows XP to do this? If it's even possible, that should do it for you. |
| | [QUOTE=Comatose]Granted, but all I'm saying is that a "how would you feel" about people stealing your programs, isn't necessarily a valid point. Granted someone "borrowing" or stealing your car is a good and valid point, but there are plenty of people who write programs for people to use and modify. … |
| | try [b]encrypt passwords = no[/b] in your smb.conf and restart samba. does that make a difference? Also, is your XP username [b]solo[/b]? I've had a lot of trouble accessing Samba shares as a different user than what my current XP username is... |
| | Hah! I'm almost regretful that I have to move this thread. But, since you don't have an actual question about Windows, I'm moving this to the Geek's lounge. But, I'd have my thumb stuck sideways; neither up nor down. He's probably not evil, but I could do without some of … |
| | Just a helpful hint here on the forum for you: Cn u plz not use chat spk here? Wat do u want 2 do that for? U got all d time in d world 2 make a post, so there's no need 2 uz chat spk n here. Please, for …  |
| | Thanks to Dani for adding Python to the scripting languages category! ...I haven't heard many people mention Python around here... Am I the only Python fan here? I know its usage isn't as widespread as Perl, but it is, IMHO, as powerful and useful as Perl, for general scripting, web …  |
| | I'm sorry, Windows ME was an abhorration that never should have been created. The only complaints I have about it aren't that tangible. For one thing, how is it that you can reinstall it, and it can crash before installing ANYTHING? I mean ANYTHING-- no drivers, nothing. That's the mark … |
| | Have you tried a [url=http://www.google.com]Google[/url] search for that message? Just type the exact error message in quotes there, and you may come up with a solution on your own. |
| | What kind of hard drive are you trying to install on? You probably need to load the Drivers for your hard drive controller at the F6 screen during the XP install. |
| | I agree. Having worked in the computer manufacturing field for a good while now, I can only say that I can empathize with your situation. If they're not fixing stuff, PESTER THEM. Write letters, ask to speak with managers, do whatever you have to do. If you're not getting the … |
| | If the ports are open on your work's firewall, you can connect to a VNC server at your home. However, you will need to run [b]port forwarding[/b] on your home's router. You'll need to look in the router's documentation on how to do this, but you basically forward port 5900 … |
| | Hi Paynekiller! Welcome to TechTalk! I just moderate this forum, so I wouldn't be able to help troubleshoot your code, but could you surround your code with [ code] and [ /code] tags? Like this: [code] Soldier *first=NULL,l1; int choice; while(1) { cout<<"-> [1] Insert Soldier \n-> [2] View Soldiers … |
| | Greetings all, I'm actually proud to have a question I've never seen asked here. I've got a 1.5GB text file (YES, it's really 1.5GB) where each line needs a set of modifications. I've got the application running in a single-thread, whereby each line is read in, the modification is made, … |
 | That's not so much a C# question as it is one of Windows file management. Check out this information on AutoRun: [url]http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776823.aspx[/url] |
| | Re: Tech Poetry [QUOTE=Catweazle]Is rap OK? Here's one I did a while back in answer to a [url="http://www.pcuser.com.au/pcuser/hs2.nsf/web/3765E45E202B5145CA256E7D002AB9EC"]reader question[/url] for my work site :[/QUOTE] Don't forget me in the background doing the beat box! pft pft *HUH* pft pft pft *HUH* pft pft *HUH* A-hubba-hubba pft A-hubba-hubba (scritchy-scritchy-scritchy) Word to your motherboard. :cool:  |
| | Re: Math Forum hrm... good question... I don't know offhand, but I did a quick Google search. Maybe it will help you: [url]http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=%22Math+forum%22[/url]  |
| | What type of authentication does the site use, and what module did you use to do your downloading? Depending on whether the Python module you're using supports it, and the web authentication type, you might just be able to pass the authentication in this form: http://user@pass:www.website.foo/secured If you're working with … |
| | Why do you want to go back to FAT16? There's really no good reason to do that. FAT 16 can only support a partition size of 2GB or under. Do you mean converting from NTFS to FAT32, perhaps? This is not possible, at least according to Microsoft. The only conversion … |
| | I'm going to be brief: Nope. It won't work. Two different OSes, two different drivers are needed. |
| | [QUOTE=Saiveena;486072]hi i am new to asp.net and can i have the details od automatic sending mail... here iam using SQL server 2005 and sql 2000 so how can i do the above methods? please explain in brief...[/QUOTE] Saiveena, Please reread this entire thread before posting a question. A user has … |
| | Can't you just post a link to the source code, rather than keep pasting it into this thread? |
| | Have you set this server up as a gateway, or anything? You mentioned all of those services, but have you installed routing on it? |
| | Did you encrypt them or something? If you did, there's not going to be much of a way to get them off, as that's kind of the point of the encryption. But, if it's just a permissions problem, logging in as the real Administrator account might allow access to them. |
| | Sounds like an awfully ambitious project for a beginner... Have the people requesting the application specified what requirements they need, exactly? That sounds like the best place to start...  |
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| | Be careful with Pricewatch-- there's a bunch of bait and switch business going on there. They try to fight it, but you'll see some piece of hardware going CRAZY cheap, but then they'll throw exorbitant shipping fees at you...  |
| | If turning hardware acceleration off helped the issue, then it could have something to do with your video card, or your video drivers. Have you updated the drivers, or changed your video card recently? It sounds like you might have an issue with a function called overlay, which is a … |
| | What are you wanting to do exactly? Specifically, do you have a question regarding a portion of the code? |
 | [QUOTE=edek;613088]Hi, 1) Is it better to create one dataset for the whole project than many smaller (like one for each form)?[/quote] Depends. If you're using the datasets in the designer view, you really don't have THAT fine-grained of a control over when the datasets are instantiated, and how long they … |
| | That's not right. You can't use WinForms code to do that in ASP.NET . There isn't a DialogBox control. It's a little more complicated than that. The way I normally make a modal dialog box is to use the Modal Popup control in the AJAX.NET toolkit. You can build a … |
| | [QUOTE=azaran2oo2;613365]Hi, I have a form in which i want to update data if there is a repeated data in tne table. the table is in access, and i use: vb.net2003. but i recieve the syntax error in update command. will you please help me: objCmd = New OleDbCommand("UPDATE Table1 WHERE … |
| | You probably have to put the full path to the file. If the files are not in the same directory as the executable (which they're generally not if you just hit F5 and run from within Visual Studio), then just putting that file name won't work. |
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