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I've been learning the .NET framework in vC++ for a while and I'm thinking of going to C#. I'd like to here the opinions of others who have experience with both. Thanks. ![]() | |
Re: Hello, I have tried two brands of tv card and found both to be plaqued by bugs of various kinds. I had some success in fixing these over time by updating the drivers from the company website as soon as new ones became available. Also, it may also help to … | |
Re: Hello, sounds like an interesting challenge. I presume that your VCR has a scart output and this is how you normally connect it to your TV? Can you give me details of exactly how you normally send video signal to your TV, and whether you have successfully used your capture … | |
Re: Hi, If you are running windows XP try going into 'display properties' -> 'desktop' tab -> 'customize desktop' button -> 'web' tab. See if you can unselect the check box for the html file that is currently displayed. | |
Re: Some security updates including those in SP2 for XP can remove the files neccessary for running DOS programs. This microsoft knowledge base article describes the steps you should take to fix this problem: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767[/url] | |
Re: If you are using a beta version of visual basic.net (presumably the 2005 beta version) then the dotnet framework will also be version 2.0 beta. Your application will probably only ever run with this beta version of the framework and not many people will be likely to have it installed … | |
Re: Hi, this is a known problem that can occur when installing SP2, which is caused when one or more system files are deleted during the SP2 installation. The best instructions for fixing this problem can be found in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=324767[/url] | |
Re: Hi, Do you still have this problem? If you have a graphics card in your PC you may be able to go into the display settings and choose rotate 180 degrees to turn the display the right way up again. | |
Re: Member functions (and data members) of a class can be declared as static. This means that they do not belong to any particular instance of the class, but instead are similar to gloabal functions (or variables), but must be referenced using the scope of the class they belong to: Class::staticmemberfunction() … | |
Re: This user account is automatically created when the .NET framework is installed on your PC. Its only purpose is to allow you to run ASP.NET aps on your PC's local host web server. If you are not doing any ASP.NET web development you can delete it without any problems, and … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jwenting] There IS a difference between the C++ compilers in the standard and Pro (included with VS) products. The compiler in VC++ Standard is not an optimising compiler meaning that optimisation options aren't available. This is no problem for learning and small applications (unless performance critical) but for larger and … | |
Re: [QUOTE=white273] So far it is only happening to one particular forum website that I visit. I only started having this problem AFTER I installed the XPsp2. [/QUOTE] It could be a problem with the Javascript on this website not working with the new security features of XP Sp2. I've had … | |
Re: The only way I know of is with server-side processing. You can do it with ASP using the method explained in this MSDN link: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;208935[/url] | |
Re: Hi, I found the following article when looking for help writing and reading parameter storage files as CSV files for a current application. Although the example is based on .NET code you should be able to get some ideas on how you can write a similar function yourself. [url]http://www.developer.com/net/cplus/article.php/3406181[/url] | |
Re: Hi Sweety, remember that the reason your program was exiting when a user entered 0 or a negative number was because of: [code] { cout<<"Please enter only positive numbers"; getch(); exit(0); //! } [/code] With the call to exit() removed the program continues in the switch statement. If the 0 … | |
Re: Hi, MS Windows Journal is a program used on XP Tablet PC Edition. If the file you are trying to open was created in this program and you are trying to open it through regular XP-pro or XP-home you will need the following download: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=fad44098-8b73-4e06-96d4-d1eb70eacb44&displaylang=en[/url] If the file you are … | |
Re: [QUOTE=cscgal] Is there some way to set the default font for printouts to either smaller or something other than Courier New?[/QUOTE] Hi, If you go to Tools menu -> Options dialog box, select 'Environment' and then 'Fonts and colours' from the list on the left. You can then choose font … |
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