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 | Just sort the table directly: dTable.DefaultView.Sort = ColumnName & " ASC" |
| | This was an error I found on my computer that I did a search on the web for a quick and easy fix for. I found this forum that had my error and symptoms, but found no one had a solution. The thread was closed because the original poster had … |
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| | Using that first poster's code, I get System.Data.DataRow.DataRow(System.Data.DataRowBuilder) is inaccessible due to its protection level (regardless of if I run the code within "protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)" or return a DataTable from another function back into Page_Load so it can use it for my DataGrid) and anywhere someone … |
| | [quote]So SP2 only remove the shourtcuts to these programs and not the program ![/quote] No - she actually DID lose the programs after installing SP2 - she said she had to copy them from a collegue's computer to put them back on. Not trying to be a smart @$$ or … |
| | Yes, very deserving of a thread, as techs have all come to know and love this beast of a piece of software that never seems to either 1) install correctly, or 2) run correctly... Figured I could post up this for all the noobs and techs alike to give us … |
| | Have you tried Safe Mode, Safe Mode with networking, or Enable VGA Mode on the F8 menu yet? If it still blue screens after resetting CMOS (remove the power cord and motherboard battery for a while, probaby 5 mins. is enough), assuming you have access to another computer, preferrably with … |
 | [code]string text = txtBody.Text.Replace(Environment.NewLine, "<br />");[/code] Worked fine for me when putting it into a new MailMessage: [code] message.From = new MailAddress(txtFrom.Text); message.Sender = new MailAddress(txtFrom.Text); message.To.Add(txtTo.Text); message.Subject = txtSubject.Text; message.IsBodyHtml = true; string text = txtBody.Text.Replace(Environment.NewLine, "<br />"); message.Body = text; [/code] -Tom |
| | I'm not sure if you still need this solved or not - this is an old post and came across it while looking for something completely unrelated, but in any event, I think I might have a solution you can try to implement: [CODE=HTML] <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>TEST</TITLE> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> function loadBox(stuff) { … |
| | Had a similar problem with same board & setup. You have to specify in the BIOS what type of video card you're using (i.e. PCI vs. AGP as the initial video: Init Display First), and the memory it has (i.e. AGP Aparature Size = 128MB, 256MB, etc.). That and setting … |
| | The whole reason it gets identified as C-Media Audio is because, and this is just my belief, but I think either someone at Microsoft or whomever created the original Realtek AC'97/Avance 97 sound components/chipset/drivers got a wild hair up their butt and decided that when they were going to update/upgrade … |
| | I don't know what version ZoneAlarm is at now, but according to a link posted earlier in this thread, versions 3.7 - 5.0.590 are not a good idea with SP2: [url=http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=884130&product=windowsxpsp2]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=884130&product=windowsxpsp2[/url] Thought I should mention that before everyone went to ZoneAlarm, thinking they were safe as far as a better … |
| | There is no amount of application security, NT or otherwise, that will prevent you from receiving viruses on a Windows machine. They come as an attachment some people actually inadvertently run, or even as a TEMPORARY INTERNET FILE off of a site you may visit, without you even knowing, and …  |
| | There is the fact that if your computer ever gets used by someone else, you will log them out if you connect with Remote Desktop, and if they are an administrator they can log you BACK out and log themselves BACK in, but at least for me, across a LAN, … |
| | Try going to the Device Manager (right-click My Computer, hit Manage, Device Manager will be listed as a clickable item in the console that will appear), uninstalling the keyboard, then re-installing. When you have the Device Manager up, expand the keyboard section, right-click the keyboard icon, hit Uninstall. Then, when … |
| | [QUOTE=gerbil]xpsp2? change icons? the folder icons? just R click on the folder; go properties/ customise; go to your hearts content. {that aint a tab or button, btw} . put in ur own pictures if u must. fonts? go to to help n support centre, use fonts as a search; you …  |
| | I'm assuming that you are booting to the Windows 2000 CD to install it? Are there any RAID drivers involved or is it a straight-forward install? If this is a straight-forward install and you were booting to the W2K disc, your BIOS is set to boot to CD, and then … |
| | Well, the Add/Remove Programs tool is VERY important if the programs you install don't have an uninstall link. But I wanted to post this much - I had an issue on a person's computer similar to this one where I would try and try and try to launch "Add/Remove Programs", … |
| | So now you can't access the files at all? When do you get the explorer.exe error? On log-in? If you open a folder? You can do a Ctrl+Alt+Del and look in the Task Manager, see what else is running that doesn't need to be, and close it (right-click, hit "End … |
| | I would replace the $10 cable before making any grand assumptions. If there is feedback from a shorted IDE ribbon cable, it could cause the CD-ROM to send such a "damaged" signal and any time a variant happens in the electricity of a system, or error signals like that occur, … |
| | Start -> Run -> type msconfig Go to the startup tab. Take checks out of the boxes for stuff you don't need/want to start up with your computer. You might find there's some spyware/adware in there - WinToolsA (WebSearch Toolbar), gator, crap like that, slowing down your boot. If you … |
| | The fact that you're using a hub instead of a router could be an issue in and of itself, but for a separate reason than file sharing, so for the sake of argument I'll assume that you have internet connectivity and DHCP has assigned your computer's IPs, and I'll let … |
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