LizR

Doesnt make any difference. Most likely your desktops on drive C anyway.

Given you dont have experience in a 3 teir architecture, why would you *need* to do it that way? Handing out full code would be a very long long post, and unnecessary. How far have you got in your design? What actual problem are you having?

A circle and a line sound about right for the visualisation, a->b->c for shortest with a circle with points for round robin..

Without testing it, it may have less limitations.

Yep thats exactly what the datagrid view is for. What problem are you having (given that the helpfile has examples)

or use the readkey function and while its not Y or N.. keep reading.

Because your code only tells it to read data one and then make a list and duplicate it or as many times as it is long. so if you had the word test you would have 4 copies of test

Well that looks like a reasonsable start, have you seen the examples in the helpfile for out and so on?

webbrowser is usually an instance of internet explorer, check your internet explorer setting (view->textsize) if its anything other than medium, its been changed, if it says smaller or smallest that would explain it.

Read about the currently existing monitoring tools, and work out what featureset you want to provide. Document clearly each requirement, and build them as modules. Fortunately for you, if I were your professor I wouldnt accept a network monitoring system its a very easy project. But then, I guess you …

Well, without the use of any 3rd party part, you would need to learn a lot about PDF to write the format and reinvent the wheel.

What error do you get when you add the query string - are you sure the web page isnt blocking it due to its manner of coding?

To make good looking print outs, try crystal reports.

Check you have debug mode compiled, and that your logic means those points are actually hittable.

Ive not seen one like the one you show, however.. For example: [code] delegate void SetTextCallback(String text); private void settext(String newtext) { if (this.textBox2.InvokeRequired) { SetTextCallback d = new SetTextCallback(settext); this.Invoke(d, new object[] { newtext }); } else { try { this.textBox2.AppendText(newtext); this.textBox2.Update(); } catch (System.Exception excpt) {// } } …

For your sanity, and for those who posted that they couldnt bother to work out how to do a factorial, Please remove the factorial procedure from your example - the rest of us know how factorials work, its your output thats wrong after all, not the numbers. OK, the problem …

If you do a search there are a number of methods, but there is an SQL class you can use, or at worse ODBC. Without firing up express Im not sure how much it has in it in this sense but the non express allows for creation of datasets in …

If you dont enter any it doesnt find a record in the db so no it wont show a message (debugging would show you this as the records returned would be none) set a flag at the top of the routine to false if you get a valid login, set …

if you want a simple graph such as an x/y graph where you put a point, draw a line between it and the next points etc. That shouldnt be so hard, in fact coding it should be a peice of cake. If you've been trying a month you most likely …

And what happens when you try changing it?

(its way early am for me, and Im tired but..) Does not (String[] argv) not achieve the same?

As per : [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/294000kk.aspx[/url] You cant, you just make overloads.

You can assign events at runtime easily, by button1.Click+=new EventHandler(myClickFunction); in fact you can find this by typing like button1.click = new and it prompts you :)

if multiple rows are selected you could on release on your destination just copy the items that are selected

We'll help once you demonstrate you'ev done *something* other than just post for help, please give us your pseudo code and the start of what you have.

in a way all c# stuff is pointers as everything (including integers etc) are objects, but at the same time, you basically ignore that. So yes, it can be confusing from a c++ point of view.

ResizeRedraw does not resize anything, it just tells the control to redraw if its size is changed.

So, you need to split the string into chunks and work by value, and then go from 'start' to 'end' for each one.

Does the DB exist in ms sql already, with tables etc? or, are you trying to make it on the fly?

Your code is kinda ilogical, as the result of that procedure is the a single ds containing the last shop codes data, but in doing so you could have transferred a lot of data which is already "lost" to the user. What I think you are trying to do is …

OK, so you give us what code you have and what the problem is we'll help you fix it - please read the stickies, we dont do your code for you

Have you confirmed mono is actually working first?

usually its ^H or ^? but not always they often are backspace, best way is to grab all characters on a press and see what you get - although it would seem a bad way to test for a delete key

Not so sure on free, but, if you know c/c++ finding "conversion" info is actually harder than finding "this is a computer" level starts. I like the 3dbuzz vtms (xna 101 vol1,2&3) which while aimed at xna spend most of the vtms showing OO and coding concepts etc in c# …

Considered turning off multiselect?

You can do it as an infinite loop you would just need to call a function to do te drawing on each of the relevant forms in the loop.

You're inserting all values as strings.. are they all strings?

Is there any reason why you cant page the data so it displays in say 25-50 line chunks? That always helps speed, it also assists when you are retrieving huge quantities from a db etc

Inform both frames to run a command when clicking on a link by using javascript.

Is this onclick in the html file or your c# app? I dont see why you would have a problem doing 2 loads in 1 call. Perhaps some code showing the non working code would help us..

count items by the address lines or postcode or whatever you decide is the same name, then where records have a count > 2 you join them with a select on name where the address lines = the lines which had more than 2 records.

Well, we wont code it for you, but save yourself time and export your data in csv format but with a .xls extension and excel will open it, it wont be pretty but it will open in excel and be in columns etc..

Why not? what error does it give?

and at which line (just to be sure)

I dont see why you can only get 1 command line arg, while there is a limitation, you should be able to get the rest

as Rapture says the first thing is to write down all the things you need, put them in groups and order them and then using the skills you must have been taught so far (or it wouldnt be a final project) try and work out some classes and code.

for each button you have you need to assign the click event to a procedure that toggles the color, you dont need to do a loop throuhg your rows and columns necessarily, as the sender object will be your button you clicked, so, you culd just do [code]if ((Button)Sender.Backcolor!=Color.Black) { …

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Load the XML into a list/array of a suitable structure and linQ it.

At first glance the one thing that comes to mind is that the date parameters, are you sure its creating the correct select statement? in terms of, it potentially could be not placing the date values where you think.