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Re: yep or, allow for all the fields in the table. | |
Re: Or you could have googled and found [url]http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/ListNetworkComputers.aspx[/url] which hooks into the windows api | |
Re: If your datagrid has a datasource you could just try calling its writeXML function, if it doesnt have one, then this could be more interesting in that you should try creating one and assigning it with all the properties for your dataset on creation and then you could call the … | |
Re: Pythagoras' theorum, unless you are using XNA capture point 1, and point 2, and using pythagoras, work out the length of the other side. | |
Re: I think the OP is trying to write an app to detect what language any other app was written in. | |
Re: Its part of Crystal reports, and should be copyright, if its in their redistributable part, then you would have it supplied with crystal reports, marked as such | |
Re: There are many examples within MSDN which help, please give some code that you're having issues with and we will assist, as per [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement61-2.html[/url] | |
Re: No it wouldnt, however, this sounds distinctly like a keylogger which is unfair and illegal and bad practice in many ways, there are ways to do it, but, Id be interested in the business justification of it before parting with anything like how to start doing it | |
Re: Best way to do that would be to have a "onCompleted" event you have for your thread, and then all threads are done (having counted them up) you know to finalise all work is done. (using the deligates and invoke code previously provided) | |
Re: Long as you add the items in turn to a list/array so you end up with 1 + 2 = then you can work through easily. | |
Re: Check the reader stream and the writer stream, msdn has examples for using both | |
Re: 3d is always worse in terms of processing power. Complicated algorithums to decide what you can see round what, shadows of things, interactions between things, etc is complex, 2d you have flat things that are either in front of behind, and in terms of xna can be achieved by using … | |
Re: Yes. You can walk through the classes/structs etc of an application and then create instances. For example [code] Assembly a = null; AssemblyName n = new AssemblyName("mynamespace"); a = Assembly.Load(n); Type[] ts = a.GetTypes(); foreach (Type t in ts) { if (t.Name == "MyClass") { newcmd = (MyClass)Activator.CreateInstance(t); } } … | |
Re: Failing that any errors you're getting on compile or run would help us help you | |
Re: First things first, did you install the latest directx sdk? At which line item does it complain? It has to be said they dont mention anything about adding references, and I can see why this could leave you a little high and dry. Also not aided by clicking on the … | |
Re: Windows drawing is reasonably fast, you may want to take a look at XNA as an alternative however. | |
Re: Firstly, welcome, please read [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement61-2.html[/url] Secondly. Im assuming your professor has tried to teach you some programming techniques, and a little about the c# language. What code do you have so far, and whats causing you a problem? | |
Re: use the datasource of the text box and assign the field to the text box it will be automatic | |
Re: You could check in the onlinck of the listbox if the item is marked as "HTML LINK" or such and then run the link if it is? | |
Re: If you split your data into a list of array of string, you can do a bit of googling and find how to use a list as a data source, then when they finish, just tab join the data back and write it out. | |
Re: Long as you declare the main user as a private varaible (or public if you need to for later) within form so it goes [code]partiial class Form1 { private User mainuser; // more stuff }[/code] You can access it form any of the form1's procedures, just like you did with … | |
Re: Because the form is local to the create button | |
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Re: It depends a lot on the app you're working with. You can send keys to an app and act that way, however, its not always possible to be sure of the starting point. Some apps have API calls defined which you can use to tell them things. | |
Re: Yes, take a look at the MS tutroials, they show a bit on how to do some 3d work. | |
Re: Often closing the main form will terminate the app, you can just hide it. Normally programs that appear to change from one screen to another and remove others such as login boxes to a main form etc, tend not to work the way people might imagine. What you could do … | |
Re: What you need to do is as your app starts is to make notes of the current resolution, and then set the resolution to that as your app exits. | |
Re: Yes, you then have to call the subroutine on each of the new folders you find. | |
Re: Please show some code as to what you have so far | |
Re: How are you doing the select? any chance you're getting every other row? | |
Re: You want "SelectedRTF" not just selected, that would include the formatting | |
Re: most likely the issue is caused by Application.DoEvents(); and the fact it appears more than once in there too, try getting rid of that. If you need to update various controls just tell them to invalidate. | |
Re: No. thats how the image buttons work in rtf editors, they insert the code. | |
Re: What code do you have to save it so far? | |
Re: What was wrong with all the info in your "mousemove" thread? that had the answers to this? Which isnt included at all in your above code | |
Re: Threading is incredibly simple, as sarehu says, msdn and your helpfile have some good examples | |
Re: Shouldnt you really have a class basis for your warrior, wizard etc so you dont have to redo half the same code? (that way you would have stuff you could override) CalcPoints is a routine under your app not under a class, so you wont be able to override it … | |
Re: Depends if its asp or a windows app, if its an app then you could try parsing the text to a time if that fails tell them its not a valid time. | |
Re: Shouldnt that be static public bool operator < (Person p1, Person p2) ? | |
Re: Please read [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement61-2.html[/url] We dont do your work for you, we'll help you with ideas, suggestions and problem code if you show us the code you have problems with. Tell us how you have thought it should work, show us the code you have, explain the precise problem you have … | |
Re: fiziumt As has been said no one is going to do it for you, unless you want to give one of us your qualification at the end of it.. If you have a specific question, please ask it, however there are 2 stickies at the top of this forum, please … | |
Re: if you mean how to test the crc check is right, download some other crc checkers thats supposed to use the same methodology, and see if you get the same answer | |
Re: Then why not pass srvr to the Notify_icon ? | |
Re: What have you tried so far? | |
Re: Depends how you setup the initial connection. A lot of the time its just a short tweak, however, if the username/password is needed to be within a table within the database on the server you need a little more complex work, but, if you just mean to use username/password authentification … | |
Re: Then you would need to run a query to see if the details existed .. |
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