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Its a bad idea to integrate an interface with your service as many computers block services having access to forms and the like for security reasons.

C# can make http/https requests - have a bit of a read and searching on google, with such a generic question no one can give you specifics.

Well, what have you tried so far? the helpfile has full examples of putting data in a datagrid

Sure. But as you split that string up you would need to programattically do the splitting into the arrays.

Have a search on this forum, both these kinds of questions have already been answered.

Take a look in your delphi samples directory - theres one provided

As I said before, if you did that code twice it would add 2 rows. [COLOR="red"][B]STOP MAKING NEW THREADS ON THE SAME QUESTION[/B][/COLOR]

Its a text file, you should be able to read them with streamreader

thats normally why you bind the control to the table/query

You havent done that much reading then. make a data source in memory, and assign it to the datagrid view.

What code do you have that doesnt work?

So now you have 4 threads on the same subject. If you cant work out and reply to a one you already made, how do you realistically expect to learn to code? You havent changed a single word of it, so it still doesnt make sense.

If you create a data connection in the Visual studio IDE you can drag and drop tables etc to access them

That makes no sense what so ever. You want to add something to itself?

Got to love dup posts of pointless questions.

Do a search on User Interface design.

Im fairly sure Ive seen free units that work. I tried it a few times but didnt do much with it as it costs money

Think of how your AV product works. On the client you have an engine which uses a signature file to scan all files for specific details, activies etc. On the server end you have a file where your client can "phone home" and be told current or download this new …

Actually you can :) as you can ask if Sender is TCheckBox :)

What have you tried so far?

There isnt really a "preferred" its whats required. an Access DB is rarely ideal but, if thats all you have..

God knows, Delphi 6 is exceedingly old. I dont have one kicking around installed to check. You could try reimporting them.

See the responses in your other thread [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread174448.html[/url]

Ddanbe has given the correct answer. When the key is pressed if you dont want it, you can do something about it then.

Assuming that fs1 and fs2 are streams... go take a look at the helpfile.

You could also set a blank image for those who do not need an image.

USB ports arent seen like com or lpt ports, it needs a specific drive, and understanding on how to work with it - unless you can find some form of instruction on making calls to your specific device. It could be very difficult.

No, no need for any loop in that code. Your code isnt going to do what I think you wanted it to.

You have a lot of options. However, what have you tried?

it cant find your file to read in, thats the problem. Copy the car3.car into the debug directory of your new project

As RamyMahrous says, thats why they invented debug, so you could find out where and why it gets stuck.

1. Please use whole words. 2. Please post the proper error text 3. What line is the err on 4. A console app is a console app, the only difference will be that it has linq already in the references and uses clause you should be able to just run …

Well Rather than the code, you need to take the zoom and work out the new size of the scrollbar.. as what is now subject to the scrollbar is no longer the same size.

fileCount should be in single quotes. Its a string.

Not directly, you could paint over the top, but, its rather crude.

But its not the same instance.. So, its not going to have the same cookies. You would need to grab and set the cookies at the time you login

No code, no help. Use search and google

Depends I guess in what way you want it to "update"? The filsystemwatcher events can be used to do a lot of things.. changes to your stream (assuming you're for example you're making a windows version of tail) you can tell to read to the new end of stream because …

What have you tried so far?

perhaps we could help if you shared more of the error.. like what it said.

Off the top of my head Im fairly sure it keeps it open - check the source.

You need to "use" the reference, and then the classes within it can be instantiated.

The only real decision you have is wether its TCP or UDP

LINQ is a built in feature for .net 3.5 and comes with vs2008, to make it work in .net 2/vs 2005, you would have to add the file as a reference to your project, as well as in the usings.. Then you maybe able to.

You arent supposed to. Its a single person license. While its free, it is a per person license.

OK, and in what way did you not achieve your aim, and what did you try to do to fix it. Please also use code tags to make reading your code more readable.

You dont ever seem to unlock your locks. Id expect the lock to be pre-read, and the unlock post read.

Mine has the option to insert a space between the method and its opening perenthesis.. text editor->c#->formatting->spacing->set spacing for method calls->insert space between method name and its opening perenthisis..

An update query should work the same - whats the problem ?

As linked above, as long as you set the variable type to be of your enum type, you can pass the values around.