LizR

Simple answer is unless your PC has an externally visible IP, you will need to use port forwarding.

Well.. Make your own :) What do you think a swap procedure/function would do?

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Errors are always useful...

Well assuming you do some form of error checking it sounds like theres a simple enough process to put it all together, and it doesnt sound like you need reg expressions to do it. However, your question isnt overly clear.

But the window *IS* the form, unless you meant desktop.

Logic looks ok to me, my only question is is "_master" always what you think it should be? Im wondering if perhaps instead of overriding the creation it somehow isnt using it so _master ends up null or something and that perhaps this is causing the effect you see

Best to work it all out on paper first :)

Thats not really miuch to do with c# thats a generic javascript issue, have you done some googling on that? as its a pretty normal thing to do.. theres probably 100s of prewritten ones to do it for you

Well you seem to have the idea of how to read something in and how to write something out - what you dont give is any idea of the bit you dont understand. Take a read through Nick Hodges 30 days of delphi or, tutorials such as [url]http://www.xcalibur.co.uk/training/Delphi2005/[/url] or [url]http://delphi.about.com[/url]

Normally you copy a single class, for use elsewhere, however, if you have a number of methods, you can make a DLL with public functions in that you can then call ..

OK so you found the event to say the selections changed, what exact issue are you having? other than you have put what looks like your date picked code into the form loading event

So, your code should be allowing for the server to disapear, as its not the same app and you cant guarentee its existance or connectivity, so you should have code in your app already that works with the fact the server can and potentially will disapear, and on doing so …

New to coding or not. What code do you have so far? What issue do you have with your code? Haivng read the plentiful notes on how to use regex from the helpfile, and how to create reg expressions you can find in google, what specific issue are you having?

Do you mean where it read the boot loader from, or the drive with the OS on? as they dont have to be the same, Im not sure you can tell the first.

Forgive stupid question - why not just link the text boxes to a dataset and have the dataset questioned on which one you select from the combo.. why reinvent the wheel?

To restrict questions to x per day, or hour or whatever means you would have to log someones efforts.. or you select x questions that may run in a day and then randomize.

Extract a smaller sized portion of it, and display it, and change the area shown depending on where in the scroll you are supposed to be.

Once again, debug it, follow what "i" is, and see what item you're referencing. Once again, no code tags, so im not even going to bother reading it this time. You dont seem to do any validation to check wether i is a valid item or not

Why not just do the writeline of body you read from the second file?

Define doesnt work, what was your code, how did you use it - it works for me

1. You could change the tooltip on mouse over, see [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s894w4aa.aspx[/url] 2. do they not auto uncheck now? make sure their tab index is different. 3. set the shortcut key 4. you should be able to use the same code for all of them. 5. Use its clicked event

Ok, heres a hint. If you went into a shoe store, you'll find trainers, boots, shoes and sandals. Now, they all go into shoe boxes Same is true with your list, your list will hold your medications, however, you need to check the box as to which type of class …

Would be easier if you had just posted the errors and so on. First error is lazy - it says "int32" not "Int32" The second is also lazy - you have done the equivelent of [code] if (test==true) { x; } [/code] where x is just a variable Which if …

I did a game of life in c# the drawing speed wasnt overly noticable..

You might be able to drop the xml transform as tclientdataset understands xml direct if its simple enough. Failing that, I wouldnt use xml -> IMHO xml is often over used when something as simple as a simple ini file/registry keys would be more than sufficient.

To learn more about String.Format - press F1 on it, it has examples and a lot of information on other formats and how to use it.

How are you doing the assignment?

Well what have you tried so far?, sounds simple enough. What exactly are you stuck on?

As long as the numbers represent numbers within the ascii range... eg 1-255 etc

Or just use a list :)

The answer would normally be you shouldnt. Please explain a little more of what you're trying to achieve before we can give you better answer

Well you could have a variable in Class A that you set to be your socket, eg [code] Class A { public Socket Server; . . . . } Class B { Socket server = new Socket(); A = instA = new A(); A.Server = server; } [/code] but id …

Well. What have you tried so far? there is a mouse click event, and you can handle left and right clicks..

Other than you didnt use code tags so your post is painful to read. When it crashes - check the value of i and item.

Same as you would any other language - what problem are you having?

Usually you do a forumla such as [code]int pic_width=50; int pic_height=50; for(w=0;w<10;w++) { picturebox[i].top=0; picturebox[i].left=(pic_width+1)*i; picturebox[i].height=pic_height; picturebox[i].width=pic_height; } [/code] this means box1 ends up at 0,0 , box2 51,0, box3 102,0 etc so they dont overlap.

You add them in your projects, the classes then become available.

In pre .net Id have agreed, in .net itself its not something Id given much thought.

You could also have just used div - as div is for integer devision

Sure.. You didnt write it - why should we? Its your home work - not ours.

You could try [url]www.3dbuzz.com[/url] who have a set of video training things which are fun to follow

Or you can try and convert the icon to a bmp and show that in the picture control - depends a little on how you want something displayed

Then it sounds like a timing issue. You probably need to go give the object time to start before sending it instructions

When the data is posted onto the receiving page, you'll get say month=5 Day=8 year = 1945 (not my birthday!!) you would then - add them up like a human would to form a date like string such as "8/5/1945" and try and convert it to a date, if it …

I dont see why you'd be having a problem the following [code] List<String> lines = textBox1.Text.Split('\n').ToList(); lines.Sort(); textBox2.Text = String.Join("\n", lines.ToArray());[/code] With "a cat a bat a mat" put into textbox1, sorted it correctly

Most of the so called conversion tools dont seem to work as well as anyone ever wants them to. Coupled with the fact you're converting a win32 app to a .net app in from a language which allows for insane amounts of sloppyness, to a highly structured one.

Split the files into mainpart and extension, then sort without extension.

Depends a bit I guess on what exactly is being done in the background and how you've passed the forms reference to the worker thread so it knows which form to update.

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