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Re: Danny, what are you talking about?! Do you know what a rootkit is?? Have you seen anything use a rootkit that wasn't in some way spyware/malware related? Mark Russinovich defines it very well when he says, "rootkits hide files, Registry keys, and other system objects from diagnostic and security software, … | |
Re: Just a quick note, you mentioned- "Perhaps it is time to look at McAfee, Panda, and/or Zone Labs for additional layers of security." Granted, maybe Symantec is flawed, but oftentimes the "American" solution is that if one antivirus program is good, 5 must be better. This leads to a lot … | |
Re: Alright all you Grammar Geeks- see what you think of this: Short-hand typing and leet speak is roughly equivalent to slang speach in normal English speaking. It can be permissible, as long as it stays in the right context. What is the right context? Well its NOT in business conversations, … | |
OK, yeah u guessed it. VBnoob here. Like so many other poor souls, lost in a sea of code...heres the dealio- I know param's need to be completely done and in the correct order for executeNonQuery() to work, but here's my error: Exception Details: System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: No value given for one … | |
Re: Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe you can simply use the public property "font" for this, as in "MyControl.Font.Style" Or "FontStyle.Bold". [QUOTE=vrushalinz1]HI , i m using System.Windows.Forms.ListView control. i want to set the text in the subItems to bold at run time. How do i acchieve this :!: … | |
Re: I work tech support for an electrical engineering company and over the last few years we have switched from Tosiba and Gateway to almost all Dell laptops for employees. I am very impressed with their service while the warranty is in place. (Barring a bizarre event where one guy went … | |
Re: myConnection.Close() for each connection | |
Re: Could I see some code? Maybe post some in code tags? Thanks. ;) | |
Re: Here's a little something I found online, I have no idea if it will help, but here goes: Symptom: After copying or installing a .NET web-application the following error is observed in the browser when trying to view the site: Configuration Error Description: An error occurred during the processing of … | |
Re: OK, one more quick DDR comment- I have size 13 feet, and the arcade machines have buttons that are recessed in metal. MY FREAKIN' FEET DONT FIT! Has anyone else had the problem, or does my tippy toe accuracy just suck? | |
Re: OK, Im gonna hook you up, but DON'T CHEAT SUCKA! If u do, you'll end up having to reteach yerself all your crap after you graduate, like me. Believe me, it sux to teach yerself. Especially if you're already an idiot. ANYHOO, here is a basic sample chat room made … | |
Re: Oh yeah, its possible. Check this out, I believe it will answer your question: [url]http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2002/July/EditableListBox.asp[/url] | |
Re: [U][B]Optimistic vs. Pessimistic Locking[/B][/U] OK Eddy, here goes: Locking is a method used to protect records that will be accessed by multiple users so that concurrency errors do not occur (when multiple users change records near simultaneously resulting in inconsistencies). "Locking" refers to preventing access in some way to the … | |
Re: Ignore him, he's just trying for a red bar for his reputation. ^^ server_crash = :twisted: | |
Re: Or just devote yourself to Python and use the "swap()" command! :p I heart Python. :o | |
I am working on filling a datagrid based on results found from a user entering criteria in text boxes and clicking a search button. I have been toying around with Session() to store variables but I dont understand it too well and its giving me trouble. After the user clicks … | |
Hello, all! I'm working with a project to search a Microsoft Access database, show the results in a datagrid, create text boxes to edit the entries found, and then update them. So far, the search works great, and I have a typical datagrid with an "edit" button on the end, … | |
Re: Yep, having a default value for drop down lists is a good habit to get into I think. Try code something like this: [CODE] Dim rdrCategory As SqlDataReader myConnection.Open() rdrCategory = cmdSelect.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection) Dim liDefault As ListItem liCategory = New ListItem([insert text for default entry here as String], [insert default value … | |
Re: He's right man, you can't expect that anyone is going to bail you out just because you beg and use exclamation marks. Work it out, this stuff isn't easy, you gotta earn it. Come up with some code, post it in tags, and when you get an error post the … |
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