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The Forms ControlCollection has a Remove method. If you need the controls later just call the Add method again. Perhaps you can do something with the Visible property of the Label and TextBox controls?

What do you understand by a "week name" "week1" "week one" "the first week" etc. Please explain.

You can't. If you set the height of the font property, the textbox will adjust its height accordingly.

Learn WPF.(Windows Presentation Foundation) If you master that you'd be amazed by the things you can do with it!

@jay_el_em Yes I mind. Post YOUR code and YOUR problem in a different thread. We all be glad to help:)

Which game have you tried for yourself to make? And what problems did you encounter?

If you look in the C# code snippet section, you can find this snippet: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217265.html[/url] Same code I used in the zip file of a previous thread I sent you. Success.

The cin "analog" in C# is Console.ReadLine. But as you are using textboxes in a FormsApplication, you cannot use that, you have to write a ConsoleApplication.

This is but a suggestion: You could perhaps first split your string and for every splitted string see if it is a prefix( SAN ST SAINT etc.) Great possibility that the following string is a city name. If that doesn't work, look up for every splitted string in a huge …

Although your idea is good, it is in general not a good idea to do it in a console app. Make the user input as short as possible here use [B]1[/B] or [B]a[/B] for newZ etc. Make a menu: type 1 for this 2 for that etc. If I as …

[B]firstname [/B]and [B]lastname [/B]must be of type [B]string[/B], not of type [B]array of string.[/B] Now you are reding in 10 first and 10 lastnames.

[CODE=c#]private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string S = string.Empty; if (this.textBox1.Text != "")//minimal error detection { int n = int.Parse(this.textBox1.Text); int f = 1; S = this.textBox1.Text + "! = "; for (int i = 1; i <= n; i++) { f *= i; S += i.ToString() + …

Strings can only be compared this way with the != and == operators. If you want to use greater than or less than, use the string Compare method.

Do not see what the problems are. A percentage is what it says 1/100 of the value. For Sqrt use Math.Sqrt function. The decimal type is not the right type for doing this type of thing, use the double type. Decimal has 10^24 as maxvalue double has 10^308 as maximum. …

This may help? [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/918353/c-alpha-blend-transparent-picturebox[/url]

Why are you whining, you accomplished quite a lot of things. You even got to the desktop of the laptop in the car! So the rest can pose little problems I guess. As for me, I don't know any other suitable method.

Try this, no index needed here: [CODE=c#]string[] Arow = { "model1", "candidate1"}; dataGridView1.Rows.Add(Arow);[/CODE]

You may also like to read this: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1t3y8s4s(v=VS.80).aspx[/url]

Make one version. Store all your label names, button captions, dialoges, questions etc. in a resource in as many languages as you like. Then when the user has choosen a language, set all of your UI elements and variables accordingly. Serialization is perhaps another possibility. Success!

Don't give up searching too rapidly. This took me I guess 2 minutes: [url]http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/simpledbreadwrite.aspx[/url] It should not be too confusing.

Now, that it is not of my bussiness, but why would you like to install a program that is already running? An installer will take care of all the chores needed to be done, I suppose. Or do I not understand your English very well?

Could you explain what a Z is? Your code seems a direct translation from C++.

You can use this, but then you can only select time timePicker.Format = DateTimePickerFormat.Time;

Snow White and the seven dwarfs? Your perception of number systems seems a bit(no pun) out of perception. Binary has the digits 0 and 1 Decimal has the digits 0,1,2,...9 Now perhaps figure it out for what I would call the "septimal" number system. Analogy with decimal and hexadecimal. Or …

Your getCharValue function only tests for lowercase letters(see alphabet variable) Is that disired? Normally names start with uppercase letter. You can use the ToUpper or ToLower methods to correct that.

To avoid too many MessageBoxes have a look at this: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.errorprovider.aspx[/url]

Hi Amitair, welcome to daniweb! Use the Seek method for that. Look [url=http://dotnetperls.com/seek]here[/url] for an example.

I did some very simple things in this snippet, [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet335171.html[/url] it may help See here for how to get to selected cells: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x8x9zk5a.aspx[/url]

Although I personally don't like it, maybe the MonthCalendar control is something for you. If you set its calendardimensions property to 4;3 you can show a calendar for a whole year. Have a look: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760913(VS.85).aspx[/url]

Perhaps you could make use of the fact that in the periodic table only 13 elements have 1 letter al the rest have two or three(rare). Could you elaborate on the fact you use two textboxes?

Are you having trouble with how to use Visual Studio?

@revjim44 I would like to add to this solved question that you don't have to feel stupid. You posed a decent question and you learned something from Momerath, who was way ahead before me to give you the answer :D

Seen this post before. It makes no sense to post a million lines of code and than stating there is an error in it. If you would have posted code with proper code tags, they would have line numbers. So I have only this, to copy and paste a part …

Always found [url=http://www.csharpkey.com/csharp/index.htm]this site[/url] good as a starter. Do some googling, you will find others.

Read this: [url]http://www.vcskicks.com/data-between-forms.php[/url] Many info can be found in the C# snippets section. Search and thou shalt find!

Have a look at this snippet: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217265.html[/url] On the line where I test for numeric input you could probably perform some search action. Success!

In your method ClearTextBoxes (Line 32) you walk through the Controls of your form and test if they are a TextBox (Line 38) so there is no need to cast to a TextBox on line 41. InitializeComponent(); is from a partial class component is Visual Studio a part you are …

Use Form.ShowDialog() instead of From.Show() to get the modaldialog effect of the MessageBox.

What do you mean by [B]hide a calendar[/B]? If I'm not very wrong, DateTimePicker is a calendar, or do you mean the MonthCalendar control?

Hi, PhilHernandez, welcome here! Is this meant to be a code snippet?

Do you mean a mirror table, like some sort of backup?

@Rynkadink Oh yes, you are definitely right, one could take up a course in nitting for example.

Perhaps this thread [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread335414.html[/url] and what adatapost says in it can help you?

This is becoming very philosophical.:-/ Who created me and where is my place in the order of things... Do not know if this is possible at all, but [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f7ykdhsy.aspx]reflection[/url] can perhaps help?

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This should be in the form of a snippet or tutorial!

Hi Dasharnb777, welcome! Your code draws sin(x) not sin(x)/x. Remember, to avoid divide by zero. Did you have a look at this snippet? [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217204.html[/url]

If you are not yet into WPF, like me. You could use the Image and ImageList properties of a Button, to simulate a 3D effect. See [url=http://windowsclient.net/learn/video.aspx?v=30436]this video.[/url] Or you could derive from the button class, and play around with some color gradients, like I did here: [CODE=c#]using System; using …

To find an extra use for the bitwise complement operator?

Do you know the concept of google? Do you know the concept of a sentence with a verb in it?