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 | There are a number of ways you could approach this: 1/. It does not really matter which is you main form! You can still start from the login page and move on to the main form if the user validates correctly by changing the start-up form in 'program.cs' e.g. [CODE] … |
| | I guess that this is some sort of school/college project, I can't tell from what you tell me what the learning aim of the project is. At a glance I would say you needed to look more closely at network programming using UDP or TCP rather than a database. |
| | I find the easiest way to use a DataGridView is with databinding. If you store your data in a DataSet or DataTable you can bind it to the DataGridView using it's DataSource property.  |
| | If I understand the question correctly you need to remove the lowest value from the ten inputs and then average the remaining nine values. Currently you are not doing that as the min is never changed from Double.MinValue (-1.7976931348623157E+308 <see the exponent>). I think you need to add all the … |
| | If you are talking about using an application to talk to a browser then you could probably use win32 interop and SendMessage to do that but it would be complicated and you would probably need to do it differently for every different browser. If you are using the WebBrowser control … |
| | see here: [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882520.aspx"]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882520.aspx[/URL]  |
| | I might be missing somthing here, which _modules object, I can't see any reference to it. I can't realy see what your problem is? You could store a reference to a module in the user class if that helps but I am shooting in the dark. |
| | Are you thinking of somthing like this? [CODE] class ShowDog { public float Protocol1Score{} public float Protocol2Score{} public float CalculateScore(){} } public class DogShow { public List<ShowDog> Dogs{} } [/CODE] |
| | You could loop through each of the pixels and compare them as below but that would only work based on the same lighting etcetera. You will have to look at some more complex pattern matching algoritms for a more reliable method. It really depends on what you are using the … |
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