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So, the title may seem confusing so hopefully I am able to explain myself better via the thread body. I am developing an application for a friend that wants to have a blue light reducing effect for his every day browsing. I have been able to accomplish the task by …

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I would recommend checking out [this](https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_signup_form.asp) documentation and see if that helps you in any way!

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You need to open VB and then click Help on the main Nav Bar located on the top of the window. Go down to Register Product and then click on that. It will take you to a webpage to sign into a WindowsLiveID account. If you don't have one, create …

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I would add the image to your project resources and call it like so: pictureBox1.Image = Properties.Resources.image;

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All you need to do is create a <img> tag or a <div> tag and declare the path for the image. Then use float as your CSS rule to position it in your footer.

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I wrote a C# console application that takes the switch statement and implements that into the main method of the .cs file. I added comments in my code so you can see what I am doing step-by-step. I also explain the switch statement in the comments to help you better …

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The title may not be as clear so let me elaborate a little bit. I am creating an application that minifies CSS and JS files for web developers. All of the code is working perfectly except for one little pesky bug I can not figure out! Here is my code …

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You could simply use the CSS3 code below: div { box-shadow: 1px 1px 1px black; } Of course you can change the pixels as well as the color. Hope this helps!

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I agree with Jim. Incrementing the progress bar value is much easier since you are performing the calculations to determine the progress of your task. To do this, try incrementing like so: ProgressBar1.Value(+1) Of course you would not use +1 but change it to cater to your needs.

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I would recommend using percentages rather than pixels when dealing with responsive website creation. This allows you to not have so much work while creating your media queries. Also, iFrames are no longer really supported or used since HTML5 so I would replace the iFrames using tables.

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Try this code and see if this has the result you are looking for: <div class="float-left"> <table style="background-color: #f00; border-collapse: collapse; table-layout: fixed; width: 570px;"> <tr> <td> <img alt="System Control Logo" src="~/Images/sce-bpp-logo.jpg" height="105" width="249" style="float:left; display:inline;"> </td> <td> <img alt="System Control Logo" src="~/Images/sce-bpp-online.jpg" height="105" width="321" style="float:right; display: inline;"> </td> </tr> …

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What do you mean by recording actions? Please elaborate a little more so I can assist you with this issue.

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"Dreams are like stars, you may never touch them but if you follow them they will lead you to your destiny."

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You could try loading the image from the application's start-up path like this: [code] PictureBox1.Load(Application.StartupPath + "\img.jpg") [/code] This would be my approach.

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I would recommend using the internet as your main resource. Personally, I find the books to be very mundane and you will not learn valuable coding techniques or be introduced to real world issues that may occur. It would be best to just do some research on [W3C](http://www.w3schools.com/) and check …

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It is best just to use HTML5 and CSS3. Yes, PSD to HTML would be must easier design wise but you will not have as much customization after you create the PSD without editing the images.

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So, I am having some trouble getting my alertView to actually perform an action on a certain button click. Here is the code I have so far and I hope someone can help me debug this issue and get this working! Thanks in advanced! ViewController.h // // ViewController.h // IMWT360 …

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When did you start programming and what language did you start in? Here, I'll start: I started when I was around 15 but kinda stopped for awhile because it seemed too difficult. So around 17, I really got back into it and started learning more and more as I progressed. …

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Well the cheaper it is, it is more than likely not the most reliable. When I choose my host, I keep in mind how much traffic is projected for the launch of your site along with how much data you will be storing on your server. If you are going …

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I concure with the user above. Facebook's Developer page has a lot or good resources and explains their APIs in detail so if they have what you are looking for, they will have a detailed tutorial for you so you can get everything set up!

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Well the project description gives you an idea on what to research. I would recommend looking up each of key concepts listed in this assignment. I to an a Computer Science student and I have just started Java so I will do some research and let you know what I …

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You could create a <p> tag to create your text and just put that inside of your <div> and mess around with the style properties, like so: <div id="test" align="center"> <p style="align:center">Your Text Here</p> </div> You can also skip using the style method: <div id="test" align="center"> <p align="center">Your Text Here</p> …

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Hello DaniWeb, it has been a while since I have asked a question here so I thought now would be a great time to do so. I am creating an application that loops through the file names of a specific directory, in this case, the System32 folder. I want the …

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Well if you are a kid in 3rd grade, if even that long, you would probably say 80 but as we "all" learn is there is something called Order of Operations making the answer 26. No offense, but there was not much thinking involved at all ;)

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I have about 30 PictureBox controls on my form and I was wondering how would I be able to calculate the load time for a certain amount of those PictureBox controls. For example, I have 15 on one tab and 15 on the other. How would I create a ProgressBar …

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--Current Situation-- I am currently enrolled in a community college trying to get the base classes out of the way so when I transfer to Virginia Tech or UVA I can start working on my engineering degree. I love programming very very much and couldn't see myself a day without …

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