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OK, so write it! What? You didn't really think WE were going to do it for you, did you?
Or did you mean to ask a question? I don't see one in your post.
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Is Google not working for you?
Or do you perhaps not know how to use it?
Hint: read a gmail mail using c#[^]
In future, please do at least basic research instead of wasting your time and ours.
If you get an email telling you that you can catch Swine Flu from tinned pork then just delete it. It's Spam.
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can i make ant hacking software in C#
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How the hell should we know?? We don't know anything about your skill set at all.
So, the default answer, since you're even asking the question, is no.
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This is not a hacker site and I don't think anyone here will help you with this question.
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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No.
Ants are insects and are remarkably difficult to hack: they are very small, so hitting them with an axe is difficult, and they do not have internet access so virus code injection is next to impossible.
If you get an email telling you that you can catch Swine Flu from tinned pork then just delete it. It's Spam.
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The perfect and complete solution is this!!! 
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it is not good to start learning with hacking......there is so many technologies that is best from hacking to learn.....and safe for career also...
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Just to tell it to you: This is not Google and our services can only be used without sarcasm and dumb answers if you have searched Google before.
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The fact that you ask the question
Member 9857415 wrote: can i make ant hacking software in C#
gives you the answer ! No you can't, otherwise you wouldn't ask.
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i have a probleme with Fingerprint Identification iam using sourceafis to identify but i cant the Afis.Identify function
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You can't WHAT?? Your post made no sense at all.
If you've got problems with a specific library, then your best source of information is the manufacturer of that library.
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i cant get the afis.identify to work
and this is a free library
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Well, then go back to the site where you got the library and see if there is a support link somewhere or maybe a forum dedicate to using that library, whatever it is.
I don't have enough information to even tell you who made it!
My bad. It's a SourceForge project. There's a Support link on it's page. Click that and follow the instructions to contact the people who made that library.
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thanks
but the problem is i need to extract the template from the fingerprint each time i need to identify someone
and that takes 45 second depend on the database for me this to slow
my problem is with passing the database values
for exemple
List<datarow> dtrows = dt.asEnumerable;
and then convert each datarows to bitmaps
and then convert pass the list of bitmaps to a list of fingerprints
and then pass the fingerprints to the persons
for exemple
person.fingerprints = fingerprints;
and then extract each fingerprint passed to the person with the Afis.extract(person) function
and then instead of using afis.identify function i use afis.verify which is toooo slow and i cant get afis.identify to work
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AGAIN, your BEST source of information is to ask the people who wrote the library. NOT a bunch of people who have never used it, let alone heard of it.
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thank you i did not read any guide
thanks again
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can any one tell me how to transfer file via wifi
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first sorry about that
actually i don't get any answer of my question so that's why i am posting the message also....
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If you don't get an answer then it means that no one has the answer. Reposting the same question is not the way to go about it. Try editing the original and adding some more detail about your problem.
Use the best guess
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..and which protocol did you have in mind? "Anything" but TCPIP?
What's wrong with using sockets? In a wifi-network, I'd expect people to use a network-protocol, and TCPIP would usually work with sockets.
Then again, you "could" create webservices and communicate using those. It'd just be a bit overhead.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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