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xolla wrote: I want get the public IP (btw look at the topic subject)
Yes, that is obvious, but as I still don't know where the server is in relation to the client, I can't tell you which method to use.
If they are in the same local net, you have to use a server outside that local net to get the public ip. If they are on separate local nets, the public ip is what the server is using to communicate with the client.
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Wow my good friend has become MVP!!
Congratulations Guffa, I kinda miss you cuz I was in the lounge for the past weeks. I know this's not C# related so dont hit me so hard, I just wanted to say congratulations my friend!!
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Thanks. 
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Hi everyone,
I was developing a simple pop3 client application when I had two problems.
1. Does anyone know how to fetch an email body (skipping the bloody header)
2. Do you know how to filter the text so we only get a plain (non formatted) text??
Please advise,
Many thanks![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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See this[^] CP article by Peter Huber.
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Thank you
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I need help on how to use the Progress Bar.
I am instantiating a class and using a method in there to merge files. I want a progress bar to be displayed which will show what percentage of the total is completed.
Help!
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Howdy!!
First, you have to set the maximum limit you want to reach (1) for example if you want to set this progress bar for measuring copied files, first you have to count your files "say you put their names in an array" then you should check (frequently/on flag changing basis) how many files had been copied so far "using some sort of if statement that might be included in a thread or timer" then increment the progress bar value by the percentage of the completion (FilesCopiedSoFar/TotalNumberOfFiles) and so on untill you reach the 100%
I hope this's useful.
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I need to format disk drives programmatically on command through the application I'm working on. Any ideas?
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Hopefully, you're not working on a virus program
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And he's a lurker! Check his profile
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hi
i want to create a player that play video files via streaming. but how to do that ? i must use directx or wmp SDK ..? can any one help me ?
thaks
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I am want to embed another window application inside my windows form, is these even possible to do?
example, main form, inside of that i would like to open a few sessions of notepad inside my app's form.
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and add notepad.exe to my project?
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Sytem.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Notepad.exe") will run notepad.
I don't know that notepad exposes a RCW or Win32 API such that it can be embedded in WinForms.
To open a text editor as a child window within an MDI application you may consider implementing the text editor.
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Starting NotePad sessions from your app is easy (see Process.Start()[^]. Running NotePad sessions "within" your app's main form is hard, if not impossible.
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I would like to run notepad "within" my app
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Did you take a look at AnAppaDay[^]? That link points to a download (with source) in which the author has written an app that hosts other applications inside it.
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Basically, you start Notepad as a seperate process. Then you have to call into the Win32 API FindWindow, IIRC, to get the handle to the Notepad window, then call SetParent to make the Notepad window a child of your app's window.
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That sounds marvelous, but does it really work, the SetParent documentation states
"The new parent window and the child window must belong to the same application."
Luc Pattyn
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Luc Pattyn wrote: That sounds marvelous, but does it really work,
Yep. Try this. Create a new Windows Forms app and drop a button and a panel on it. Expand the panel to take up most of your form and anchor it on all four sides. Then drop this code in:
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
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private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
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Process p = Process.Start("Notepad.exe");
p.WaitForInputIdle();
SetParent(p.MainWindowHandle, Panel1.Handle);
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Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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