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Listen,
USE USERCONTROLS
Create only the main form and create as many usercontrols as you wish and load then in the main form, that will solve you problem if i get it right.
You my have to type code from start.
If for some reason you need forms, use child/parent forms method(child forms that load inside a parent form).
Check here codeproject (i don´t recall the link)
Thats me, but, you are the boss 
nelsonpaixao@yahoo.com.br
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Hi,
These are printers in printServerA i.e.
printerA
printerB
printerC
...
On machineServerA, I would like to install all the printers which sit on printServerA.
So after installation of printers on machineServerA, when you go to printers And Faxes you see a list of printers which are already installed in printServerA.
you see a list of the folowing printers in machineServerA as follows:
\\printServerA\printerA
\\printServerA\printerB
\\printServerA\printerc
...
How can I do this in code please?
Thanks
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One way to do this would be to create a process that calls the PrintUIEntry function in PRINTUI.DLL (via RUNDLL). See this[^] article.
If you get this to work, please consider publishing a CP article on the subject. Thanks!
/ravi
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Hi,
At present I can get a list of printers on printServerA
The only thing which I require at present is to add these printers to machineServerA
Not sure how this is done.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
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arkiboys wrote: Any thoughts please?
Um... did you read the article I pointed you to?
/ravi
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Yes, briefly. It seems it is using command line but I would like to use c# code for this.
Thanks
This is what I have at present and the only thing is to add these printers to a remote machine, i.e. machineServerA
This is the code that I run locally (printServerA machine) and gets the installed printers.
PrintDocument prtdoc = new PrintDocument();
foreach (string strPrinter in PrinterSettings.InstalledPrinters)
{
comboBox1.Items.Add(strPrinter);
}
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arkiboys wrote: It seems it is using command line but I would like to use c# code for this.
This is done by executing the command in a subprocess. See this[^] article for instructions.
/ravi
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Hi,
I have been going through the link for command line that you sent initially.
I really do not think that this does what I am after.
Please refer to my first post which is something as follows:
I would like to run a c# code on printServerA which gets the list of printers locally and then it installs these printers on remote machines.
I have done the first part which I get the list of installed printers on printServerA but do not know how to add these printers to remote machines i.e. machineServerA
Thanks for your time
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arkiboys wrote: how to add these printers to remote machines i.e. machineServerA
I believe the command's /c flag will allow you to target a remote machine.
/ravi
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Do you mean:
RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /ga /c\\machine /n\\machine\printer /j"LanMan Print Services"
if so then how can I modify it to suit my purpose?
Thanks
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I am going to release a dll. But I am using some log files in that dll. Is this a good practice or not? Should I create log files or not????
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You may want to consider using a configuration option to control logging.
/ravi
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it depends on your need for your application, if you have to log activities or error for further analysis then you put log files
basically if your application is 'product base' software and you need to make some improvements when application deployed in your clients, you need log files and log object must be set to do log or not in configuration of your application.
i do that for some my application so the my client can send me error log as email attachment to me or do it automatically when internet connection is establish. When we solve that problem we will deliver patch to our client.
NO BEST PRACTICE HERE JUST WHAT YOU HAVE TO IN YOUR APPLICATION 
hope it helps.
dhaim
programming is a hobby that make some money as side effect 
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If you get support calls, you'll probably want log files.
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How to use threadpool in c#
what are all the advantage using threadpool over multithreading
dheeraj
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See this[^] article.
/ravi
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How can we read RFC22 files in c#?
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Have a look at the BinaryReader - its reads most things
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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how can I parse an eml file in silverlight?
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Wrong Forum, Ask that in Silverlight Forum and secondly Google First before you post
Vuyiswa Maseko,
Sorrow is Better than Laughter, it may Sadden your Face, but It sharpens your Understanding
VB.NET/SQL7/2000/2005
http://vuyiswamb.007ihost.com
http://Ecadre.007ihost.com
vuyiswam@tshwane.gov.za
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Hello all. I've got a question. How can I create a Word document from a byte array (byte[]) storing in the database and write the changed document back to the database without using any temporary files on the hard drive?
Thank's in advance for any suggestions and answers.
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asasov wrote: without using any temporary files on the hard drive?
Is there any particular reason for that restriction?
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asasov wrote: Just requirements ((
It seems fairly arbitrary. Why is this a reqirement? I'm asking because what you request isn't possible without a lot of additional work as far as I can see. If I knew why that restriction is in place then it may be possible to come up with another acceptable solution.
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