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Whenever I run a program such as Windows Notepad, there are little dots in the lower right corner that make it easier to resize the window (they make it so your mouse doesn't have to be right on the line). Could anyone tell me how I can get these in my programs? Thanks in advance.
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Use a sizable border and set the SizeGripStyle property to show or auto.
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What object is the
SizeGripStyle a property of?
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The form. In the designer it's under Window Style.
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OK... So your saying that to do this, I would type the following... (In the Window : Form class)
this.SizeGripStyle = SizeGripStyle.show
or would I do it like this?
this.SizeGripStyle = "show";
Sorry for being new:laugh:
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The former. The latter will give you a compile error.
You can do it using the VS form designer though. You can access all (most???) of the public properties of VS provided controls this way. 3rd party controls may or may not depending on how they were configured.
In the designer for your form class select select the form itself, not one of the controls in it. IN the properties tab scroll down to window style(if neccessary expand the tree) and click in the grid row for SizeGripStyle, then drop the combobox and make your selection there.
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I forgot to mention that I don't have Visual C#. heh... It won't work..
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What won't work, do you just mean not being able to use the VS GUI, or that setting the grip style isn't working. If the latter, are you getting an error and if so, what?
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Wow, late reply. Sorry, hadn't realized that you had sent anything. It won't install on my computer, but someone else explained it to me.
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Please look at this site
http://www.familyfunsoftware.com/cat.cfm?catid=47
Can we create such applications using C#.net? Do we have to use direct x or XNA for such things or it could be done without using it.
Please let me know....
Thanks in advance
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Software_Specialist wrote: Can we create such applications using C#.net?
Yes.
Software_Specialist wrote: Do we have to use direct x or XNA for such things or it could be done without using it.
Since there is not a lot I can tell from a bunch of box covers it is hard to say. But Direct X and XNA do not exlclude C#. In fact you must have Visual C# Express Edition installed before you can install XNA.
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well they are like a drag n drop games, quiz and lot many games for kids to make dem learn through games...so you can imagine, coulour identification, drag n drop, planets moving around and stuf..
I just want to knw if we could create such simple games with C# then i wont think of using XNA or anything. i would just concentrate on C# only..
BUt if its compulsory to use them then i dont have any other choice..
I want to create a web based application in 5 months time. So i am learning C#.net and asp.net...should i also start wid XNA or ?
Thanks for your reply...
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Software_Specialist wrote: to make dem learn through games
Software_Specialist wrote: should i also start wid XNA or ?
So, they teach stuff like spelling ?
DirectX will always do better graphics than straight code, C++ or C#. But, for simple 2D games, you won't *need* DX
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert
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ok thanks...
Do you have any clue if there is any link where its discussed how to create simple games without using Direct X n all. as in google i get result which include direct X...which i think could be tedious for beginner.
But ill try .
Thanks
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I did a series of three articles on a basic game. I don't think everything I did was exactly best practice, but it's a good starting point, just search for my articles.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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When I compile my C# document and execute it (by double-clicking it in the window), it makes a little black box come up (I think it's the System Console). I am using Windows.Forms, and I don't want the black box to be be there. Is there a way to make this disappear? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Change the project properties. Possibly in the build tab (Sorry, I don't have VS in front of me at the moment to verify) They are probably set to Console Application at the moment.
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Sorry, I'm not using Visual C#. It won't install on my computer. Maybe I need an internet connection? (I have a Mac and a PC - I program on the pc - the mac has the internet, and the pc doesn't)
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In the options for the compiler use the switch /target:winexe
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OK, I"ll try that. Thanks!
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It worked perfectly, thank you so much.
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 I am looking to take a program and compile it for a mac. The code is entirely C# coded in visual c#. Is there ea compiler that someone can recommend that maybe makes dmg files?
Almerica
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Mono probably won't work with the code as is unless it's a CLI/web app. Rather than using WINE to try and support winforms Mono is instead using GTK.net. GTK.net is usable in MSVS, but unless crossplatform was goal from the start is unlikely to've been used.
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