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Sylvester George wrote: Trying to turn your eyes on me
I guess my wife would have some problems with that!
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Hi all,
Sub TestAdd()<br />
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Dim miDocSrc As MODI.Document<br />
Dim miDocDest As MODI.Document<br />
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Set miDocSrc = New MODI.Document<br />
Set miDocDest = New MODI.Document<br />
miDocSrc.Create "C:\document1.tif"<br />
miDocDest.Create<br />
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With miDocDest.Images<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(0), Nothing<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(2), Nothing<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(1), miDocDest.Images(1)<br />
End With<br />
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miDocDest.SaveAs "C:\document2.mdi", miFILE_FORMAT_MDI<br />
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Set miDocDest = Nothing<br />
Set miDocSrc = Nothing<br />
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End Sub<br />
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How could i convert above the only Bolded code into c# .NET
thanks in advance
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hi surezu
try this:
miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(0), null);
miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(2), null);
miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(1), miDocDest.Images(1));
regards
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hi
i need to attach a audio file in my application .plz help me how can i do this
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If it's a wav file you can use the classes of System.Media.
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plz tell me is this necessary that there must be an audio player in my application.or without an audio player i can play a wave file(only by giving the path of that wavefile) ?
thanks
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Hi,
you can play a sound file using P/Invoke:
public static void PlaySoundFile(string fileSpec) {
int res=PlaySound(fileSpec, 0, 0);
if (res==0) log("Failed to play sound "+fileSpec);
}
[DllImport("Winmm.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi,
CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Cdecl)]
static extern int PlaySound(string filespec, int hModule, int dwFlags);
-- modified at 7:20 Thursday 14th June, 2007
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This "sounds" cool. I can't wait to get home and try it. If it works, you got my five.
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Hi everybody,
I'm new to learn C#. I want to create a datagridview to so some columns with formular as excel. Ex: column3 = column1 + column2.
Can someone help me.
Thank so much.
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I was wondering where to start with mic input with C#. I am doing a project on pitch extraction in real time (which will later become a guitar tuner) and so need to be able to capture sounds with a microphone.
Thanks
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Thanks that'll help a lot.
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is there any way to access the private data of a class from the other class. like friend functions in c++
Qaiser
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Hello,
I think you are looking for a "protected" member, which only can be accessed from inherited classes.
All the best,
Martin
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No No ... i just wana ask "is there any way to access the 'private' (not protected) data of a class from outside the class"
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if you want to get to the private data you are going to need to use reflection.
Russell
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internal?
this will allow other classes within the same assembly use the method
HTH
Russ
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Hi Friends,
Class Implementing an interface implies class declaring publicly that it is implementing certain method(whose signature is defined in interface)..whats the use of this contract..What if class will simply implement that method..
Warm Regards,
Rahul Agarwal
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Thanks a lot Martin..that link helped me a lot..
Regards,
Rahul
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Hello,
I am developing a MDI form application in C#.
I want to create some child window form according to the parent Form size.
To get the height and width of main parent Form i am using "this.ClientSize.Width" & "this.ClientSize.Height", but somehow it is not excluding the size of Toolbar, MenuBar and scrollbar.
Please tell me the way to find the active client area of a MDI form.
thanks.
gajesh
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hi gajesh
the client area of a form is a container control.
inherited controls are scrollabecontrol and control.
use the ClientRectangle Property of the control to get the
client area of the form.
regards
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