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Re: Object Deletion

Scott Dorman25-Jun-07 3:52

Scott Dorman

25-Jun-07 3:52

This is almost always a bad idea as it ultimately ends up slowing down your application.

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Re: Object Deletion

NassosReyzidis2-Jul-07 4:19

NassosReyzidis

2-Jul-07 4:19

Scott Dorman wrote:
This is almost always a bad idea as it ultimately ends up slowing down your application.

I Totaly agree with you there, but since he needs (for some reason) to force the GarbageCollector to collect, this is the way.;)

GanDad

Outlook+c#

razanabanu24-Jun-07 21:21

razanabanu

24-Jun-07 21:21

how can I get into outlook by a click event?,help me

Hi,Im Razana

Re: Outlook+c#

HakunaMatada24-Jun-07 21:28

HakunaMatada

24-Jun-07 21:28

razanabanu wrote:
how can I get into outlook by a click event?,help me

What you want to do is unclear. Can you be more specific?

So you want to create an Outlook Add-in or want to open an Outlook window from your application?

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Re: Outlook+c#

razanabanu24-Jun-07 21:32

razanabanu

24-Jun-07 21:32

yes,I want to open an Outlook window from my application...

Hi,Im Razana

Re: Outlook+c#

HakunaMatada24-Jun-07 22:23

HakunaMatada

24-Jun-07 22:23

Well if you want to use Outlook's objects from your application, you will have to add a reference to the Outlook Object Model and the Microsoft Office API to your application to use it.

An Introduction to Programming Outlook 2003 Using C#[^]

OutlookCode.com[^]

else just use ShellExecute to start the Outlook executable.

Hope this helps. Smile | :)

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Re: Outlook+c#

Huzefa Juventus20-Jan-09 4:51

Huzefa Juventus

20-Jan-09 4:51

hi guys,
I want to open the outlook and add a RSS feed into it... Basically i have the URL of the rss and now just want to add it in Outlook... How can i achieve that??

can anyone help me out..please

thanks,
huzefa

Re: Outlook+c#

HakunaMatada21-Jan-09 23:43

HakunaMatada

21-Jan-09 23:43

Check this out.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA101595391033.aspx[^]

Hope it helps. And I don't think you can add a RSS feed to Outlook 2003 and below. Ofcourse you may look for add-in solutions or create one of your own. Big Grin | :-D

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New Window

razanabanu24-Jun-07 21:09

razanabanu

24-Jun-07 21:09

Hi,friends!!..When I click a linkbutton it has to take me the new window..how can I do this?.I've checked with properties of a link button[Target=Self..like that].but its not working..

Hi,Im Razana

Re: New Window

Guffa24-Jun-07 21:23

Guffa

24-Jun-07 21:23

razanabanu wrote:
When I click a linkbutton it has to take me the new window..how can I do this?

You can't do that. A linkbutton does a postback, and from server code you can't open a new window.

Just use a regular link with target="_blank".

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Re: New Window

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar24-Jun-07 23:19

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

24-Jun-07 23:19

Were you able to inject Attributes.Add and target _blank to LInkButton from CodeBehind?

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Threading

Projjal24-Jun-07 20:41

Projjal

24-Jun-07 20:41

How do i multi-thread a function of type

bool MethodName (object obj) ?

coz the ParametrizedThreadStart delegate only allows for vod MethodName (object obj)

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Re: Threading

Guffa24-Jun-07 20:52

Guffa

24-Jun-07 20:52

You can't return anything from the method that you use to start the thread, as the call doesn't wait for the thread to end.

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Re: Threading

Nouman Bhatti24-Jun-07 20:59

Nouman Bhatti

24-Jun-07 20:59

guffa is right.. u can't do that.

else i think u should use global variables if possible to store bool value.

Re: Threading

Projjal24-Jun-07 21:33

Projjal

24-Jun-07 21:33

thank you guffa and nouman Smile | :)

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Re: Threading

Hesham Yassin25-Jun-07 1:05

Hesham Yassin

25-Jun-07 1:05

you cannot do it directly...using a global variables is some useless. may you need to use a callback method to your delegate. i wish it can help you

Make TextBoxes in Setup mandatory

Tiger45624-Jun-07 20:30

Tiger456

24-Jun-07 20:30

Hi,

i am creating a setup program using VS setup & deployment project. in which added a Textboxes (A) User interface and have one textbox visible (say EditA1). I want to make this text field mandatory . Now wizard can move next dialog without entering anything in this window.

How to solve this?

Re: Make TextBoxes in Setup mandatory

sidbaruah25-Jun-07 1:23

sidbaruah

25-Jun-07 1:23

Use a required field validator, if it is a normal page...
and bind the controltovalidate property to the desired textbox...
I think itll work...

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File Access

Tauseef A24-Jun-07 18:46

Tauseef A

24-Jun-07 18:46

hi guys

i am creating a project in which i want to assign permissions on some folders/files located on my local system to users located on my network ,

any help or samle code,,,
best regards

hello

Re: File Access

Sylvester george24-Jun-07 19:42

Sylvester george

24-Jun-07 19:42

http://www.careeracademy.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=130[^]

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Re: File Access

Hesham Yassin25-Jun-07 1:07

Hesham Yassin

25-Jun-07 1:07

you need to check first if the Drive.CanRead property.
search in the msdn for the Drive class and how to use it. or accurately, search for Drive.CanRead property. Sniff | :^)

Icon Documentation

max2929724-Jun-07 18:02

max29297

24-Jun-07 18:02

Can anyone help me out on where to find some documentation on the .ico format?

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Re: Icon Documentation

Christian Graus24-Jun-07 18:17

Christian Graus

24-Jun-07 18:17

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/future/downloads/default.aspx#manual[^]

You can download the express edition of C# Orcas as an img file. I can't see how to get the express editions DVD, but I know it exists, I have one.

The ico file format[^]

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Re: Icon Documentation

Sathesh Sakthivel24-Jun-07 18:17

Sathesh Sakthivel

24-Jun-07 18:17

.ICO format[^]

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Re: Icon Documentation

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar24-Jun-07 18:22

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

24-Jun-07 18:22

There you go:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICO_(icon_image_file_format)[^]

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