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If you cannot be bothered to spell or punctuate properly, then I can't be bothered to answer your, frankly worrying, query.
What I would recommend is the following:
- Open up the control panel and run 'Add/remove programs'
- Remove EVERYTHING listed. even PronSurfer2000
- Shut down your machine and remove all the power cables.
- Take it back to the store.
The web is full of help and how-to's, if you cannot even attempt to find some information, then why should any of us help? Go on, answer that Mr Clever-Can't-Even-Choose-The-Right-Country-For-My-Profile!
And get a frogging spell checker!
Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.
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Tks i know that...By.. T
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williamnw wrote: Clever-Can't-Even-Choose-The-Right-Country-For-My-Profile!
5!!!!!
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Hi,
what do you mean with program files? If these are text files, you could read the file into memory, overwrite the existing one, write your header using a StreamWriter, followed by writing the content of the file from memory.
Regards
Sebastian
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So a class file is nothing more than a text file with a specific extension (e.g. cs). So you could use StreamReader/StreamWriter to add a header to each file.
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Friends
I have a problem in c# windows application. I have a form which has controls like Combo Box, Text Box, User Control, Radio button and so on.If i modify any value in the control it should alert me when i close the form.Otherwise it should not.Suggest me the ways and events in which i can i do this.Please help me
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You may use Form.FormClosing event. Use e.Cancel to cancel the closing process.
So, you have to check your values_changed 'flag', if is true, display the alert, and set e.Cancel = true.
Calin
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how many accounts you have...
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Friends
I have a problem in c# windows application. I have a form which has controls like Combo Box, Text Box, User Control, Radio button and so on.If i modify any value in the control it should alert me when i close the form.Otherwise it should not.Suggest me the ways and events in which i can i do this.Please help me
Regards
Doss A
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You may use Form.FormClosing event. Use e.Cancel to cancel the closing process.
So, you have to check your values_changed 'flag', if is true, display the alert, and set e.Cancel = true.
Calin
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I have inherit Process class and added some very useful methods as I wrote earlier but now problem changed...
public static XProcess GetProcessByName(string name)
{
Process[] tp = Process.GetProcessesByName(name);
if (tp.Length == 0)
return null;
else
return (XProcess)tp[0];
}
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Well that is not possible since, XProcess inherits Process. You can cast XProcess-objects as Process-objects but not vice versa.
Maybe you should use composition and not inheritance here.
Regards
Sebastian
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Well, your XProcess class probably have a constructor taking a Process as argument.If the answer is yes, then you may change
return (XProcess)tp[0];
into
return new XProcess(tp[0]);
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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unfortunately, no. BTW I kicked off Process inheritance. Its quite useless now, thats why No Conversion will require. Thanks all of you guys.
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Hi
I am trying to use a ToolStrip and it has me confused a bit.
I am adding the ToolStrip to a UserControl and I add a few ToolStripButtons to the ToolStrip. It looks ok, but when I add the UserControl to a Windows Form in the same project, the ToolStrip does not show any of the buttons. It shows the UserControl with the blue ToolStrip visible, but none of the buttons are displayed.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Kobus
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Hi,
i want to transfer a zip file ofsize 15 GB to SFTP server.Before sending i need to zip the file in size of 1MB and sned it in parts.
Can we do this in VS 2005 for SFTP tranfer?Any 3rd party we need to use?
please help me with links...........
Guhananth
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may be sharpzip library can help
it has quite nice features to zip and unzip large files.
Click Here for the Link[^]
Hope it Helps,
Thanks,
Mamtha
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SecureBlackbox component suite offers SFTP transfer for .NET as well as ZIP compression.
With best regards,
Eugene Mayevski
http://www.eldos.com - Security and low-level system components for your applications
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m trying to start a thread has a parameters and returns an integer value.
This is So Wrong...
Thread t1 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(ConnectToDB));
int empId = t1.Start();
ConnectToDB();
private int ConnectToDB(int userName,int passWord)
{
SomeWebService.Users user = new SomeWebService.Users();
int employeeId = user.Login(userName, passWord);
}
but How can i do it?
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You should use BackgroundWorker Component added in the version 2.0!
this will solve your purpose!
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i have never used it and i will be more than happy to explain how to!
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private void btnStart_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
backgroundWorker1.RunWorkerAsync();
}
private void backgroundWorker1_DoWork(object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
{
[..do some work..]
e.Result = "Hello world from backgroundworker";
}
private void backgroundWorker1_RunWorkerCompleted(object sender, RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs e)
{
string returnValue = (string)e.Result;
}
--edited, typo--
I are troll
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Or you may asynchronously invoke your method by using delegates.
here is a sample[^]
Calin
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