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Hi,
MessageBox does not have a time-out. You can solve this in many ways:
1.
launch a timer, when it expires, find the window handle, then either send a close message, or locate the OK button and send a click message.
2.
much easier: create your own messagebox class, and provide a built-in time-out with a timer that simply closes this form.
modified on Thursday, May 7, 2009 10:32 AM
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I second number 2, this is your best option.
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hi iam using vs 2005 c# window application
iam using a viewlist to show data about some product for a project iam doing
however only part of the data needs to be shown e.g(name,id) hidden(gender,weight)
originally i was using a static array to store the hidden data.
now iam wondering if it is possible to let the view list store the hidden infomation and such
is this possible? or even recommanded? any recommandation?
please advice.
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neodeaths wrote: is this possible?
Yes
neodeaths wrote: or even recommanded?
Depends, but under normal circumstances, no.
neodeaths wrote: any recommandation?
There are things called Principles and Best Practices in the field of software design that have been established through years of experience. Here are two that address your question.
Separation of Concerns[^]
Model-View-Controller Design Pattern[^]
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I am assuming you are slightly dislectic (or English is not your first langauge) and you actually mean a ListView.
When loading the LV put the datarow/array item into the tag property, set the subitem column width to 0 to hide it and when you select the item you have the supporting data object available in the tag property. Caveat - this gets VERY slow when loading a large amount of data.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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hi all,
can anybody knows help me.while installation of any msi windows installer creates copy of that msi with newly generated msi file name in temporary location("%WINDOWS%\Installer\").so i want to know how windows installer will generate that new msi file name.
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The generation of that filename is random and cannot be predicted. Why would you want to know?
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Thank u for responding my question. i feel happy to share my doubt with u.actually i am working on msi. i am trying to deploy an application without the need of installing the application by windows installer in the target pc. so mostly i am trying to simulate windows installer services and functions for security purpose.Actually client dont have required permissions to install an application, that's why windows installer creates copy of msi package in the temporary location ( RootDrive:\Windows\Installer\") from where installer performs installation with full accessible services required for installation of application and also it uses that copied msi for installation, Repair and uninstallation. so i need to do research on copied msi with generated msi file name.
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SoumyaSri wrote: i am trying to deploy an application without the need of installing the application by windows installer in the target pc. so mostly i am trying to simulate windows installer services and functions for security purpose.Actually client dont have required permissions to install an application
If the client doesn't have permissions to install the application, it's for a reason. You're also not going to get around this limitation by "simulating" your own installer. If you have to register COM-based components, the client is STILL not going to be able to install your app because the Registry keys you need to change will STILL be off-limits to the user installing the app. The same is true for files that you have to put in System32, and maybe even Program Files, depending on the users situation.
SoumyaSri wrote: that's why windows installer creates copy of msi package in the temporary location ( RootDrive:\Windows\Installer\") from where installer performs installation with full accessible services required for installation of application and also it uses that copied msi for installation, Repair and uninstallation. so i need to do research on copied msi with generated msi file name.
Wrong. It's not because of the clients permissions. The installer is cached (no matter who installs the app) so that Windows Installer caches the .MSI in a well-known location so that if a repair is needed the .MSI is available to do the repair without needing the original installation media.
You are NOT going to be able to circument security by "faking" a repair of an app by tricking Installer into thinking the app was already installed.
Besides, the Installer service that actually does the install, runs as LocalSystem, not the user...
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That message was so good, it almost made my heart tickle. 
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Hi Gents,
Is it possible to embed a datagridview control in windows forms to Webform. If it is yes then please give me an idea
Regards
Azeem
Ahamed Azeem
software Programmer
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Ahamed Azeem wrote: Is it possible to embed a datagridview control in windows forms to Webform
No.
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Hello all,
I whant to change the possition at which the child window of a Rebar Window, in this case a toolbar window, is placed once the control is created. (padd it to the right)
None of the members of REBARBANDINFO lets you specify an offset for it's child window.
I could trap WM_SIZE messages and then re-position it's child everytime the window is moved, but I dont like this method.
Is there any way to set the offset of a child window inside a reband control ? (whithout forcing size by means of constantly sending WM_SIZE messages)
Thanks in advance. 
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Well, we're doing a Winform Word reporting project for a Career evaluation comany to automate their candidate reports. We need generate some chart, images base on the candidate's result.
We have following questions:
1.Regarding how to get those chart into word, we think of two options for now, first option is to draw those chart, images in Winform and then try to insert them as pictures into Word. Second option is to use Word's own charting,
that is use MS Graph library, and insert chart straightway into word and customize the chart into our desired shape.
However, either option seems not easy, for the first option, how do we get an image or chart file from Winform and then insert the file? For the second option, the chart is NO-Standard word chart or word shape, I don't think we can draw a chart or shape out of what WORD has offered.
So if anyone have any hints how we can work around these issues, please offer some advice.
2.Another hard part is how do we dynamically draw the chart base on candidate's evaluaiton result? Say a candidate get 8 out of 10 or 70 out of 100, those points need to be reflected on the charting. But in WORD how can we draw so accurately?
3.Even we find some ways to get the chart, image into word, the next question comes to how do we precisely, exactly insert the chart/image into the right position we want in the Word file? I have been thinking of bookmarks, but it seems there's no
way to dynamically generate bookmark.
We appreicate your time and your advice in advance!
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Why do you want the info in word - the business requirement should be VERY strong, not just "I think I want it in Word". Office is a lousy reporting tool, you are subject to it being on the client machine and versioning on the client machine can be a nightmare in anything but a small shop.
I would recommend using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) to do your reporting, there is an export to word/excel option from SSRS. It's not perfect but office is not perfect. If your client is at all picky they are probably not going to be happy with the solution.
Trying to use word/excel as a reporting platform is a disaster that has found a home.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Hi,thanks for the reply, but as I said, the client want the report in Word format and it's only a small Winform application with Access database. So using a SQL server reportin service is out of topic anyway. I have also realized that it's all about Office/Word automation in this case.
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I am developing a UserControl for an Application I'm playing with. It is a viewer for a collection of Thingies ( ThingyListViewer ).
When a new ThingyCollection is assigned, ThingyListViewer clears its Controls collection and for each Thingy in the new collection a ThingyViewer control is created and added to the Controls collection with its Dock property set to Top.
As you can imagine this looks pretty ugly during the change. So, I implemented BeginUpdate() and EndUpdate() methods using SendMessage and WM_SETREDRAW. However, because Controls are being added I also had to use SuspendLayout() and ResumeLayout().
Here's where I'd appreciate opinions. Since BeginUpdate and SuspendLayout are always used together, ditto for the other two, I have put SuspendLayout in my BeginUpdate method and ResumeLayout in my EndUpdate method.
Is this valid, or will it come back and bite me at some stage, or in certain circumstances?
Henry Minute
Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain
Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?"
“I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
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Sounds reasonable, I can't think of a valid reason where you would need to use only 1 of the methods. Oh possibly where you are updating existing controls rather than adding new controls.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Thanks for that.
It's nice to get some confirmation.
Henry Minute
Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain
Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?"
“I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
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I have VS2005 Standard, what is the best way to deploy a simple Winforms app?
Thanks.
Elaine ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
The student version won't produce the .config file so you can only execute the app within the IDE.
modified on Saturday, May 2, 2009 7:10 PM
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XCopy. 
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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OK OK, I have a virtual XP machine and if I copy the executable file to this and try to run it I get the following error message:
"This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.".
I have installed the .NET 2.0 redistributable.
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Make sure you copy the app config file over
So if your program is named:
NextBigApp.exe
make sure you also copy the
NextBigApp.exe.config
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Ah, this explains it.
At work I have a full version but at home a student version. Ah well, I was too rich anyway 
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Trollslayer wrote: but at home a student version.
Doesn't let you deploy an exe outside the IDE uh? I purchased the Student version of C++, WAY back in "the day", and it had that limitation.
Ya know, you can get the .NET SDK and #Develop IDE[^] can build .NET applications that are deployable ...
Just a thought.
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