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C++ and MFC -> .net and C# advice pixor13-Oct-04 0:31 pixor 13-Oct-04 0:31  I've been developing in C++/MFC for around 8 years, and we've decided to finally bite the bullet and upgrade from Dev Studio for VC++6 to the upcoming VS 2005, get to grip with .net and look at C#. I need to get up to speed fairly quickly, so I make recommendations on where we go and how, so I'm after some material (a book probably) that will lead me along this route. Can anybody recommend a good book, or even a set of tutorials aimed at my situation? Thanks, Mike. Re: C++ and MFC -> .net and C# advice J4amieC13-Oct-04 0:52 J4amieC 13-Oct-04 0:52  Troelsen's "C# and the .NET Platform" is my bible - heartily recommend it. ISBN: 1-59059-055-4 Re: C++ and MFC -> .net and C# advice Salil Khedkar13-Oct-04 20:45 Salil Khedkar 13-Oct-04 20:45  Congratulations, you have taken a good decision. If you are in a hurry, but still want to make a firm grounding in C# and .NET just buy these three books and start reading... The last one is more suited as a reference than as a start to end read... Applied .NET framework programming - Jeffrey Richter Inside C# - Tom Archer Professional C# - Wrox Best of Luck! Re: C++ and MFC -> .net and C# advice pixor13-Oct-04 22:46 pixor 13-Oct-04 22:46  Thanks - I remember Jeffrey Richter from the days when I had to get to grip with the Windows API! Is it possible to use server.mappath in class file Irsh13-Oct-04 0:19 Irsh 13-Oct-04 0:19  Is it possible to use server.MapPath in a class file ? Please tell me how to get the relative path in .class file. Help in this regard is appreciated Re: Is it possible to use server.mappath in class file Vasudevan Deepak Kumar13-Oct-04 2:29 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 13-Oct-04 2:29  Hi: You can use HttpContext.Current.Server ... deepak Deepak Kumar Vasudevan Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Use of GAC and registry ting66812-Oct-04 23:57 ting668 12-Oct-04 23:57  HI!~ In which situation, you will write a dll assembly and put it in GAC? And What is the popular usage of windows registry before save the application setting of user? Re: Use of GAC and registry Vasudevan Deepak Kumar13-Oct-04 0:01 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 13-Oct-04 0:01  GAC is a .NET special folder version under your windows folder (called assembly) so that all applications that are run in that version of framework can use the DLLs if the DLLs are available registered in GAC. Deepak Kumar Vasudevan Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Printer Name lighting_blue12-Oct-04 23:34 lighting_blue 12-Oct-04 23:34  I want to ask, how to know which one is local printer and another is network printer? PrintDocument printDocument = new PrintDocument(); foreach ( string strPrinter in PrinterSettings.InstalledPrinters ) DropDownList1.Items.Add ( strPrinter ); but I got the result "Auto HP LaserJet 6L on XP" "Auto HP LaserJet 1100 on MS" XP is network computer, MS is server so how can I know if they are in network printer not local printer? Thanks About time stamp wk_vigorous12-Oct-04 22:51 wk_vigorous 12-Oct-04 22:51  I try to get the time when the source code is compiled. The code is : string filename = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().FullName; System.IO.FileInfo fil = new System.IO.FileInfo(filename); string thetime = fil.CreationTime.ToString(); But "thetime" is "12/31/1600 4:00:00 PM". What's wrong with it? My mathine time is 13/10/2004. Thanks vigorous Re: About time stamp Anonymous12-Oct-04 23:31 Anonymous 12-Oct-04 23:31  Try string filename = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location; System.IO.FileInfo fil = new System.IO.FileInfo(filename); textBox1.Text = fil.CreationTime.ToString(); instead. You are referring to the FullName, which is something like "WindowsApplication 2; Version blabla; etc. blabla" and not a path. You NEED a path, though, or strange things will happen Cheers Sid DataGrid not showing Date & Time StrayGrey12-Oct-04 21:36 StrayGrey 12-Oct-04 21:36  I have been given a C# program to maintain and one of the alterations required is to alter the DataGrid display from showing Date only to show Date & Time. This data originates in an MS SQL database and when I look in debug both the Date and Time are retrieved correctly they just don't display correctly. Regards, Alf Stockton Re: DataGrid not showing Date & Time Colin Angus Mackay12-Oct-04 23:58 Colin Angus Mackay 12-Oct-04 23:58  AlfredCharlesStockton wrote: they just don't display correctly That is a bit vague. What do they actually display? What do you expect them to display? Do you want to know more? Vogon Building and Loan advise that your planet is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on any mortgage secured upon it. Please remember that the force of gravity can go up as well as down. Re: DataGrid not showing Date & Time StrayGrey13-Oct-04 18:50 StrayGrey 13-Oct-04 18:50  Only the date is displayed and I want to display date & time ASDI Blues MadDogm1612-Oct-04 20:03 MadDogm16 12-Oct-04 20:03  Can someone tell me how to access User Account information via a win 2000 domain? How now brown cow? Re: ASDI Blues Vasudevan Deepak Kumar13-Oct-04 2:39 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 13-Oct-04 2:39  Hi: I think you double posted the question. I have answered your other query? Checkout Windows Principal and I think DirectoryServices should be able to answer your query for domains also. deepak Deepak Kumar Vasudevan Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Re: ASDI Blues MadDogm1613-Oct-04 16:31 MadDogm16 13-Oct-04 16:31  Thanks that work out perfectly. How now brown cow? ASDI Blues MadDogm1612-Oct-04 19:59 MadDogm16 12-Oct-04 19:59  Can someone show me how to access User Account Information Via Win2000 domain? I'm lost and my boss is riding me about it. Any help would be much aprecciated. How now brown cow? Re: ASDI Blues Vasudevan Deepak Kumar12-Oct-04 23:54 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 12-Oct-04 23:54  Hi: Did you try the WindowsPrincipal? Deepak Kumar Vasudevan Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Visual style and check boxes 12-Oct-04 19:38 12-Oct-04 19:38  Ive been fiddling around with c# for a short ammount of time, but im creating a simple application that i need some check boxes to be checked by default, but as soon as i check them in visual studio and compile all the visual styles on all my buttons and other checkboxes dissapear, and i cant figure out why any help would be appreciated Re: Visual style and check boxes Jim Stewart14-Oct-04 5:24 Jim Stewart 14-Oct-04 5:24  Can you give a *short* code/procedure example so that we might try to reproduce? α.γεεκ Fortune passes everywhere. Duke Leto Atreides Re: Visual style and check boxes Member 134336314-Oct-04 8:21 Member 1343363 14-Oct-04 8:21  Create a new c# windows application in main add Application.EnableVisualStyles(); before Application.Run(new Form1()); Then add a checkbox to the form, and set FlatStyle to "System" compile the program and the checkbox will have windows xp themes, if you set the checkbox to be checked by default, then compile the xp theme is removed... Do other people get the same problem? The way i have got around it is to set the checkbox defaults when Form1 loads (Load event), but i would be interested in knowing what causes this problem. Cheers loading different version dll .net assembly ting66812-Oct-04 19:15 ting668 12-Oct-04 19:15  Hi~ I am writing a program (consist of a main exe and some plugin dll) and hope that I can load the different version of dll .net assmebly. I know that if I upgrade the plugin dll (while the main exe version is remained unchanged) which the version is not the same as the version in compile time will cause exception. However, is there any way to overcome the versioning problem? That means I can successfully load the application (.exe) everytime with the dlls which the version may be changed later. Thanks Client - Server The_Soul_Of_Rock12-Oct-04 18:22 The_Soul_Of_Rock 12-Oct-04 18:22  Please show me how to program an application client - server. user user server application must be control the client application. Thank in advanced. Thanks Rock Throught The Night Re: Client - Server Colin Angus Mackay12-Oct-04 23:56 Colin Angus Mackay 12-Oct-04 23:56  There are lots of different technologies you can use depending on your situation. What are you trying to achieve? Do you want to know more? Vogon Building and Loan advise that your planet is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on any mortgage secured upon it. Please remember that the force of gravity can go up as well as down.

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