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Calla wrote: Obviously I had not seen your reply when I wrote mine
You would say that, wouldn't you?
Calla wrote: and really, what is your problem?
You! 
Okay, okay, sorry - bit pissed because it happen more than it used to: seems like people just trying to get rep points for no good reason.
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digital man wrote: You would say that, wouldn't you?
Like J4amieC wrote: They were 3 minutes apart dude...
digital man wrote: Okay, okay, sorry - bit pissed because it happen more than it used to: seems like people just trying to get rep points for no good reason.
Yes.. getting rep points is really what life is all about, isn't it? 
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Calla wrote:
Like J4amieC wrote: They were 3 minutes apart dude...
That's a lifetime.
Calla wrote: Yes.. getting rep points is really what life is all about, isn't it?
For me, no, for you... I think there are people here who see them as important though I can't see why.
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They were 3 minutes apart dude... I ofen have a page open for that sort of time without a refresh to see if other posts have been made.
Your comment would have been fine if there was 3 hrs, but 3 minutes... give a little grace.
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I've occassionally done this when I've come to one of the forums, got distracted by a task (having possibly started an answer off), and not refreshed the browser. It has nothing to do with attempting to gain rep points (I don't really need to boost mine), and more to do with timing.
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I often take a long time writing a response, doing research to ensure my answer is correct, many people can post while I'm still writing.
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Try something like string s=Regex.Replace(<input string>,"[^\\w\\.@-]","");.
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it.
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Hi Riaz,
you can remove "." from a given string from the following ways:
1) Simple way :
string strValue = "This. is .test .string. that. removes the (DOT) from the. string";
strValue = strValue.Replace(".",string.Empty);
2) REGEX WAY :
string strValue = "This. is .test .string. that. removes the (DOT) from the. string";
strValue = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(strValue, @"\.+", "");
please check the value of strValue ( you find that "." is removed from the given string )
3) Through Loop and replace characters:
Here for simplicity I have made a static function that will take input as a string and returns a string by replacing "."
NOTE :- To Remove all special characters including white space from the given string just uncomment the first line in below function.
public static string RemoveSpecialChars(string str)
{
string[] chars = new string[] { "." };
for (int i = 0; i &lt; chars.Length; i++)
{
if (str.Contains(chars[i]))
{
str = str.Replace(chars[i], "");
}
}
return str;
}
Now use this function anywhere to remove "." from input string . Please check below example for how to use :
string strValue = "This. is .test .string. that. removes the (DOT) from the. string";
strValue = RemoveSpecialChars(strValue );
please check the value of strValue ( you find that "." is removed from the given string )
Note :- If your purpose is to remove "." only from a given string then Simple Way is better.But If you want special characters to be removed from string then you either need REGEX or Through Loop and replace characters. For REGEX you have to find the REGEX to remove special characters.
Thanks,
Nilesh Upadhyay
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Now that is posting 2 hrs later just for rep points. 
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HI ,
Thank you for your comment, but I have just seen this question.
I am not posting answer for any points in fact I don't even know that How the point system is calculated because I am not an active member to give answer frequently.
Sorry if my answer gives wrong information to anyone . My intention was to provide an answer with multiple ways to achieve the stated thing.
Thanks,
Nilesh
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For completeness you could also include the Split/Join technique. 
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Hello To All,
I have an Image and I want to print this Image in Ellipse Area.
The Following Code i am using which print the Image of Rectangle Format.
e.Graphics.DrawEllipse(Pens.Red, rect);
e.Graphics.DrawImage(bmp, xlocation, ylocation, bwidth , bheight);
Thanks
Anubhava Dimri
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See here.
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thank sir
If you can think then I Can.
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Dear friends
i am having some clarification ..if some one can help me by explaining
1. What is the diffrence and relation ( Localization , Globalization,satellite assembly)
i have read artical about globalization , as my understanding we need to create (Folder for Language and Resource File for each language placed insaide the folder) i understand that .net environment convets thar .resx files as Resource.dll
my problem is
i have text files for each language, that has key value pair and this files need to be convered resource.dll for globalization
(note:my requirement is at any point of time User can go and edit the text file , by executing some command convet those files as resource.dll and these dll used for globalization)
in .net 2005 there is some command like
"D:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin\ResGen.exe" "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\SNIF3.0\SNIF3\Web\SNIF\sniffiles\Config\Query.txt"
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\al.exe /t:lib /embed:"C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\SNIF3.0\SNIF3\Web\SNIF\sniffiles\Config\Query.resources" /out:"C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\SNIF3.0\SNIF3\Web\SNIF\sniffiles\Config\ReflectionCase.resources.dll" /title:"Queries"
How to do this in 3.5?? is this the correct way for my problem??
give me some idea? link?
Thank you
Joe
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=>Joe<= wrote: What is the diffrence and relation ( Localization , Globalization,satellite assembly)
That's a very broad subject, broad enough to make it a distinct specialization. Localization and globalization both point to translation, *and* things like the format of a date and the time, the format of a decimal point, or even different logo's. (Some companies use different logo's/brandnames in different countries)
=>Joe<= wrote: i have text files for each language, that has key value pair and this files need to be convered resource.dll for globalization
Like mentioned above, localization and globalization are more than merely translating the application. There a very cool article on CodeProject (personal opinion btw) on doing the translating automatic; Localize Application using Google Translator[^] - might give you a good starting point 
=>Joe<= wrote: (note:my requirement is at any point of time User can go and edit the text file , by executing some command convet those files as resource.dll and these dll used for globalization)
That would require a restart of the application. That's the normal approach btw; no running applications are influenced by changing the regional settings in Windows - if it did, then it would suddenly format a currency-field with value "2" as "2 dollar" where they were formatted as pounds before. Hence, regional settings are read on startup, and not reassigned for as long as the application runs.
=>Joe<= wrote: give me some idea? link?
Start here[^]
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Hi!!
Can anyone tell me if i can use threading in my windows service...
i've 3 module which i want to run concurrently..
will it be easier to run by threads or on timer basis...
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Of course you can use multiple threads inside a Windows Service.
Whether or not you should is something that we can't tell you unless you provide more information.
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You can use threads easily in windows services. But if you can use .net 40 I'd suggest you check the new Task Parallel Library before you decide.
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geo_m wrote: But if you can use .net 40 I'd suggest you check the new Task Parallel Library before you decide.
.net 40? I want your time machine.
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heh, too many dots - .net 4.0 is exact. We're used here to write it in this short manner .net20, .net30, .net35, .net40. I use it so often - googling, referencing, also can be found in some original microsoft comments so I didn't even realize that it's a way too ahead in time
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You're actually expected to use threads in a service.
IMHO, using a timer to hold up your service is just an excuse to not learn threading. Too many schmucks try to use a timer to do something that it's not designed to do and doesn't fit the problem they're trying to solve.
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I am developing a small image editing program and the output is in a compress tiff file.my program runs well in my workstation which is win7 but when i try to run my program in winXP,it throws an exception "paramater is not valid".the exception is caused by my compression that am using,which is CCITT4.is there any other way to make CCITT4 work in winXP? thanks a million guys...
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The symptoms suggest that you're using a call to a library that is more recent than those included in WinXP. Did you write the compression routine yourself, or use a third party tool? IIRC, WinXP shipped with the .Net Framework 2.0, and since you're developing on a Win7 machine you have at least the 3.5 version installed. You might try installing the .Net Framework 3.5 package on your WinXP machine before rewriting everything.
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