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You can position and size your picturebox any way you want.
You can assign an image to the PB, and finally there is PictureBox.SizeModethat defines
what to do when picturebox and image happen to have different sizes.
When in doubt about some class, first thing to do is read the page(s) in MSDN, the help
information that is built in Visual Studio. (Menu Help/Index... or Help/Search...).
Luc Pattyn
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how to create multiple instance of a windows service in the same server.I have to run 5 instance of a single windows service in the same server .Environment is .Net and c#
people laugh at me because they say im different and I laugh at them because they are all the same.
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I am not sure this is possible.
Cant you organize a single service in such a way that it can serve multiple clients at once ?
Can you explain a bit what functionality you want to achieve ? This is likely to yield more
and better answers...
Luc Pattyn
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Right. Other than that they each need a unique name. It can be done, but there is likely a better way.
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i got the answer.The situation is like we have to monitor multiple server from the single service for perfomance reasons we are using a single service .
people laugh at me because they say im different and I laugh at them because they are all the same.
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I need to create, to edit, to eliminate contacts of outlook with the servant exchange server 2003 from an application web (c *.net with framework 1.1).
Since I can do this?
.net
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Outlook and Exchange Server are not the same thing. They each have there own programmatic interface. Perhaps you should read some Microsoft documentation on each of them.
led mike
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Hi,
I have a C# class which has a number of properties. I want to create a collection for this class to pass to a method. Can anyone tell me how to do this? There must be a standard way I think.
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Take a look at Generics in .NET 2.0. List<ClassName> or Dictionary<key, ClassName> are probably what you need.
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What is the collection supposed to hold: multiple instances of that class ? the public properties ? or something completely different ?
Luc Pattyn
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please help me .. how can i make a program which have direct access to hardware .. or show the configuration of system process
please help me for this
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What sort of hardware? External device, video card, IDE controller, thumb screws?
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please help for the printer .. !!
how can i print with the help of C#
any thing .. !!
and also guide that whenever i m in form1 then how can i jump to the form2 without the new object whenever i created the new object the new window is created i have faces the serious problem for that .. !! and i dont want too open new window i can stay in the previous window like setup their i can place the option of next and back option to so please kindly help me for that ..
Regardz,
Kalim
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Hi
I am trying to explain my problem clear enough. I have a dataset DataSet1 which has some data retrieved from the database. I have a copy of DataSet1 called DataSet2. In DataSet2 user are doing some transaction..modifying and deleting rows in a datatable. Now I want to reflect deleted records of DataSet2 in DataSet1.
I tried with "Merge", but it reflects only the modified not deleted records.
Can anyone help solve this?
Thanks in advance
Muthu.
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You don't need a second copy of the dataset to track the changes yourself. Each row has a RowState property which tracks this so you can validate / undo / whatever
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Thats right. But in this case, second dataset is generated by another application. So I need to get modified and deleted details of second dataset.
Thanks
Muthu.
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Are changes being made to dataSet1 while changes are being made to dataSet2 in the other application?
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Yes. Exactly. Second application returns the modified Dataset. I want to find out the deleted records for each datatable without using any loops.
Thanks
Muthu.
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I am not sure if this is what you want:
for (int i = 0; i <= pTable.Rows.Count - 1; i++)
{
DataRowState rowState = pTable.Rows[i].RowState;
if (rowState == DataRowState.Deleted)
{
//.....
}
}
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Hello, I am a bit new to .NET. It would be great if someone gave me the link from where I can download the C# compiler file csc.exe
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Hi,
you will gain it with a .Net Framework implementation.
I suggest you Microsoft .Net 2.0 because of the more rich implementation of the standard (which has more things to be implemented yet).
By installing it, you will have csc.exe file in the framework folder
You can find it searching ".Net Framework" in MSDN download at msdn.microsoft.com
You may prefer for yourself Mono (implementation of the same standard for Linux, which proceed at a lesser peace of Microsoft's one), BSD implementation, and other few which I may have overlooked.
Each one has its own peace and support from the vendor or the community (Microsoft has both), and has gain its own per-cent of the whole standard implemented. You have to Google for Mono since I do not remember the address.
With Microsoft .Net 3.0, just released, you gain a larger implementation of the standard as well a few non-standard implementation Microsoft has decided to put on. This is not proper a new version of the platform, then, but a whole set of additional implementation (however so cool!).
Depending on wich kind of application you are looking for, there are some free and even Open Source IDE you may want to consider for gain a better experience that just the compiler itself.
Hope this help,
Parsiphal
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If your system has .NET 2.0 then you probably will find csc.exe inside
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727
Luc Pattyn
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in the dot net framework directory?
IIRC it's called csc.exe
HTH
Russell
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