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Hi gurus!
The problem domain:
1. C# defined xml comment tags are 'summary' 'remarks' etc.
2. I have decided/defined new xml tags I want to use in the same manner.
3. I want the VS developers in my company to see my tags listed in the ListItems box (Intellisense) when they click '<'.
My solution directions:
1. If there's a file/template where VS defines its tags - I'd add mine.
2. If there's a way to attach to Intellisense events and to add my tags before it shows the ListItems box, I'd write an add-in.
Known solutions which are irrelevant for me:
I've seen on the web an add-in which opens a context menu. This is not what I'm searching for, since it is not transparent to the user...
Thank,
Kfir
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How can I disable all keys including Ctrl+alt+Del , Alt+Tab and Windows Keys when a user is interacting with my form? I have a borderless form which covers the entire screen and I have to probhit the user from getting out from it.
Thanks,
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You cannot normally disable Ctrl+Alt+Del because it's the Secure Attention Sequence, used for bringing up the Windows Security dialog.
You can stop many other keys from having their usual effects using a keyboard hook.
Paul DiLascia documents how to do it - in C++ - in this MSDN Magazine column[^].
Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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Apparently if you replace one of the system
DLLs on NT based system you can bypass
control-alt-del but I forget the name
of the DLL in question. If you google
for NT Admin Tips you might find it
and where to get the replacement DLL.
I'd advise against this modification
without client permission though. 
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Yuo can't disable the Ctrl-Alt-Del sequence unless you write your own GINA.DLL and replace the system version with yours.
You also can't write the new GINA in C# either...
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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hi code guys!
1. I've an application with web browser control. I want to access all the text from loaded page.
I've used mshtml. but don't have any idea how to implement it.
2. Loaded page refreshes after every 2 minutes. Is there any event to detect refresh method of the page.
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Recently I was creating a WinForms application. I made several seperate projects - each with a different GUI.
One of the thigns I noticed is that at random - win form apps like to delay themselves when dragging the main form around.
Try this out for yourself. make a form drag some lightweight components on there and then compile it..
make a few more with the same components - you might note - one is faster - meaning more responsive with dragging than the other.
my question is this - why is this happening and how can it be prevented??
comments? questions?
ive been beating my head against the wall trying to find out why.
Danny!
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Hi,
MS Outlook has a cool control that's a combobox, a textbox and a label. The combobox selection (marked with a check) shows in the label and the value goes into the textbox. The control is used to select which TYPE of phone number (home,mobile...) to allow the user to alter in the textbox.
I know I could build a similar control, but I'm hoping that the control is available in some type of common control dll. Is it? Or something similar?
thanks,
Deanna
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I just finished my calculator in C# but i've found a bug which i don't know how to solve. When i do calculation ( 3,1-3 ) i get answer 0,0999999
rather than get the correct answer 0,1.
I heard that early versions of windows had this bug in their calculator...I will paste here some code where the problem might be,
but i am not entierly sure if it is this peace of code.
/*******************************************/
private float changeTextToNumber()
{
string text = textBox1.Text.ToString();
float returnNum = float.Parse(text);
rensa = true;
return returnNum;
}
/*******************************************/
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I have no solution regarding your question, but some annotations to your code snippet.
1. You don't need to call ToString for the Text property as it already returns a string.
2. Put the call to Parse into a try block to catch exceptions if your textbox displayed no valid numeric string.
www.troschuetz.de
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Use the decimal data type. It's a 128 bit number with 28-29 significant digits.
Marc
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Thank you for the answers. I will try them and if/when i solve the problem i will tell you guys what was wrong.
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Hi everyone,
I create a windows application with access database and I would create a windows installion. My problem as following :
1) Everytime a reinstall my application to client. The installer always keep say remove our old version on target computer (I need manually to remove) and then install my new vesion application.
2) Everytime I uninstall the application on my client computer. The database is removed  too. I would like to keep the database on my client computer.
Is anyone know how to solve it ? I use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003
Thank you
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Inquire2you wrote:
2) Everytime I uninstall the application on my client computer. The database is removed too. I would like to keep the database on my client computer.
Set the Permanent propoerty of file in solution explorer to false.
Mazy
"One who dives deep gets the pearls,the burning desire for realization brings the goal nearer." - Babuji
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/hypernetdb/
Those who know SharpHSQL might be interesting in this project.
Quote:
ABOUT
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This project was developed in order to help users that uses databases like
commercial ACCESS for small projects and then are subject to commercial
laws. This is a simple solution for a database engine that can supply
a good power to normal database tasks.
This driver is free (GPL).
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Hi,
I am working on an Exam Application , I wonder if there is an easy way to
display mathematical expressions in VS.NET (C#). Calculation part is not
important.Main problem is displaying expressions same as in the real world.
for example
5+7
----- -> if its in the square root?
5+2
is richTextBox enough?
any articles , suggestion or solution from you , I would be glad...
Thanks...
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I think most applications that does that, uses special fonts. I suggest you look for some, and then perhaps try manually painting it. Shouldnt be too hard
top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1
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Hi,
im looking for a method to poll a email client such as outlook or outlook express every few minutes to see whether a new mail has arrived
any ideas
Thanks
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bascially,
we are looking for a method
to find out when a new mail arrives,
when it arrives and is from a certain sender,
we then want to detach the file attachment
and use the detachment in our application
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Hello,
I am creating an application. But now i have added a login form, which i want now to be the new startup form.
I am not sure how to change the startup form. I have tried going through all the properties, but can't seem to change it to the new login form.
Many thanks in advance
Steve
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Could it be that you're more of a VB-person? 
Ok, seriously, in C# a Windows Forms application is usually run by instantiating a form (can be anything, no special properties required) and feeding this form into Application.Run().
This is done in a static class member called Main, also in an arbitrary class.
If you have several classes with a static Main method then you'll have to tell VS.NET which one to use.
So you just have to find the Main() method in your project, where you'll find somethng like:
Application.Run(new Form1());and change it to
Application.Run(new NewLoginForm());(or whatever the name of your login form class is).
Mav
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As you said, we can write down the following code:
namespace somenamespace
{
public class form1()
{
...
static void Main()
{
Application.Run(new form2());
}
}
}
So, can I take the Main() method as an independent entrance in the form?
hello, world
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This one is simple enough, for something like this, you DON'T change the start up form. Your main form should call the login form to get it's authentication information before showing itself.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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