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    - ComboBox Binding Confusoin I have a WPF combobox in which I'm binding the SelectedIndex to a model class I've developed. Assume something similar to the following (but with different names, etc... this is a simplified version): <ComboBox Name="myCombo" ItemsSource="{Binding ComboSource}" SelectedIndex="{Binding IndexOfCombo, Mode=OneWay}" /> In my model I occasionally will set IndexOfCombo back to 0, and will then publish a NotifyPropertyChanged for IndexOfCombo. This sets the selected index of the combobox to 0 as I would expect.... UNLESS the user has already selected something int he combobox. For whatever reason, it's as though the combobox will ignore the NotifyPropertyChanged if the user has selected an item in the combobox. Is this behaviour expected? Is there a way to prohibit the combobox from ignoring the NotifyPropertyChanged event? I'm very confused as to why this is happening. Any help would be gracefully accepted, as this issue has burned my entire morning... Thanks! - ryan. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118126
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    - Names Space on Different Projects Hi, Please help me on this one. How will I be able to access namespace on different projects containted in one Solution using VB.NET 2005. Please help by providing sample codes. Pseudo : Project1 Form1 Class1 Class2 Project2 Form1 Class1 Class2 TY. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118122
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    - sendkeys not working in a user control Hi, I tried an example of sendkeys to simulate pressing {ENTER} in a form. E.g. there is a textbox on the form and somewhere in the code I do like this; TextBox1.Select() SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}") And as expected, this makes the keyUp eventhandler of the textbox to consume the event; Private Sub TextBox1_KeyUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As _ System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyUp MessageBox.Show("TextBox KeyUp!") End Sub This works fine. However, after moving this to a user control (which inherrits from form), it does not seem to work anymore. Is that by design, or am I missing something? -- It''''s Software Jim, but not as we know it! Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118118
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    - propertygrid browsable attribute after a lot of googling and trial and error, I now can change the browsable attribute of a field in a propertygrid. But it does not update the window directly. I tried to use good old friends Invalidate and Update, but it does not help. Only when I select a different object and then the original again, the change is visible. Anyone can tell me what I am missing? This is the code: Public Sub SetBrowsable(ByVal prop As String, ByVal val As Boolean) Dim attributes As AttributeCollection attributes = TypeDescriptor.GetProperties(SelectedObject.GetType()).Item(prop).Attributes Dim attr As BrowsableAttribute attr = CType(attributes(GetType(BrowsableAttribute)), BrowsableAttribute) Dim field As FieldInfo field = attr.GetType().GetField("Browsable", &HFFFFFFFF) ' not sure which flag is required If Not field Is Nothing Then field.SetValue(attr, val, BindingFlags.NonPublic + BindingFlags.Instance, Nothing, Nothing) Invalidate(True) Update() End If End Sub Thanks, Jan Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118115
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    - Windows Forms - future When Microsoft is planning to stop including Windows Forms in .NET? Will it ever happen? I was wandering if it safe now to start learning WPF. Kind Regards djp Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118114
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    - Child controls are visible & take up layout space but will not draw I have a user control that contains a FlowLayoutPanel. At runtime I dynamically add other controls to this panel (I've also tried using a regular Panel with manual positioning but run into the same issue that follows). When I first launch the application, my control has -- as an example -- 5 regular buttons laid out horizontally. I then navigate to another section of the UI (another TabPage, the important note being that the custom control is now hidden) and perform an action that causes the user control to add more buttons to its panel. When I go back to the user control, all the new buttons that were just added are not visible. They take up space in the client area of the FlowLayoutPanel, and if I query their Visible and Bounds properties they show up as True and well within the ClientRectangle of the containing panel. However, their OnPaint methods are never called (I've used custom controls to track this). The original 5 buttons, which I never removed, are still visible and interact correctly, and they even more to the right to make room for the new invisible buttons in the FlowLayoutPanel. But the new buttons don't show at all. Here's another good twist. If I launch the application and don't view the user control in the first place, simply skipping to the step where I cause it to rebuild its controls, then all the new buttons will show up perfectly. Something about viewing the user control causes all newly added controls to disappear (even though the controls think they're visible). It's frustrating to say the least. I've actually seen this before in a similar situation: a user control losing one or more of its children after adding/removing controls at runtime. I was able to hack around that before by rebuilding significant portions of the UI, but that's not possible here. Any help? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118111
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    - form mouse event I have a user control on a form. Now when I move mouse on usercontrol, I want form's mouse move event to also fire. How to do that. Thanks Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118102
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    - Creating and returning a form from a thread - C# 2.0 Hello All, We have two applications in .NET 2.0 C#. App1 communicates with App2 throught App2's COM layer. App1 has the ability to load some of the forms exposed by App2. The problem is when the user tries to load the form from App2 for the first time the whole GUI freezes up as the UI thread gets busy in loading all the dlls etc and it sometimes takes up to 2~3 mins. to load one form. Once all the Dlls are loaded the performace of loading forms from App2 improves. I tried to put the form loading calls into a worker thread and am showing a progress window, this keeps my main thread responsive and when the form is created I save its reference in a class level variable to access it from main thread after the worker has stopped. The problem is when the worker thread is done loading the form and I call the Thread.Join, the form that I got from App2 also gets killed. I think it is related to that windows rule that says the control will only exist in the thread that creates it. Any ideas how to solve this problem? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118096
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    - design mode null object reference error I inherited a nightmare WinForms app ... One problem I'm having is design-time null object reference problems. This particular problem is related to a form "Form1", instances of which are instantiated and displayed on other forms. Form1 has a property ( get set ) "Property1" that is somehow getting referenced design-time and throwing the error "Code generation for property "Property1" failed. Error was: 'Property accessor 'Property1 on object 'form1' threw the following exception: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I searched the entire code base for "form1.Property1" and I find it in two places. I wrap those two references in code that detects if currently in design-time mode : if ( !IsDesigner() ) { // do whatever with form1.Property1 } The IsDesigner() method is as follows : public static bool IsDesigner() { bool result = false; try { result = Process.GetCurrentProcess().ProcessName.ToLower().StartsWith( "devenv" ); } catch { } return result; } This is not solving my problem. Any ideas anyone ? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118089
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    - Return keypress not detected A strange issue is occuring in my application. I have a user entry process with a series of steps, guided by msgs and a single splash form. The app checks that the user follows the required steps and stores data at the end of the process, during which keypresses (rtn or esc) are required at certain points. After completing the process once, the user may choose to repeat the steps followed. On the first attempt all keypresses are detected and handled in the form keydown event. However, during the second pass, detection of the Return keypress ceases. All other key presses are caught and processed correctly (I can assign the rtn processing to another key and it is processed), but Return does not even raise the keydown event. I have checked that the form keypreview is set true. there is no modification of the form's AcceptButton property. No errors are thrown during the process. Any ideas or suggestions gratefully recieved! Rgds, Stuart Kirk Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118088
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    - Localization problem I have implemented localization in my windows forms application using resource file. A text file is created with <value>=<string> combination for each langauge and named beased on cuture like Resource.ja-JP.txt. Resgen is used to create .resource file from this text file. After setting the currentculture and currentUI culture to the thread, created resource manager like ResourceManager rm = ResourceManager.CreateFileBasedResourceManager("resource", path, null); After that i am reading the values like string name =rm.GetString("0288"); My application is quite big and contains lot of localized info, all the data is stored in seperate files for each language, but even a single file is around 50k in size. sometimes after doing so many operations on the application,the localized info is not getting read from the resource file, not sure whether the file is getting locked or not. I just want to know is it the best way, or is there any improvements can be made here, or is there any issue if i go ahead with the current approach. If i use satelite assembly i will have to keep them with project manifest and extra recompilation would be required. thats why i choose this approach, if any have a good idea please help me thanks. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118086
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    - Keeping global stuff in a windows program. I have done lots of stuff with ASP.Net but am now starting to do stuff with VB.Net. My question is how do you keep stuff around that is global? I mean things like the user name and what not? In ASP.Net you'd put it in to Session variables but there doesn't seem to be anything like that in Windows. I want to keep things like connections to databases, user info, ... all in one place and have them persist (especially the DB connections because our connection to the DB is slow so it is slow on the open and close.) TIA - Jeff. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118081
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    - WebBrowser Control Hello I'm using the WebBrowser control to show some HTML content. I managed to restrict the URLs that can be opened to some known domains. Unfortunatly i can't control a file dialog popup if the HTLM code contains something like this: ... <input type="file" name="datafile" size="40"/> ... Does anyone know a method how i can prevent this file dialog from being opened? The form with the file-upload should simple not work in my application. Berni Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118079
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    - selected row visible Hi The following code is in the load event of a form. When the user rightclicks on a row in a datagridview, the selected information is passed on to this form. Dim tbl As New Data.DataTable tbl = Me.grd.DataSource Dim strSelect As String Dim ab As Integer strSelect = "" For ab = 0 To tbl.Columns.Count - 1 strSelect += tbl.Columns(ab).ColumnName + " LIKE '" + myRowData(ab) + "'" If ab < tbl.Columns.Count - 1 Then strSelect += " AND " Next Dim foundRows() As Data.DataRow foundRows = tbl.Select(strSelect) SelRow = foundRows(0).Table.Rows.IndexOf(foundRows(0)) Me.grd.Rows(SelRow).Selected = True ' now move the current cell to the top Me.grd.CurrentCell = Me.grd.Rows(SelRow).Cells(0) Me.grd.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = SelRow In the datagridview of the second form, I want the selected row to show up at the top of the datagridview. But it is not happening. Nothing seems to happen with the last line, which should do the job. Who can help me with this? rg, Eric Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118078
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    - I can not turn on the Automatic updates and System restore fails I have a Dell Inspiron 6400 laptop with Windows XP Professional SP3 and starting few days ago I accidentally noticed the following: 1. the Automatic Updates feature is not operational. When going into the Windows Security Center, I noticed that the Automatic Updates feature is turned off. When I clicked on the "Turn on Automatic Updates" tab I get the following message : "We're sorry.The Security Center could not change your Automatic Updates settings. To try changing these settings yourself , go to System in Control Panel. On the Automatic Updates tab, select Automatic (recommended), and then click OK ". Then I went to the System - Automatic Updates : I noticed that the "Turn off Automatic Updates" tab is checked/ticked and that this tab and all the other tabs [ "Automatic (recommended) " , "Download updates for me , but let me choose when to install them" and " Notify me but don't automatically download or install them" ] are not active - that is the headings of the respective tabs are translucent, and therefore I can not check/tick any of the three tabs for turning on the automatic updates. 2. I tried to do a system restore using several earlier dates but it failed. 3. The letters "i" and "l" of the name of files within the folders appear with BROWN color. I did ful scans using Avast, Spyware Doctor, Spybot Search and Destroy and Norton Security Scan but no virus or spyware were detected. I should add that so far I managed to successfully download and install mannually all the updates using the Microsoft Update web site. Also, a couple of weeks ago I started to use Windows Steady State but 3-4 days ago I decided to remove it because it takes to much time to do the changes when restarting the computer. I also used Systernal Rootkit revealer but nothing significant was detected. I should add that I successfuly update my computer using the Microsoft Update and Windows Update websites. I would appreciate a solution to my problem. Thanks ! Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118068
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    - Single connection used in multi thread environment Hi all, I am using infragistics windows controls version 2007. I have used desktop alert control on a thread. New thread is work in background and fetch data after every one minutes. and if any alert data is found it generate alert window for that. I am using background worker control for secondary thread. and alert window generation code is in background worker's progresschanged event. Its working fine most of the time. But some time it creating problem i.e. some error is orroured and full of screen fill with the alert windows. and at the last application stoped working. I am not able to find out the root of this problem. why that so much of screens are generating and when screen is going to close it give index of range error. Yes, I am using single sqlconnection for whole application. Thanks in adavance to help me..... i am too much worked on that....but dont find the root of problem.. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118066
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    - Disk imaging software I have Media Center 2005 rollup installed on my pc in a raid 1+0 array. I would like to create a disk image to a separate drive so that I can move to new hardware and then resetup as raid 1+0 without losing my O.S. install and media files because it would be a real pain to have to reinstall everything from scratch. I have not found any disk imaging software that says it supports media center can anyone recommend a reliable software? Also any best practices on making the hardware move I listed above? Thanks in advance for any help. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118064
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    - Help with Impersonation and GetDirectories I'm issuing Directory.GetDirectories(MyPath) and it returns an access violation error. It is a windows application (not a web application) and running locally at my desktop, not across a network. When I skip over the impersonation step, it runs under my account and works fine, because I have rights there. However, the account I am impersonating is an administrative account, and also has permissions to this directory. (All directories, in fact.) The only thing I can think of that is unusual about this is that MyPath points to a network drive: G:\projects\...yaddayadayadda... Is there a known issue with requesting a list of directories while under an impersonated session? If so, is there a workaround? Any help would be incredibly appreciated. Thank you. --Jerry Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118061
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    - Is it a bug or I am doing something wrong. Hi Guys, Sorry if I am posting it again. My first mail did not go through looks like. Please help me. I am having a strange issue. Not sure if I am doing something wrong or this is a bug. This is a sample code. This contains 2 text boxes(txtName, txtPhone) and 2 buttons (btnAdd, btnSave) Table(dtCustomers) contains three rows, with customer name "a", "b" and "c". Now I press "btnAdd" button to add a new row. I type "d" as name and "123" ad phone number. Now I press save. That's when the problem occurs. Momemt I press cm.EndCurrentEdit, it not only changes the position but it also change the row. Instead of staying with customer "d" it goes to customer "b". And I have no clue why it goes to customer "d", when it should only change the position based on the sort. Please help me. I am stuck on this for some time now. Let me know I need to include something. Please also let me know if you cannot duplicate this issue. I am using Visual Studio 2005 version 8.0.50727.762 (SP.050727-7600) Dim cm As CurrencyManager Dim dtCustomers As New DataTable Sub New() ' This call is required by the Windows Form Designer. InitializeComponent() ' Add any initialization after the InitializeComponent() call. dtCustomers.Columns.Add("CustomerID", GetType(Integer)) dtCustomers.Columns.Add("Name", GetType(String)) dtCustomers.Columns.Add("Phone", GetType(String)) dtCustomers.Rows.Add(New Object() {1, "a", "1111"}) dtCustomers.Rows.Add(New Object() {2, "b", "2234567890"}) dtCustomers.Rows.Add(New Object() {3, "c", "3234567890"}) dtCustomers.DefaultView.Sort = "Phone" cm = CType(Me.BindingContext(dtCustomers.DefaultView), CurrencyManager) Me.txtName.DataBindings.Add("Text", dt.DefaultView, "Name") Me.txtPhone.DataBindings.Add("Text", dt.DefaultView, "Phone") dtCustomers.Columns("CustomerID").DefaultValue = -1 End Sub Private Sub btnAdd_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAdd.Click Me.cm.AddNew() End Sub Private Sub btnSave_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSave.Click Dim _CustomerID As Integer = Me.cm.Current("CustomerID") Me.cm.EndCurrentEdit() If Me.cm.Current("CustomerID") <> _CustomerID Then Stop Exit Sub End If End Sub Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118058
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    - Clickonce and license question question We have an application that we are using Clickonce to install on client computers. Once the application is installed, the user runs the application and is required to register the application with a license key that was e-mailed to the user along with the ClickOnce link. The registration process updates the SQL server at our ISP that the license key is now in use. We are having problems with some of our corporate users who have strict firewalls. They are unable to register the application and they get an SQL error. We switched the registration so that it now uses a webservice instead of directly linking to the SQL server but we are still having problems with some corporate users / firewalls. I am wondering if there is a better way? Basically, we want to limit each user to 1 installation per license key and we want to document when the license key has been used. The application is updated very often, so we also keep track of which version the users have installed. The added problem is that everytime we have an update, the user basically re-registers the application with the new version. I would appreciate any suggestions that could make the process simpler for both the users and our team. Thanks, John Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118051
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    - private field loses its value Hi, I defined two classes and a delegate to trigger events from one class to another. The following is my code: namespace MyApp { public delegate void DelegateA(object sender, MyEventArgs e); public partial class A : Form { public B b; private DelegateA DataDelegate; public A() { if (DataDelegate == null) { DataDelegate = new DelegateA(Data_Event); } if (b == null) { b = new B(); b.RDataEvent += DataDelegate; } } public void Data_Event(object sender, MyEventArgs e) { if (e.MyParam == 30) { string data = b.GetDataString(); //Do something } else if (e.MyParam == 10) { //Do something else } } } public class B { private static SerialPort comport; public event DelegateA RDataEvent; private const string port = "COM3"; private const int baudRate = 9600; private const Parity comParity = Parity.None; private const int dataBits = 8; private const StopBits stpBits = StopBits.One; private string DataString = ""; public B() { if (comport == null) { comport = new SerialPort(port, baudRate, comParity, dataBits, stpBits); comport.ReadTimeout = 50; comport.WriteTimeout = 100; comport.DataReceived += new SerialDataReceivedEventHandler(port_DataReceived); if (!comport.IsOpen) { comport.Open(); } } } void AnotherEventMethod() { MyEventArgs MyE = new MyEventArgs(); MyE.MyParam = 10; RDataEvent(this, MyE); } private int WorkOnData(byte[] buffer) { IsolateData(buffer); MyEventArgs e = new MyEventArgs(); e.MyParam = 30; RDataEvent(this, e); } public void IsolateData(byte[] buffer) { string data = ""; //calculates data according //to buffer //Eventually: DataString = data; } public string GetDataString() { return DataString; } } } My problem is that the private string DataString of class B becomes equal to its initial state ("") when I call GetDataString() after receiving the event. It doesn't happen in the first instance of Form A though, but only after I close it and open it again. However, if I make this a static string this problem seems to be solved. Can someone please explain why is it? Is it related to b being public in A? Another question is whether I can create another class C that will function in a similar way to class A and will also be able to receive events from class B. How do I do it? Thank you very much Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118050
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    - How to disable menu shortcut keys I have shortcut keys to my menu in VS 2008 windows forms. I disable the menu item when the menu is clicked; that works fine. But the user can still press the shortcut key. What is the PREFERRED way to handle shortcut keys and when pressed, check them to verify they are valid. I was thinking of the KeyDown event in the form. amil Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118045
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    - HTML Help Workshop and Vista? Hi: I need to add a Help system to a commerical POS system I developed in WinForms. The most recent version available from MS doesn't say it supports Vista. Only XP and earlier. Wierd. What do I do? Thanks, Charlie Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118044
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    - Create icon with overlay How would one go about doing this: 1. Load an icon from an application resource 2. Load the SystemIcons.Warning icon 3. Shrink the warning icon 4. Overlay and combine the shrunken warning icon on top of the application icon to produce one icon 5. Use/Show the icon Thanks Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118043
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    - Application.ThreadException VS2008 VB. I add a handler for Application.ThreadException. It works fine, except for one unexpected behavior. If I programmatically throw an exception, and that exception specifies an InnerException, then the ThreadException event handler is called with the inner exception, not the one that was thrown. Any idea why this happens and what I can do to see the original exception? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118042
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    - User settings two different folders for MyApp ClickOnce and .exe Hi, I have MyApplication published through ClickOnce. MyApplication has 2 functionalities: can be restarted if user chooses so, and user can save one custom user setting, i.e. his/her name. User installs MyApplication from the ClickOnce location. Then runs it using MyApplication ClickOnce application reference. User types in his name and clicks "Save". Then user clicks "Restart". Now, here comes the twist. In MyApplication I perform the restart by using: Process.Start(<relative .exe file path>, <parameter>); and so, notice that it is not relaunched by using the ClickOnce app reference, but I do it purposefuly because I want to be able to pass in a parameter on the restart. So, now I have MyApplication restarted, however I notice that the name (that user has just typed in and saved) appears to not have been saved. Why? it turns out that user settings are saved in two different locations: for MyApplication run through ClickOnce app reference, and when it is run by directly calling .exe file. Can I make ClickOnce to somehow use the same location for user settings as .exe file? Or vice versa? Has anyone run into this problem? Any solutions? Thanks, --Michal Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118041
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    - COM1 not working Hi, I have a Dell laptop with XP Pro SP3 for my business. I have a program (Doors) that uploads data to a security system. I do these uploads about once a month. I connect to the security system via an AOpen external modem thruogh the COM1 port. It all worked fine for years but...I had to reinstall XP and now I can't get it to work. Windows recognizes the modem and prompts me to load the install CD and the drivers do get installed, according to device manager. I've uninstalled/reinstalled that program, can call my cell through hyperterm, device manager has a query to test it and it seems to pass. The program comes with a "COM port loopback test plug" and a program to test the port. The port fails that test saying that there must be either another program using that port or the port is no good. I don't know what to do. Any thoughts? Ed Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118033
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    - IP address appearing with phone symbol in DHCP server Hi, In our setup we had configured a DHCP. In this DHCP under address leases there were list of IP address with a phone symbol( which appear in RAS) even deleting these IP address it's once again getting assigned. What may be the problem. Regards Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118032
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    - ToolStripSplitButton how to set as checked Let me first give some context so you know what I'm trying to do. I'm building a Table PC app and I want a ToolStrip that contains three buttons, one is a pen that has a drop down to select the color, one is a highlighter that has a drop down to select the color, and the third is an eraser. The buttons should indicate which tool is selected. This is something similar to what is in the Windows Journal tool strip. The problem I'm having is that ToolStripSplitButton does not have a checked property so I cannot indicate that the button is selected when a user clicks on it. Does anyone have a solution to display it as checked or any suggestions on how to accomplish what I need. Thanks, Nolan Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118029
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    - BUG in TabControl Mouse Events? There is an area between bottom of tab header and top of tab page that does not receive any mouse events. Area's height is 2 pixels. Any clicks, mouseover and etc events are received by control that is UNDER tabControl. Problem exists only in .NET - not in win32. In the snippet : Run the program and slowly move mouse from tab control header ("tabpage1" text) to the tab page and backwards. There is a label that shows on which control was last mouse move event. When mouse is between tabpage and tab header the label shows GroupBox despite the fact that we are on tabcontrol. The same is with click events. The snippet prints to console control on which click is performed. When we click exactly on the 2 pixels between tab header and tabpage click is also on GroupBox control that is under TabControl. Is this a bug? Any workaround for this? using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace TabProblem { public class Form1 : Form { /// <summary> /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify /// the contents of this method with the code editor. /// </summary> private void InitializeComponent() { this.groupBox1 = new System.Windows.Forms.GroupBox(); this.label1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.tabControl1 = new System.Windows.Forms.TabControl(); this.tabPage1 = new System.Windows.Forms.TabPage(); this.groupBox1.SuspendLayout(); this.tabControl1.SuspendLayout(); this.SuspendLayout(); // // groupBox1 // this.groupBox1.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(((int)(((byte)(192)))), ((int)(((byte) (255)))), ((int)(((byte)(192))))); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add(this.tabControl1); this.groupBox1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(67, 76); this.groupBox1.Name = "groupBox1"; this.groupBox1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(375, 272); this.groupBox1.TabIndex = 0; this.groupBox1.TabStop = false; this.groupBox1.Text = "groupBox1"; // // label1 // this.label1.AutoSize = true; this.label1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(503, 86); this.label1.Name = "label1"; this.label1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(35, 13); this.label1.TabIndex = 1; this.label1.Text = "label1"; // // tabControl1 // this.tabControl1.Controls.Add(this.tabPage1); this.tabControl1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(51, 70); this.tabControl1.Name = "tabControl1"; this.tabControl1.SelectedIndex = 0; this.tabControl1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(200, 100); this.tabControl1.TabIndex = 2; // // tabPage1 // this.tabPage1.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(((int) (((byte)(255)))), ((int)(((byte)(255)))), ((int)(((byte)(192))))); this.tabPage1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(4, 22); this.tabPage1.Name = "tabPage1"; this.tabPage1.Padding = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(3); this.tabPage1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(192, 74); this.tabPage1.TabIndex = 0; this.tabPage1.Text = "tabPage1"; // // Form1 // this.AutoScaleDimensions = new System.Drawing.SizeF(6F, 13F); this.AutoScaleMode = System.Windows.Forms.AutoScaleMode.Font; this.ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(697, 422); this.Controls.Add(this.label1); this.Controls.Add(this.groupBox1); this.Name = "Form1"; this.Text = "Form1"; this.groupBox1.ResumeLayout(false); this.tabControl1.ResumeLayout(false); this.ResumeLayout(false); this.PerformLayout(); } private System.Windows.Forms.GroupBox groupBox1; private System.Windows.Forms.TabControl tabControl1; private System.Windows.Forms.TabPage tabPage1; private System.Windows.Forms.Label label1; public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); tabPage1.Click += new System.EventHandler(LogClick); tabControl1.Click += new System.EventHandler(LogClick); groupBox1.Click += new System.EventHandler(LogClick); label1.Click += new System.EventHandler(LogClick); tabPage1.MouseMove += new MouseEventHandler(LogMouseMove); tabControl1.MouseMove += new MouseEventHandler(LogMouseMove); groupBox1.MouseMove += new MouseEventHandler(LogMouseMove); label1.MouseMove += new MouseEventHandler(LogMouseMove); } void LogMouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { label1.Text = sender.GetType().Name; } private void LogClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { Console.WriteLine("Click on " + sender.GetType().Name); } /// The main entry point for the application. /// </summary> [STAThread] static void Main() { Application.EnableVisualStyles(); Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false); Application.Run(new Form1()); } } } Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118024
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    - How do I add data objects with more than one format to the Clipboard? How do I add data objects with more than one clipboard format to the Clipboard in c#. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118021
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    - How to Avoid Windows Security Alert?? Hi, I have created a windows forms application, where i am using a C dll for network communication. When i install the application and run it for the first time, i get a Windows Security Alert which says that ************************************************************************************************************************************************ To help protect your computer, Windows firewall has blocked some features of this program. Do you want to keep blocking this program? Name: <application name> Publisher: Unknown Keep Blocking Unblock Ask me Later Windows firewall has blocked this program from accepting connections from the internet or a network. If you recognize the program or trust the publisher, you can unblock it. When should i unblock a program? ************************************************************************************************************************************************ Any ideas how can i avoid this security alert? Regards, Ankit!! Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118020
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    - Creating a WINPE boot CD I am trying to create a WINPE boot cd so I can use ImageX to store images of the system we setup. I have downloaded 3 different set of instructions. @ I have followed all the way through. When I try to boot from the CD with the ISO file on it the system will not boot from it. The last set os instructions talk about using a BCD store to boot from. I followed all steps up to were it states "The last command returns a GUID value. Substitute GUID with this value in the following examples." The command before this line said it created the file successfully. It created a value contaning numbers, dashes and letters, total 35. I then place this number in the next comand line were the <GUID> is in the command. After I hit enter i get " THE SYSTEM CANNOT FIND THE FILE SPECIFIED." I do a search on the system and it dose not show up. So if the file was created, were did it go? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118016
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    - Continuation of Keeping a window on top...... So I created a project with just a windows form in it. I put a shockwave player on it. I added an event for keyup to grab key strokes. It didn't respond to key strokes. I took out the flash player, the key strokes work. So it looks like the shockwave player is grabing the keystrokes. How do I make this not happen. I'm using C# 1.1 ( VS 2003 ) and I'm including the following DLLS: AxInterop.SHDOCVw.dll - version 1.1.0.0, Runtime version 1.1.4322 AxInterop.ShockwaveFlashObjects.dll - version 1.0.0.0, Runtime version 1.1.4322 AxInterop.WMPLib.dll - v 1.0.0.0, Runtime version 1.1.4322 Any thoughts? TIA - Jeff. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118010
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    - Help - How am I misusing FileIOPermission? Hi, I'm trying to test permission to access the file system, using FileIOPermission, but can't seem to get it to work. See my sample app below, for an app that tries to demand a permission to read a specified path, and then calls Directory.GetFiles on that path. The Demands on FileIOPermissions (I tried 3 variations) all work, and then when I call Directory.GetFiles an exception is thrown... saying 'request for FileIOPermission failed'!. (NB: when run in full trust (local path) the Directory.GetFiles runs successfully). Can anyone explain how to check for permissions? Here is the output of the app, when run from an intranet path, with intranet security level set to 'one step down from full trust': ------------------------------------------- . . . System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Cultur e=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' failed. at System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.Check(Object demand, StackCrawlMark& stackMark, Boolean isPermSet) at System.Security.CodeAccessPermission.Demand() at System.IO.Directory.InternalGetFileDirectoryNames(String path, String userPathOriginal, String searchPattern, Boolean includeFiles, Boolean incl udeDirs, SearchOption searchOption) at System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(String path, String searchPattern, SearchOption searchOption) at System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(String path) at TestTrust.Program.Main(String[] args) The action that failed was: Demand The type of the first permission that failed was: System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission The Zone of the assembly that failed was: Intranet Here is the sample application: ------------------------------------------- using System; using System.IO; using System.Security.AccessControl; using System.Security.Permissions; class Program { static void Main() { try { Console.WriteLine("."); new FileIOPermission(FileIOPermissionAccess.Read, @"c: \").Demand(); Console.WriteLine("."); new FileIOPermission(FileIOPermissionAccess.PathDiscovery, AccessControlActions.View, @"c:\").Demand(); Console.WriteLine("."); new FileIOPermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted).Demand(); Console.WriteLine("."); Directory.GetFiles(@"c:\"); } catch (Exception e) { Console.WriteLine(e); } Console.ReadLine(); } } Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118009
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    - How to detect if the text in a "DataGridView" cell is currently truncated Hi there, Does anyone know how to detect if the text in a "DataGridView" cell is currently truncated, i.e., currently displaying "..." at the end of a "DataGridViewTextBoxCell" (or any cell for that matter). Thanks. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118005
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    - Keeping a window on top and having it respond to keystrokes. I have a window that I'm forcing to stay on top. The window is full screen with no border (I am running as a kiosk). I have some keystrokes that the window is supposed to respond to. I have it make itself topmost about every 30 seconds and force it to be the topmost window. Problem is - the menu doesn't respond to keystrokes. And it worked up until about two months ago and apparanetly I did something to it so it won't work. So what do I need to do to make a window always on top (that's got multiple controls on it) that will respond to my keystrokes? TIA - Jeff. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118004
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    - Help authoring tools for WinForms... Hi: I want to integrate a help system into my WinForm app. Any suggestions on where to start? Thanks, Charlie Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 118000
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    - WMV stream seeking? I originally posted this in the microsoft.public.dotnet.general group but haven't gotten a reply. Thought I'd give it a try here. Any info at all would be appreciated... I'm writing a Netflix Watch Now player application that will be used by special needs kids. The transport buttons need to be fairly large and their function more obvious than those used on the Netflix ActiveX player control. My thought was to use a WMP control hosted on a Winform with a seperate transport bar that includes play, pause, stop, ff, and fr buttons. The stream plays back fine in WMP11 with the exception that the stream position can't be altered. In other words, it's not posible to rewind, fast forward or alter the stream position using the trackbar (it snaps back to its original position). The Netflix control allows seeking the stream using its trackbar control. I've had a look at the http traffic using Fiddler2 and can see that dragging the trackbar thumb results in requests being sent to the server that include a "Content-Range: bytes nnnnn-nnnnn/nnnnnnnn" header. Does anyone know if it's possible to do something similar using a WMP control? I've had a look at VLC and while it allows advancing the stream using the trackbar, playback is a scrambled mess so using the VLC ActiveX isn't a viable solution. Any clues or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks -- Steve Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117991
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    - Illegal Filename characters I'm trying to build a SAVE AS routine, like MSWord does - I select and grab the first line of the document and Puts it in the SAVE AS filename dialog However, if there are illegal characters, this won't work correctly. How can I check, ahead of time, if the selection I've made has these illegal characters? Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117989
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    - Converting to WPF Apps I am thinking of converting a Windows Forms app to WPF as a learning process. Is there a specific group for WPF? I couldn't find one in my news group list. My first (Hello Jeff) app has very fuzzy text on the Button - I have Unclear-Type turned off on the PC, does WPF turn it on for its own apps? -- Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK If you ever find something you like buy a lifetime supply because they will stop making it Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117982
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    - Start Menu Missing Last night my updater installed a bunch of updates, but now my start menu doesn't work. I've tried clicking on it and hitting the Windows button on my keyboard but nothing happens. I've tried in the control panel to find missing start menu and a blank box pops up for half a second and disappeared. This has happened before and I think restarting the computer fixed it but not this time. I have Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117980
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    - translation needed: C to VB Hi, I found the following code in a FAQ about the datagridview. But I am having a hard time translating it to VB, so I would like to ask via here for someone more experienced to translate this code to VB. When I can read it in VB I want to replace everything about the image into a button. Thanks in advance! Eric. public class TextAndImageColumn:DataGridViewTextBoxColumn { private Image imageValue; private Size imageSize; public TextAndImageColumn() { this.CellTemplate = new TextAndImageCell(); } public override object Clone() { TextAndImageColumn c = base.Clone() as TextAndImageColumn; c.imageValue = this.imageValue; c.imageSize = this.imageSize; return c; } public Image Image { get { return this.imageValue; } set { if (this.Image != value) { this.imageValue = value; this.imageSize = value.Size; if (this.InheritedStyle != null) { Padding inheritedPadding = this.InheritedStyle.Padding; this.DefaultCellStyle.Padding = new Padding(imageSize.Width, inheritedPadding.Top, inheritedPadding.Right, inheritedPadding.Bottom); } } } } private TextAndImageCell TextAndImageCellTemplate { get { return this.CellTemplate as TextAndImageCell; } } internal Size ImageSize { get { return imageSize; } } } public class TextAndImageCell : DataGridViewTextBoxCell { private Image imageValue; private Size imageSize; public override object Clone() { TextAndImageCell c = base.Clone() as TextAndImageCell; c.imageValue= this.imageValue; c.imageSize = this.imageSize; return c; } public Image Image { get { if (this.OwningColumn == null || this.OwningTextAndImageColumn == null) { return imageValue; } else if (this.imageValue != null) { return this.imageValue; } else { return this.OwningTextAndImageColumn.Image; } } set { if (this.imageValue != value) { this.imageValue = value; this.imageSize = value.Size; Padding inheritedPadding = this.InheritedStyle.Padding; this.Style.Padding = new Padding(imageSize.Width, inheritedPadding.Top, inheritedPadding.Right, inheritedPadding.Bottom); } } } protected override void Paint(Graphics graphics, Rectangle clipBounds, Rectangle cellBounds, int rowIndex, DataGridViewElementStates cellState, object value, object formattedValue, string errorText, DataGridViewCellStyle cellStyle, DataGridViewAdvancedBorderStyle advancedBorderStyle, DataGridViewPaintParts paintParts) { // Paint the base content base.Paint(graphics, clipBounds, cellBounds, rowIndex, cellState, value, formattedValue, errorText, cellStyle, advancedBorderStyle, paintParts); if (this.Image != null) { // Draw the image clipped to the cell. System.Drawing.Drawing2D.GraphicsContainer container = graphics.BeginContainer(); graphics.SetClip(cellBounds); graphics.DrawImageUnscaled(this.Image, cellBounds.Location); graphics.EndContainer(container); } } private TextAndImageColumn OwningTextAndImageColumn { get { return this.OwningColumn as TextAndImageColumn; } } } Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117974
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    - Docking framework Is there any docking frame work for winforms ? i mean, some simmilar to visual studio where you can drag a control docking it in other parts of the container, or in other container, or make it a popup window ? I suppose WTL,MFC and wxWidgets implement them. Will there be this anytime soon for winforms ? Thanks, Fernando Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117971
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    - WindowsFormsSynchronizationContext.Send: how does the delegate I did look under the hood and this method is calling Control.Invoke(). Digging deeper down I've stopped at the RuntimeMethodHandle._InvokeMethodFast() method whose code I cannot find. I know that the delegates invoked via Control.BeginInvoke() will use the window's message pump to send and retrieve the delegate and its arguments, so the control/form will not react to Windows messages while it is executing the delegate. That is the behavior I want to have as well when the delegate passed to WindowsFormsSynchronizationContext.Send() executes. For a bit of a background, I want to have this behavior in order to make sure that a grid control will not repaint itself while I'm re- populating the DataTable it is bound to. If you have other suggestions on how to ensure that the grid will not read from the DataTable at the same time a worker thread reloads it, please send them my way. We have noticed that the application crashes if a grid reads from a DataTable at the same time the worker thread is busy clearing and repopulating it. The worker thread runs the queries and then merges the results in the DataTable the controls are bound to. It is the merging of the data only that I want to execute on the UI thread. Thanks much, eugen Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117970
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    - Usercontrol question Hi, I have created my very first usercontrol. It has a textbox and a button next to it. It working is as follows: Text is displayed in the textbox and if property Hidden is true, then it will display * (real ones) in the box. The normal text value is stored in a tag property. When the user clicks the button, it checks first if the user is allowed and if so, it changes the * for the normal text. Click it again and the text is replaced by * again. What I am trying to do now, is to make the button invisible when the property Hidden is set to True. Me.txtCell.Text = myTag2 If myHidden = True Then btHide.Visible= False Me.txtCell.Text = New String("*"c, Me.txtCell.Text.Length) Else btHide.Visible = True End If Strangely enough not just the button disappears, also the textbox does. Is this normal behaviour? How can I go arround that? Or am I doing something wrong? rg, Eric Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117967
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    - Cannot seem to update underlying DataAdapter with Values in Datagrid I'm new to .NET, but certainly not new to development work. I've been trying everything I can think of to get the worlds simplest implementation of a DataGrid to actually update the changes back to the database. I've been working on it for two days and I can't seem to get my "Hello World" datagrid implementation to work. ANY guidance would be most appreciated. I've tried numerous code solutions, but none commit any changes back to the database and none give any sort of error messages. I simply plopped a datagrid on the form, answered the dialog about what datasource to use, chose the insert, update, delete checkboxes, etc... and thought that would be enough. Obviously, it wasn't. Then, I found all kinds of examples about using HasChanged to determine if changes had been made and then dataAdapter.Update to commit the changes. Nothing worked. I can't believe it's this hard. I know I'm doing something wrong, but for the life of me I can't figure out what it is. I'll be happy to post whatever code snippets are needed or even the entire project if it will help. Thanks in advance. Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117963
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    - Form inheritance. Dear All, We developed a Form (Entry Form) and set it's properties using the IDE of VB.NEt Then we created another form and decided to inherit the form and the tools on the form. How do I inherit the Entry Form Programmatically? Thanks, CypDr Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117945
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    - Multiple app settings Hi My app has settings that are stored in the app configuration file. Is there a way to select a different set of app settings for different pcs, either during setup or when app is run for the first time? Thanks Regards Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117944
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    - Image in ImageList in ToolBar: enable/disable How do I get an image to be displayed as grayed out when I place it in a button, in an ImageList in a ToolBar and the button is disabled? When the button is enabled, the image looks great. When the button is disabled, the image does not display. TIA, George Tag: Inheritance When Compiling for x64 Tag: 117943

I have several classes which inherit from classes in the NET FrameWork,
e.g. ListViewEx, TreeViewEx and a BaseForm which includes elements I use
in all applications.

When trying to view these inherited classes in the designer I keep getting
the error:

The designer could not be shown for this file because none of the classes
within it can be designed. The designer inspected the following classes
in the file:
JSysTreeView --- The base class 'JGFileManager.JBaseTreeView' could not be
loaded. Ensure the assembly has been referenced and that all projects
have been built.

I am using the base classes from links, not from a DLL so it isn't because
the DLL has been compiled for the wrong platform.

Despite these messages the apps build and run correctly. Is there anything
special I need to do when compiling for x64 which would enable these
classes to show up in the designer without warning messages?

--
Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
640k ought to be enough for anyone.
(Bill Gates, 1981)

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