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 - How to set a file for printing? Hello, I need to set programatically the target file or PRN file and PrintToFile option for printing within a .NET application. Does anybody know how to do it? No matter if the code results "unsafe" or any Windows/COM object must be used, just any solution. I want to avoid being asked for the output file everytime I accept on the common PrintDialog after checking the PrintToFile option during a file printing bunch process. Thanks in advance, Yurai Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60836
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 - Debugging not working as requested In a VB.NET 2003 Windows Forms application, I get all the time the Unheld Exception Dialog, without any option to debug (just continue or exit). I have set jitDebugging to true, both app.config and machine.config, turned off/on the computer, but the program does not stop and allow me to debug, unless I manually enforce a breaking point. Any suggestions? Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60832
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 - doc-view support in .Net framework with C# I would rewrite an old doc-view MFC application with C#. Looks like C# only supports Windows form based application. Do I miss something? If I really want to create doc-view application with C#, how can I do it and where can I find the sample code? Thanks a lot, -JohnSun Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60831
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 - Need Input for New Community College .NET Certificate Program I am a full time computer science instructor at Raritan Valley Community College in New Jersey. I'm currently developing a Microsoft.NET certificate program. In order to create a program that best meets the needs of the community, I have developed an online survey in the hopes that .NET users will offer input regarding the certificate's contents. If you would be willing to fill out the survey, it can be found at http://www.stevejays.com (Sometimes the load time is a little greater than normal) Names/addresses will not be shared, just the aggregate demographic information. Thank you in advance, Steve Schwarz Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60830
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 - Active bug in datagrid? Application slows down after a few hours Hello, I have a winforms application which, after a few hours of use, seems to get slower and slower. I am using a datagrid and loading different data (10 columns, 15 rows) on average about every minute. I made sure that I am setting the datasource to nothing after I clear it before going for more data. I also call the garbage collector after clearing the data as well. The memory usage for this app never goes up too much so I'm pretty sure I don't have a memory leak. After a couple of hours, any action on the datagrid can take up to 30 seconds. In searching for possible solutions, I came across this article from the microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms newsgroup: http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/10/51621.aspx most notably the lines: "Thanks for reporting this problem. There is an active bug that has the same performance symptoms it may be related. The other bug is related to master- detail DataGrids in Windows Forms but has a memory leak also. Your bug may be related but I'm not sure of the scenario." and wonder if someone here has a link to more information on this 'bug' so I can see if it applies to my application. I sure am frustrated and would like to find a fix or patch to this asap. Thanks, -Ringo at ringosoft dot com Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60829
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 - Datagrid and focus confusion Hi, I'm trying to implement a ComboBox drop-down column for a DataGrid. When a cell is selected in the ComboBox column I overlay a ComboBox over the cell and call: this.comboBox.Show(); this.comboBox.BringToFront(); this.comboBox.Focus(); Now when I press the up/down arrow keys I would expect the ComboBox to respond to those keyboard inputs because it has the focus. But it doesn't. Somehow the DataGrid gets the key strokes and causes the next row in the DataGrid to be selected. Why would this be? I'm positive the ComboBox has the focus. I added event handlers for the DataGrid enter/leave, and the ComboBox enter/leave events and I only see the ComboBox ones getting called. This is really annoying. The only workaround I've found is to derive a class from ComboBox that overrides the WndProc and ProcessCmdKey methods and catches the keystrokes and tries to do the correct thing. But this has problems because then I have to catch everything (Enter, Tab, Shift-tab, Left, Right, etc.). Now I'm having a problem processing Enter correctly. When the ComboBox drop down list is displayed I can now go up and down the list using the arrow keys but the only way I can correctly select one is with the mouse. When I try to use the enter key nothing happens because I've overridden its behavior and I'm not sure what methods to call to make it work correctly (i.e. commit the current choice and collapse the menu again). I don't understand why the ComboBox isn't handling these things automatically if it has the focus. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Bill Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60824
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 - In .NET - How to get name of MQ.Service on local machine Hello everyone, I am using "MQ.dll" which is supposed to be written in .NET. My question is how do I get name of the MQSeries.Service on the local machine. What I want to do is mimmic what the MQ Series Explorer does!i.e. list all of the Queue Managers on the local machine and then when a user clicks on a Queue Manager I want to populate another list box with the Queues. Any help pointing me at the right objects or methods would be helpful!! Thank You in advance for Your Help, Ken Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60823
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 - Complete removal of app I have a windows forms app that, on occasion, I release updated versions. Recently I did this but when one of the users attempts to access a specific part of the app, they get an error message. I run the app on my development machine and it works fine. I rebuilt the installer files and attempted to install it again, but with the same error. I use the same install files to install onto a fresh machine at the clients place, and again it works perfectly. I'm thinking that somehow the installation files on the original update had got slightly corrupted but now, even if I use Add/Remove programs to uninstall from the users machine, he still gets the same error after reinstallation. Does anyone have any idea on ways around this one? Is there something I need to do after using Add/Remove programs to ensure that it has been COMPLETELY uninstalled? -- Rob Oldfield www.realuk.co.uk Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60819
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 - Databinding textboxes Hi all, Just a newbie, but wondering if when you bind a textbox text property to a column in a datatable (in a dtatset), do you have to code your own updating to the datatable or is it done automatically like the datagrid control? TIA Travis Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60811
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 - File IO speed problem I always find that when there is a write operation immediately after the read operation, it throws this exception An unhandled exception of type 'System.IO.IOException' occurred in mscorlib.dll Additional information: The process cannot access the file "D:\Projects\pro.dat" because it is being used by another process. how to solve this problem Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60800
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 - DataGrid Formatting Question I have a DataGrid control that I populate by binding it to an ArrayList. The ArrayList contains objects of a class I created with several public properties exposed to populate the respective columns. I have two questions regarding this DataGrid control: 1.) There is an automatically-generated column along the left-hand side of the DataGrid which is apparently provided to enable row selection. It contains a little triangle to mark the currently-selected row. How can I control the width of that column? (I don't know if it is even called a "column", but I don't know what else to call it.) 2.) I am doing all formatting programmatically by creating a DataGridTableStyle then creating each column respectively via DataGridTextBoxColumn objects, etc. Finally, this new TableStyle, ts, is added via myDataGrid.TableStyles.Add(ts); Whereas I am able to set the font for the Header in this scenario (ts.HeaderFont), I have not found a way to set the font for normal rows? If I try to set the font via the DataGrid.Font property (after the above DataGridTableStyle is set), my font specification seems to be outright ignored. How should I do this? Cheers, Bruce Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60798
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 - Print preview I all! I want to use a ListView control together with PictureBox in the same form. The latter is for preview purposes (before printing) of data displayed in the former. How can I do it??? Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60797
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 - file upload is not as easy as expected for ".NET"... hi all from a environment named ".net" I expected that doing a file upload from a winforms app to a web server (either a Web Service or a ASP.NET page) should be pretty simple. however I searched the web and it is plenty of documentation about how to do it from a web page but not from a winforms app. form a web page seems to be simpler because the asp code behind actually runs at the server. does anybody out there has any piece of code to share with me that shows at the winforms client side and at the web server side (either asp.net or webservice) how to do a file upload ? thanks in advance, ant. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60794
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 - XP-style explorer icons? Hi all, Can anybody tell me where I can get the Windows explorer XP-style folder icons, in both their open and closed states? Note, that I'm after the XP-style ones, which are subtly different to the older style ones (which come with the SDK in the Common/Graphics... folder). Any help is very appreciated! dm. morris_dominic @ h o t m a i l dot com Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60787
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 - Is it possible to create custom from designs? By that i meen not using the standard form look, but rather a more sophisticated GUI wich not necesarly is made of a square , but maybe a oval, or a circle? Thx in regards Anders Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60786
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 - can we use notifications in a disconnected environment ? hi all !!! I would like to use notifications (like MSN or Messenger alerts) in a WinForms applicacion that will run at an isolated PC not connected to the Internet. is this possible ? if it is, which controls or objects should I use ? thanks in advance, ant. PS: crossposting to winforms and wincontrols newsgroups because it applies. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60781
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 - Windows Media Player 9 ActiveX control Hi, I have written a piece of software that allows me to show a video stream from certain websites in my application (the video stream is .asx format). Although this works fine on my machine (directly connected via ADSL to the net), when I try it on other machines on my network, it just won't work. I have a proxy on my machine (netnow), which allows all the other machines to use the net. I noticed in the WMSDK that there is a setProxySettings method, so I used it like this ... try { wmp1.network.setProxySettings("HTTP",2); } catch (Exception e) { MessageBox.Show("Error setting up the proxy details"); } Yet it always pops up the message box ! I have also tried different values for the second parameter with no luck. Now, I'm not sure, but I have the feeling that the first parameter is incorrect. I am trying to play a stream (live), so possibly it should be some kind of streaming protocol? Any help would be gratefully received. TIA John Young Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60780
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 - Setting the PaperSize Hi, I'm having a weird problem setting up the paper size in a C# Windows Forms Application. The code I'm using is something like this: PrintDocument pd = new PrintDocument(); pd.DefaultPageSettings.Margins.Left = 0; pd.DefaultPageSettings.Margins.Right = 0; pd.DefaultPageSettings.Margins.Top = 0; pd.DefaultPageSettings.Margins.Bottom = 0; PaperSize pkCustomSize1 = new PaperSize("First custom size", 827, 100); pd.DefaultPageSettings.PaperSize = pkCustomSize1; //** This line works... pd.PrinterSettings.DefaultPageSettings.PaperSize = pkCustomSize1; // This doesn't... What I get after all this, is just an A4 page that is only written on top... :-( How do I tell my application which size I want the paper to be? Thanks in advance, Pedro Feio Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60778
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 - Disabled MenuItem, how to draw ? I have my own class ImageMenuItem and I have no idea how to draw (Enabled == false) menuitem. Gawel Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60777
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 - Datagrid to sql database How can I put everything that is in a datagrid into a SQL server database (which should be readable by an PocketPC program)? There is probably a simple solution for it, but as always it is difficult to find it in the jungle of MSDN. thanks! Eric Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60776
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 - BUG: Printing Problem Hi, I am working on the PrintDocument, PrintDialog, PageSetupDialog and PrintPreviewControl components of Visual Studio .NET 2003. My developement machine is running Windows XP. There are some problems I encountered while using them. Please note that, the Regional and Language setting on my machine is using "Metric" measurement system (where the default is "US"). In this case, the measurement unit is "milimeters" and not "inches". PROBLEM #1 `````````````` The first problem is with PageSetupDialog. The following code, Dim pagesettings As System.Drawing.Printing.PageSettings Dim pagesetupdialog As System.Windows.Forms.PageSetupDialog pagesettings = New System.Drawing.Printing.PageSettings With pagesettings.Margins .Left = 100 .Right = 100 .Top = 100 .Bottom = 100 End With pagesetupdialog = New System.Windows.Forms.PageSetupDialog With pagesetupdialog .PageSettings = pagesettings .ShowDialog() End With ' Values printed out are not the same as entered With pagesettings.Margins Console.WriteLine(.Left) Console.WriteLine(.Right) Console.WriteLine(.Top) Console.WriteLine(.Bottom) End With will reproduce the problem I'm facing. Before calling the ShowDialog() method of the PageSetupDialog component, I have already set the Margins to 100. Although my OS's measurement system is set to "Metric", Visual Studio .NET still uses inches (0.01 in) for it's measurement unit. In my case, the Margins are set to 1 inch. On calling the ShowDialog() method, what you see is the margins are all set to 10 (and the unit is milimeters). On clicking the OK button, the PageSetupDialog component will convert the value entered in it's dialog to inches (0.01 in). As the result, the margins after the ShowDialog() is called are changed to 39 (100/2.54=39.xxxxxx). This surely is a BUG (or am I missing something here). I have a solution for this problem and the code is as below. Dim pagesettings As System.Drawing.Printing.PageSettings Dim pagesetupdialog As System.Windows.Forms.PageSetupDialog pagesettings = New System.Drawing.Printing.PageSettings With pagesettings.Margins .Left = 100 .Right = 100 .Top = 100 .Bottom = 100 End With pagesetupdialog = New System.Windows.Forms.PageSetupDialog With pagesetupdialog .PageSettings = pagesettings ' Keep the original setting Dim marginSaved As System.Drawing.Printing.Margins marginSaved = pagesettings.Margins ' Convert to milimeters pagesettings.Margins = System.Drawing.Printing.PrinterUnitConvert.Convert(pagesettings.Margins, System.Drawing.Printing.PrinterUnit.Display, System.Drawing.Printing.PrinterUnit.TenthsOfAMillimeter) ' Show the page setup dialog If .ShowDialog() = DialogResult.Cancel Then ' If user clicked Cancel, restore the saved margin pagesettings.Margins = marginSaved End If End With With pagesettings.Margins Console.WriteLine(.Left) Console.WriteLine(.Right) Console.WriteLine(.Top) Console.WriteLine(.Bottom) End With But there is a problem with it. The conversion between milimeters and inches causes the measurement to be inaccurate. PROBLEM #2 `````````` The OriginAtMargins property of the PrintDocument component does not work properly when the PrintDocument is added into the PrintPreviewControl. Setting the value to True does not effect the preview shown by PrintPreviewControl but the printed result is correct. PROBLEM #3 `````````` When handling the PrintPage event of the PrintDocument, if the OriginAtMargins of the PrintDocument is set to True and I set, e.Graphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Millimeter then the top margin is measured as milimeters while the left margin is measured as inches. The problem discuss above might not be bugs but I have checked the MSDN library but it does not seem to help much. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks in advance. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60772
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 - DataGrid Scrollbar problem I've a problem using a datagird, for some reason I keep getting the scroll bars of the datagrid on top of the grid itself. Moreover, the window is big enough that I don't need the scrollbars. It's kind of hard to explain, please look here for example: http://ayende.freewebspace.com/bad%20datagrid.JPG This is where I create the tab pages, FillDataTable() fills the datagrid with rows. The code that I'm using is: tp = new TabPage(q.Name); dg = new DataGrid(); dg.BeginInit(); dg.SuspendLayout(); dg.BorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.BorderStyle.FixedSingle; dg.HeaderForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.ControlText; dg.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(8, 8); dg.Name = q.Name; dg.Dock = DockStyle.Fill; dt = new DataTable(q.Name); Name = new DataColumn("Name",Type.GetType("System.String")); Value = new DataColumn("Value",Type.GetType("System.String")); dt.Columns.AddRange(new DataColumn[]{Name,Value}); FillDataTable(dt,q); dg.DataSource = dt; dg.ReadOnly = true; dg.PreferredColumnWidth = 150; dg.AllowSorting = false; dg.CaptionText = q.Name; dg.ColumnHeadersVisible = false; dg.RowHeadersVisible = false; dg.ResumeLayout(); dg.EndInit(); tp.Controls.Add(dg); QuotesTab.TabPages.Add(tp); P.S. How do I make the columns spread on all the screen? (Actually, I just want the second column to do that.) Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60769
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 - HitTestInfo Returning Wrong Column I've been working with the hittestinfo class in my application trying to determine what column my user has clicked. Everything works fine so long as the columns are set to their default 75 pixel width. When I change the width of the column either in my columnstyle or in the datagrid control at runtime, the incorrect column is being returned. here's the code... Dim tempGrid as DataGrid = DirectCast(sender, DataGrid) '--- Select the whole row when the user clicks in the cell area ---' Dim pt as New Point(e.X, e.Y) Dim ht as DataGrid.HitTestInfo = Me.grdPoItems.HiTest(pt) If ((ht.Row > -1) AndAlso (ht.Column > -1)) Then MessageBox.Show(cstr(ht.Column)) End If I have this placed inside a DataGrid.MouseUp event handler. I'm working with VS 2003, Framework 1.1, No SP's installed. Has anyone else seen this behavior? jim Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60765
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 - Extending "Save As" Dialog My question is: How can i extend the "Save As" Dialog. For example if i am working in Word and i want to save my document in my new app, i want to select "save as" and i want my app to be shown in the options. I hope to be clear. Thanks. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60758
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 - printer share name i am held up.. please help me i have installed one network printer on my system and through c# program i want to get the share name of that printer.. the printer is installed on another machine and is shared.. can anybody help me? Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60757
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 - Form.Container property Hello, When I put components on a form the designer appears to package them up nicely in a container component. Does the inherited System.Windows.Forms.Form read-only Container property give access to these components? If not, how can I access a form's component list given only a reference to the form "As Form" ? Thanks for any help Jon Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60756
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 - Removing Excel.exe from memory This seems to be a topic that has been discussed at length in newsgroups, but I still can't get it to behave... I'm using automation to get at an existing Excel spreadsheet and then retrieve data from it. I then want to close down the Excel process. What I'm getting though, is the process remaining in memory until my app shuts down. I am, by the way, aware that MS article 257819 is a better method of getting at the data, but sadly the spreadsheets that I'm working with are created by another piece of software and they're just not quite right. The ADO approach doesn't work with them. My code (referencing MS article 317109 and numerous newsgroup postings) - just a sample to simply open Excel and the file, and then to shut it down....the form will need a reference to the Excel object library..... Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click 'Open the file Dim file As String = "c:\data\vs\test.xls" Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor Dim objExcel As Excel.Application Dim Books As Excel.Workbooks Dim Book As Excel.Workbook Dim Sheet As Excel.Worksheet objExcel = New Excel.Application() Books = objExcel.Workbooks Book = Books.Open(file) Sheet = Book.Worksheets(1) Sheet.Unprotect() '...and then attempt to close it Dim objEachWorkSheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim objEachWorkBook As Excel.Workbook For Each objEachWorkBook In objExcel.Workbooks For Each objEachWorkSheet In objEachWorkBook.Worksheets NAR(CObj(objEachWorkSheet)) Next objEachWorkBook.Close(False) NAR(CObj(objEachWorkBook)) Next NAR(objExcel.Workbooks) objExcel.Quit() NAR(CObj(objExcel)) GC.Collect() GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers() GC.Collect() Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default End Sub Private Sub NAR(ByVal o As Object) Try Dim i As Integer Do i = System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(o) Loop While i > 0 Catch excpUnexpected As Exception MsgBox(excpUnexpected.ToString()) Finally o = Nothing End Try End Sub Anyone have a method of putting the Excel process out of it's misery? -- For real reply address, lose the cash www.realuk.co.uk Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60755
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 - center the font in a tab control? Hi there, is there any possibility to center the titles in a tabcontrol object? Normaly the font is alligned to the left hand side by default. THX Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60753
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 - How to determine average character width for a font? Does anyone know how to determine what the average width of a character is for a font? The reason I want to know is that I want to use it to size my text boxes. For example, if I know that a text box will always accept 8 characters, I want to size the text box so that it is roughly the size that will display 8 characters. Jon Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60745
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 - Setting permissions for limited user accounts Hi All, I have two questions related to permissions which is going to cause me to lose my last piece of hair on top of my head. I am using VS2003 on XP Pro with Framework 1.1 1. The windows app creates registry keys during the install. However, when users with limited rights access the application it raises the Access to registry key is denied error. The user can go into these registry keys by using regedit. Besides, while executing these code lines, the assembly requests the registry access rights by using System.Security.Permissions. Well, it doesn't work unless the admin goes to registry and right clicks on the associated registry key to give full permission to the machine users. If this is my only option, then how can I do this programmaticaly? 2. Setup places a folder and several files for shared access from this folder. This folder also needs to grant access to users. How can I do this programmaticaly? Thank you very much for your help. Korhan Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60742
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 - Problem with Form.BindContext().Position I have a form with a DataGrid with AllowSorting property sets true. I am usually using the form.DataBinding (DataSet,DataMember).Position as the index when I need get the match data from the DataSet, but when I click on the header column to sort the rows, the Position porperty is changed to a value different from index. The question is, how can I get the corret row in dataset using the Form.BindingContext's properties with the DataGrid's AllowSorting set True? Best regards, Mauricio (Brazil) Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60725
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 - Is this a datagrid/combo bug??? Hi I have a form with a combo and a datagrid The combo has these properties: Datasource: DataSet11.tPersoner Displaymember: ChristianName It does not have any databindings The datagrid has these properties: Dim dv As DataView = DataSet11.tPersoner.DefaultView DataGrid1.DataSource = dv Because I want different bindingmanagers for the two controls. Now when I change the current cell in the datagrid (by clicking with the mouse) they are not synchronized (which I don´t want them to be). But if I sort the datagrid by clicking on a column header suddenly the combo shows the ChristianName of an (appearantly random) row in the datagrid. (I have created two different CurrencyManagers for the controls. And they are not synchronized. their .Position are not the same) It seems strange to me. Any explanations? best regards Jan Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60722
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 - Control size BUG! URGENT Hi there, I think I found a critical bug in Studio .net 2003. Try this, Create a Form. Create a Panel within the Form. Create a Button within the Panel. Now set the Button's Location.Y property to a value that it becomes above the panel's visible area, for example, set Location.Y to -300. Now run the program, close it again and then check Button's Size.Height value. It is now bigger one pixel than before. It also happens if you do the same thing to Location.X property. Can you tell me how to correct this bug? I tried to create a component that implements IExtenderProvider to change control's height to less one pixel everytime it goes to designmode but I can't find a event that is raised when this happens. I need this because I want to create a visual control like the Explorer-style tab that you can found on the left side of a folder browsing window. All controls inside the tab come from above, so I have to set the Anchor property to (Left or Bottom). It's very important for me, please reply as soon as possible. Thanks, Filipe Freire Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60721
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 - Can't reference control(s) outside groupbox I can't access any properties of controls outside a groupbox when handling events of controls belonging to this groupbox. Any suggestions? Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60720
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 - 'System.NullReferenceException' not breaking in MDI ChildForm I am developing some forms that use multiple accessors to get information from within user created controls. MainForm is Parent JobForm is a MDI child It has a user Control called MaterialControl Eg. MaterialControl has an accessor JobinProgress Which Accesses a Job Class, which in Turn Access a Materials class which in Turn accesses the AddMaterial Method Eg: JobinProcess.Job.Materials.AddMaterial JobinProcess has accessor to Job Job has an accessor to Materials Materials has the Actual Method. My problem is when I do not have something initialized properly during development and one of these accessors contains a null value. During debugging it just drops out of the MDi child Form being processed and breaks in the Parent form where the the MDI child form is being created, with the 'System.NullReferenceException' showing in the Main MDI Parent Form as opposed to staying in the MDI child Form with an error on the line generating the error. This requires me stepping through the code line by line to figure out which line is generating the error so I can fix it. Do I have something wrong in my debugging setup. It seems like it is only in the case of an null in an accessor that it does this. All other times it breaks into the code where the error is as opposed to dropping me out of the child form. Any help or nudges in the right direction would be appreciated. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60717
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 - Custom Control's Properties in Design Time I've got a custom control that I'm working on which has a property that is somewhat analogous to the DockPadding property in other controls (ALL, left, right, top, bottom). I've put together a type converter that returns the correct information with one exception: when I change the all property, I'd like the property grid to display the value for the rest, as does the DockPadding property. When I select the individual values, they change the display, but I much rather have them change automatically upon modification of the all property. Thanks, -Dan Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60716
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 - datagrid - word wrap text in column I am looking for a way to display all of the text in a column without having the user actually tab into the column or having the column width be really huge. I have a readonly datagrid in a windows form and I would like the comments field to word wrap. I have changed the row height and the column width, but the user still has to tab or click in the column to see all of the text. I have tried setting the DataGridTextBoxColumn style to wordwrap - but I think that this only works if the column is being edited. (the datagrid is never allowed to be editied) Any help would be appricated. darkd Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60712
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 - DataTable.AcceptChanges causes form to be first in z-order I have a C# windows forms application with a form which opens a non-modal form containing a data grid. The datagrid's datasource is a DataTable. If the datatable's AcceptChanges method is called, the non-modal form is moved to the front in Z-order. Is there a way to prevent this? I have tried setting the datagrid's dataSource to null, before calling AcceptChanges as well as calling BeginInit and BeginLoadData before AcceptChanges, but with no success. I have also noted that setting the DataSource on the DataGrid to null will also cause the Z-order issue. Any ideas for work arounds? The sample code is included: Form1 contains 2 buttons. One to open the non-modal Form2 and one to call a public method on Form2 which calls Form2's data table's AcceptChanges method. Form2 contains a simple data grid with a datatable with one column and one row. using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Data; namespace WindowsApplication1 { /// <summary> /// Summary description for Form1. /// </summary> public class Form1 : System.Windows.Forms.Form { private System.Windows.Forms.Timer timer1; private System.Windows.Forms.TextBox textBox1; private System.Windows.Forms.Button button1; private System.Windows.Forms.Button button2; private System.ComponentModel.IContainer components; public Form1() { // // Required for Windows Form Designer support // InitializeComponent(); // // TODO: Add any constructor code after InitializeComponent call // } /// <summary> /// Clean up any resources being used. /// </summary> protected override void Dispose( bool disposing ) { if( disposing ) { if (components != null) { components.Dispose(); } } base.Dispose( disposing ); } #region Windows Form Designer generated code /// <summary> /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify /// the contents of this method with the code editor. /// </summary> private void InitializeComponent() { this.components = new System.ComponentModel.Container(); this.timer1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Timer (this.components); this.textBox1 = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); this.button1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Button(); this.button2 = new System.Windows.Forms.Button(); this.SuspendLayout(); // // timer1 // this.timer1.Enabled = true; this.timer1.Interval = 1000; this.timer1.Tick += new System.EventHandler (this.timer1_Tick); // // textBox1 // this.textBox1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(48, 80); this.textBox1.Name = "textBox1"; this.textBox1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(168, 20); this.textBox1.TabIndex = 0; this.textBox1.Text = "textBox1"; // // button1 // this.button1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(32, 184); this.button1.Name = "button1"; this.button1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(80, 56); this.button1.TabIndex = 1; this.button1.Text = "Show DataGrid Form"; this.button1.Click += new System.EventHandler (this.button1_Click); // // button2 // this.button2.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(144, 184); this.button2.Name = "button2"; this.button2.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(72, 56); this.button2.TabIndex = 2; this.button2.Text = "Data Table Accept Changes"; this.button2.Click += new System.EventHandler (this.button2_Click); // // Form1 // this.AutoScaleBaseSize = new System.Drawing.Size(5, 13); this.ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(292, 273); this.Controls.Add(this.button2); this.Controls.Add(this.button1); this.Controls.Add(this.textBox1); this.Name = "Form1"; this.Text = "Form1"; this.ResumeLayout(false); } #endregion /// <summary> /// The main entry point for the application. /// </summary> [STAThread] static void Main() { Application.Run(new Form1()); } private void timer1_Tick(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine("Form Focused="+this.Focused.ToString()+" TBfocused="+textBox1.Focused.ToString()); } private Form2 m_Frm2; private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if (m_Frm2==null || m_Frm2.Visible==false) { m_Frm2 = new Form2(); m_Frm2.Show(); } } private void button2_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if (m_Frm2!=null) m_Frm2.DataTableAcceptChanges(); } } } using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Data; namespace WindowsApplication1 { /// <summary> /// Summary description for Form2. /// </summary> public class Form2 : System.Windows.Forms.Form { private System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid dataGrid1; private DataTable m_DataTable; /// <summary> /// Required designer variable. /// </summary> private System.ComponentModel.Container components = null; public Form2() { // // Required for Windows Form Designer support // InitializeComponent(); m_DataTable = new DataTable("MyTable"); m_DataTable.Columns.Add("Col"); m_DataTable.Rows.Add(new string[] {"A"}); dataGrid1.DataSource = m_DataTable; } public void DataTableAcceptChanges() { m_DataTable.AcceptChanges(); } /// <summary> /// Clean up any resources being used. /// </summary> protected override void Dispose( bool disposing ) { if( disposing ) { if(components != null) { components.Dispose(); } } base.Dispose( disposing ); } #region Windows Form Designer generated code /// <summary> /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify /// the contents of this method with the code editor. /// </summary> private void InitializeComponent() { this.dataGrid1 = new System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid(); ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize) (this.dataGrid1)).BeginInit(); this.SuspendLayout(); // // dataGrid1 // this.dataGrid1.DataMember = ""; this.dataGrid1.HeaderForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.ControlText; this.dataGrid1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(72, 40); this.dataGrid1.Name = "dataGrid1"; this.dataGrid1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(408, 216); this.dataGrid1.TabIndex = 0; // // Form2 // this.AutoScaleBaseSize = new System.Drawing.Size(5, 13); this.ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(632, 365); this.Controls.Add(this.dataGrid1); this.Name = "Form2"; this.Text = "Form2"; ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize) (this.dataGrid1)).EndInit(); this.ResumeLayout(false); } #endregion } } Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60710
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 - Attn Herfried K. Wagner thanks for your help on datagrid combox Cobrastrikes Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60705
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 - Showing a form on another form's load Hello. How can I show a form as modal on another form's load event so that the calling form is shown before the called form. I tried it by calling Form.ShowDialog from inside another form load event, but the called form is shown before the calling form gets visible. Any ideia? Thanks in advance, Celio C. J. Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60704
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 - Highlighting in the TreeView Hi! In my treeView it seems possible to Select a Node via SelectedNove, because the treeView is scrolling to that position (althoug it's not in the middle) But it isn't hightligthing it as if i would click it with the mouse. how do i do this ? thanks for help, nick Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60703
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 - Excel text import wizard I'm in the process of writing a text import wizard and would like to base the 'preview' portion on the one Excel uses; a kind of grid/edit control hybrid... has anybody come across a component that would offer similar functionality? tia Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60702
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 - Active title bar font Hi, I'm writing a windows forms application in C# and I need to know active title bar font type and size. Any opinions how to obtain it in the code? Thanks JP Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60701
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 - Using axWebBrowser Hello, Using axWebBrowser control, how do I make it to always open a link in a new browser window? thanks, /m Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60697
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 - How to authenticate users? Hi all, I would like to write a Windows application who manage his own users and roles. The app should be able to create user, give roles to users, ... Any users will be prompted for a username and password and affected by given roles to this user. Depending on the roles of the authorized user, the app authorized some window and block some others! (ex : if it's the admin how is connected all task must be done, but if it's a guest user only the display product list will be accessible, other tasks not show or disabled!) I have some experience in web develloppement but none in windows app :-( Is it possible to do that with a database! or use something like authentication model with ASP.Net ??? Any idea or help is welcome. In advance I thank you for your attention. Regards. MD Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60696
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 - Weird problem, startup form is not brought to front. Hi All, I have a problem where my startup form is not brought to form. First I have a splash screen while the application is loading. In the startup method I call Application.Run(new Form1()); // This is the main form and then inside Form1 I call SplashScreen.Close() // to close the splash screen The splash screen is displayed, but the Form1 is hidden behind the windows explorer where I start up the application. This is odd, does anyone has any suggestion? Thanks, /m Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60695
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 - Attn Herfried K. Wagner thanks Cobrastrikes Tag: Inter op between C# and VB Tag: 60693

Hi..

Does anyone have a idea of how to integrate between C# and VB.. I have a
project developed in VB.NET.. and a few other developers are doing
additional screens in C#. How do I integrate the C# forms into VB?

Vijay

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Re: Inter op between C# and VB by Mattias

Mattias
Mon Nov 10 14:54:19 CST 2003

>Does anyone have a idea of how to integrate between C# and VB.. I have a
>project developed in VB.NET.. and a few other developers are doing
>additional screens in C#. How do I integrate the C# forms into VB?

Compile the C# forms into a DLL and reference it from the VB.NET app.

Mattias

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