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    - Dataset questions, vs2008 Hi 1. I am filling the dataset in my form load method as; Me.MyTableAdapter.Fill(Me.MyDataSet.Clients). What about the records that other users add to the database? Do I need to run the fill command from time to time or will dotnet automatically fetch these records periodically? 2. I am saving the data as below; Me.Validate() Me.MyBindingSource.EndEdit() Me.TableAdapterManager.UpdateAll(Me.MyDataSet) How will system react when concurrency violation occurs? How will system inform me of it and how can I handle that? Thanks Regards Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114977
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    - bindingsource not filling in custom list. I am using a bindingsource as the datasource to a datagridview. In the bindingsource properties, I set DataSource to "TaskSchedule", a class derived from List<ScheduleItem>. I perform all schedule operations (add/delete/modify) via BindingSource's Item, Add, and Remove methods. The app works "properly" but BindingSource.List does not give me a TaskSchedule object back. In fact, I can find nothing that looks like a TaskSchedule from the BindingList. If I change BindingList.Datasource to ScheduleItem, the application works the same way. Why is BindingSource not creating a TaskSchedule, or giving me a way to give it a TaskSchedule object to use as a datasource? (I want to continue to set the DataSource type at design time so that the DataGridView will generate the columns for me) Thx Marc Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114970
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    - [VS2005] XP-style taskpane widget? Hello I'm only getting started with VB.Net. I installed VS 2005 Pro, and would like to add an XP-style taskpane widget to a form: http://www.bcgsoft.com/BCGCBTour/Images/TasksPane.jpg I guess there are a bunch of them available. Among the most well known, which would you recommend? Thank you. Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114968
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    - Windows Form DesignTime/Mode Detection Hi, I'm a novice in .NET Windows Forms programming. Recently, I was stumbled by a puzzle, regarding how to determine whether the code is currently executing under design-time or not. My code was written in C# under Visual Studio .NET 2003. In my project, I just created a Windows Form as a base form, and then inherited another Windows Form based on that one. Everything works fine. But, after I had added some custom code into the base form's OnLoad event handler, the problem occurs that the inherited form can no longer be openned in the designer. And the designer says that "An error occurred while loading the document". Here is the skeleton code snippets: public class MyBaseForm : System.Windows.Forms.Form { protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e) { try { // some custom code was added here, // which may be error prone at design time ... } catch { } base.OnLoad (e); } } public class InheritedForm : MyBaseForm { // this inherited form can not be loaded by the designer, // if some error was thrown within the base form's code ... } So, the question is obvious. How to make a design mode detection and avoid uncessary errors during design-time in my custom code? Thanks, Laser Lu Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114967
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    - Office Icons Hi Are Office 2007 icons available somewhere for use in vb.net winform apps? Thanks Regards Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114966
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    - need advice on controller and forms I have a use case that deals with Invoicing. I have 3 forms along with a controller class that deals with this use case. The main form of the application contains a User Control called InvoiceList that displays a list of invoices in a grid. The user has the option of either adding a new invoice, editing an existing invoice or deleting an invoice. If the user chooses to add or edit an invoice, an invoice form is displayed. The invoice form displays a particular invoice along with the detail lines. If the user chooses to add or edit a detail line, a detail form is displayed for that purpose. I want all 3 forms to use the same controller class InvoiceController. What is the best way to create the controller and make it available to all 3 forms? Who should create the controller? Should the view or should the controller create the view? etc. etc. Bill Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114965
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    - Creating wizard Hi I need to create a wizard in my application. Are there any third party controls that provide some sort of framework to help write one? I just want to save some time if I can. Thanks Regards Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114964
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    - Label control inside panel or groupbox is grayed I have created a panel (or groupbox) control on top of my form control. I have placed a label inside. I have set the visible property of the panel (or groupbox) to false. During execution, I want to display the text of the label inside the panel (or groupbox) as a message to the user on top of my form. When I set the panel (or groupbox) to visible at runtime, the label text inside is either not visible or grayed. Why? How to resolve? Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114958
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    - WebBrowser control and Javascript / Security Hello, I was wondering if there is a way to modify the WebBrowser control so that it enables javascript by default in a Win 2003 environment with the enhanced internet explorer security. I have read various FAQs on the topic, and all seem to point to a white paper "Adjusting WebBrowser Permissions With InternetSecurityManager" on MSDN. However, I cannot find this white paper for the life of me. Would anyone know where this whitepaper may be? Or if there is a way to modify the WebBrowser permissions? Thanks for your time Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114957
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    - how we control size of .net2005 controls on change of Display Unit hi... i have a problem regarding. i had developd a program related to dispaly info system.i used a winform and used some lables on tat.i fixed the winForm windowstate is maximized and set winfrom Size=1024x768. The from and applicationwch i hd create in 1024x768 resulation. Now the problem i am facing is..this application used display unit. Which is Plasma and TFT wide screen...when my application run on tat display unit then my form layout adjust with that but controls wich i used on tat from is not adjust with the change of Display unit.. it show some blank area in left and bottom. i want that as like form can adjust wid display unit..same as winform controls cab adjust with diplay unit. Have anybody an idea ...??? how can i make this to be generalize..?? Thanks in advance, Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114954
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    - Determine if font is insalled I am using NET20 and need to determine if font is installed on users machine? TIA Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114950
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    - MVP model - controlling forms Hiya A quick question. I'm using the MVP design pattern to write a Windows Forms application. I understand the principle behind it and can write a presenter that controls an associated view. The View creates the Presenter and passes itself in to the constructor of the Presenter. However, when I want to launch a child form as a result of e.g. a button click - who does the responsibility lie with? It can't lie with the Presenter because the Presenter shouldn't be closely coupled with any particular UI implementation - and to enforce this, my Presenters are in a separate assembly to the UI one. The UI references the Presentation assembly and you can't reference the other way as well because of circular dependency. It could lie with the Form but then you start putting business logic in your UI tier rather than your presentation tier, which I don't want to do. Should there be a third, controlling entity which orchestrates transitions from one screen to another? I've Googled for this a bit and other people seem to be having the same question - any suggestions gratefully received. Cheers Isaac Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114945
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    - System tray // still running............... Hi, After I close my application, it still is avaialable in the system tray proces window, how can I kill this proces while my application shut's down? it seems that everytime the application is started, a new process becomes available....... and memory is allocated -- Best regards Luc Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114943
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    - right function equivalent in vb.net If you dont want to use the visualbasic namespace here is the simple right function equivalent in vb.net: Private Function Right(ByVal str As String, _ ByVal Length As Integer) As String Right = str.Substring(str.Length - Length) End Function Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114942
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    - TextBox and vertical scroll bar Say please, can we adjust TextBox so that the multiline = true when there was no vertical scroll line until it is not necessary? (Now there is a vertical scrolling, but in an inactive state). Ie to do so, as in RichtextBox default. http://www.alvas.net - Audio tools for C# and VB.Net developers + Christmas discount Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114938
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    - Programmatically scrolling Hi all, I'm struggling with a winforms problem considering scrolling. I'm using a free table class xptable (you can find it on sourceforge), which implements a table control. It's all working quite easily and performant. Now I'm having the following : column 1 of the table control should allways be visible. When you scroll, you will allways see column 1, the other columns will scroll normally. Since I have all the code I rewrote the horizontal scrolling function a bit, and made a clipped rectangle of my first column. This works, BUT when I resize the window the control is redrawn. How can I make this work in a clean way? Some other thing that I tried, is to make 2 tables of it, the first table only containing that one column, and no scrolling. This works in the way that only the right table has horizontal and vertical scrolling abilities. so for the horizontal part it is ok. But, when the right table is scrolled down, the left should scroll down too, and that doesn't work. Can anybody help me with these scrolling issues, give good articles about it or anything. Thanks, Greetz, Koen Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114936
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    - How to use MODI dll in VB.Net application Hi All, I am new to .Net. I am developing a module for scanning passport copies and extracting the text. Can anyone guide me on this ? I heard about MODI and got a sample source code. I downloaded mdivwctl.dll. Where should I copy the dll and how can I use it for my application. I am currently running MS Office 2007. Thanks in advance for any help. Prakash. Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114934
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    - ThreadStateException when show the OpenFileDialog in the windows Hi all: In my windows services project, I add a windows form to the project that act as the service control monitor, the form (frmInvestorProfile) has a method to launch the OpenFileDialog, when run in the IDE it will raise the following exception ThreadStateException: Current thread must be set to single thread apartment (STA) mode before OLE calls can be made. Ensure that your Main function has STAThreadAttribute marked on it. This exception is only raised if a debugger is attached to the process. Here is the entry point of the service: <MTAThread()> _ Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String) If args.Length > 0 Then If args(0).ToLower = "/i" Then InstallService() ElseIf args(0).ToLower = "/u" Then UnInstallService() End If Else Dim svc As ServiceController = Nothing For Each itm As ServiceController In ServiceController.GetServices If itm.ServiceName = svcInstaller.SERVICE_NAME Then svc = itm Exit For End If Next If svc Is Nothing OrElse svc.Status = ServiceControllerStatus.Running Then Application.Run(New frmInvestorProfile) Else If svc.Status <> ServiceControllerStatus.Running Then Dim ServicesToRun() As System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase() {New svcUpdateDailyNAV} System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.Run(ServicesToRun) End If End If End If End Sub My Questions are: 1. If running in WinXP (outside the IDE) the service control monitor form can show the OpenFileDialog, but in Vista it will hang. I remember it work on Vista before, but after install the VS2008 and couples of Vista update (I'm not sure it is cause by these reason) it no longer work. 2. By default VS2005 generate the service entry point using <MTAThread()> is it ok to change it to <STAThread> ? Thanks JCVoon Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114932
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    - Click once deployment With click-once deployment, would that content of the app.config/ myapp.exe.config be safe from tampering by the user? My deployment directory is read-only for the user. -- Arne Garvander Certified Geek Professional Data Dude Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114929
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    - .Net Conversion and Third Party Controls Hi All, I was asked to look into the ComponentsOne Studio Enterprise and Infragistics NetAdvantage packages to compare the pros and cons between them, and see if these components can greatly help us rewrite one of our main applications written in VB6 to .Net. This is a big application, it currently uses COM, COM+, ActiveX... Has anyone used these 2 before? which of the packages would you prefer (both window and web components)? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated Thanks Sam Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114928
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    - check disk space of a network drive Does anyone know how to check diskspace of a network drive? The below code works only for local drives. The following returns an error "Object must be a root directory("C:\") or a drive letter ("C"): Dim di As System.IO.DriveInfo = New System.IO.DriveInfo("\\SERVER01\C $") Dim totalspace As Long = di.TotalSize Thanks Before Hand, Adiel Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114926
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    - graphic Drag/drop challenge I have to develop a program that will have two panes. The left pain is a Tiff of a Loan Form. the right panel has a bunch of text boxes that are populated from a database with text data. I have to allow the user to drag the contents from the text boxes on the right and drop a rendering of the onto the form. So, for instance, I drag the name of the loan applicant onto the form and when it gets close to the place where name goes it will have a snap capability that will make it easy for the user to drop it in exactly the right place and it must be in the right font and point size. I don't know how to do this. Is it possible in a managed code application? Thanks, T Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114925
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    - DesignSurface et al I have a Form, SkinForm, that uses this in the ctor: m_surface = new DesignSurface(); IServiceContainer serviceContainer = m_surface.GetService(typeof(IServiceContainer)) as IServiceContainer; serviceContainer.AddService(typeof(IToolboxService ), toolbox1.Service); serviceContainer.AddService(typeof(INameCreationSe rvice), new NameCreationService()); serviceContainer.AddService(typeof(System.Windows. Forms.PropertyGrid), Program.GetMainForm().GetPropertyGrid()); m_host = m_surface.GetService(typeof(IDesignerHost)) as IDesignerHost; Control form = (Control)m_host.CreateComponent(typeof(MyDesignFor m)); // Set SelectionService - SelectionChanged event handler m_selectionService = (ISelectionService)(serviceContainer.GetService(ty peof(ISelectionService))); m_selectionService.SelectionChanged += new EventHandler(selectionService_SelectionChanged); m_view = m_surface.View as Control; m_view.Dock = DockStyle.Fill; m_view.Parent = this; This form is created by a mainform. The mainform has a toolbox and a propertygrid. I can drag controls onto the SkinForm and select each and see properties. The problem is that I dont exactly know how to create controls at runtime and place them on the SkinForm so that they can be selected and the properties show in the propertygrid. The controls typically would be loaded from a database when the form loads. I have tried the following and the controls show up, but they cannot be selected: MyDesignForm frm = m_host.RootComponent as MyDesignForm; frm.SetBitmap(m_Bitmap); foreach (SkinButton button in m_skin.m_buttons) { Control clone = m_host.CreateComponent(button.GetType()) as Control; clone = button; frm.Controls.Add(clone); } What am I doing wrong? Can someone tell me how to make this work? Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114921
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    - Load Text Tab Delimited File into a Dataset Hi, I'm having some dificulties to load a text tab delimited into a dataset, I've tryied several things, including schema.ini file and so on. Don't know where to go now, better I've done was load all file in one column, guess I've to read it now and break it based on tab in another dataset, but I think there's a better way to do it. TIA Ric Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114920
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    - usercontrol garbage collector Hello everybody! I have a strange "bug" with my usercontrol : Here what I try to do : I instanciate my usercontrol to put it in a tabcontrol Then I call a function of this usercontrol passing some parameters like a dataset In debug mode, when I try to access the data into the dataset (any table) from the parent form, no problem. BUT if I try to access data into the dataset (any table) from the usercontrol, it keeps telling me it cannot evaluate the value since the thread is stopped where the garbage collection cannot run ( and so on, the real message is in french so...) Any Ideas? Thanks in advance ! Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114919
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    - is dll Registered? not sure this is the right forum for this but I don't know what is... I inherited an application that has a lot of dlls. Some are unmanaged com dlls and need to be registered. How can I tell if the dll is com? How can I tell if it's registered? -- Regards, Gary Blakely Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114914
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    - WPF vs WinForms Hi Apart from simple test harnesses, I haven't done much with WinForms. As for WPF, I know what it stands for :-) Having Googled for a while, I couldn't find a no nonsense web site that helps me understand where WinForm and WPF sit in the Microsoft world. For example, is WPF the replacement for WinForms? Please comment or point me to some decent articles. Please note that I am mainly interested in these technologies from an Arcitecture point of view. For example: * Why would a company want to migrate an existing WinForms app to WPF (or is that a silly question) * If starting a new Windows application, what are the key considerations in chossing between WinForms vs WPF * Which environment is better suited for delivering functionaly rich GUI in a RAD environment Thanks Amir Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114909
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    - Closing a CAB application Hi, I have an application based upon Microsoft's CAB. There is a shell application comprising ui extension sites, deck workspace etc. plus several modules which are listed in the profilecatalog. In general the modules are nothing more complicated than UserControls containing DataGridViews, this kind of thing. What I want to do is to trap when the user decides to close the application, and when this happens for the modules to be able to do some "tidy up" work. (For example, in one module I want to persist the widths/presence of the datagridview columns, for the next time.) However I am having a great deal of trouble hooking into any kind of "close" event. Simplest of all, I couldn't find anything off the UserControl or the DataGridView which told me when they were being destroyed. Other things I have tried so far have included trapping the WorkItem's Terminating event. This fired, but only after the ui had been destroyed, too late to write any data from the screen. Also, I hooked my module into the Workspace's SmartPartClosing event, but this event didn't fire. I can't help thinking that this should be really obvious, and that maybe I'm missing something. Any ideas anyone? Thanks. Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114907
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    - Self-sufficient Winform app like Delphi? Hello I've never written a Winform application, and was wondering if it's possible to compile a self-sufficient EXE even when using third-party components, just like Delphi, in which case the only dependency is the version of the .Net framework? Or am I required to also ship some external files like DLL's, etc.? Thanks. Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114900
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4733717/> * Galata Tower <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697421/> * The famous Maiden's (Leander's) Tower was originally built by Alcibiades in 408 BC <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697401/> * The Obelisk of Thutmosis III at the Hippodrome of Constantinople was brought from the Temple of Karnak in Egypt by Theodosius the Great<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697394/> * Satellite photo over Istanbul and the Bosphorus<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697380/> * Portion of the legendary walls of Troy (VII), identified as the site of the Trojan War (ca. 1200 BCE)<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4697368/> * The Celsus Library in Ephesus, dating from 135 CE<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697360/> * Mustafa Kemal Atat=FCrk, founder and first President of the Republic of Turkey <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697353/> * F-247 TCG KemalReis is a SalihReis (MEKO 200TN II-B) class frigate of the Turkish Navy 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Ararat is the highest peak in Turkey at 5,165 m (16,946 ft)<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4697037/> =C7ankaya Presidential Residence<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736430/> * Esenbo=F0a International Airport<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4736422/> * State Art and Sculpture Museum<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4736418/> * View of central Ankara from the Botanical Garden<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736414/> * ANKARA PHOTO GALLERY <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736372/ > * ISTANBUL PHOTO GALLERY <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736357/ > * Part of the METU campus <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4736318/> * Hittite artifacts on display at the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736301/> * View of Atakule Tower and Ankara's city center<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4736294/> * Skateboarding in Ankara <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4736277/> * Part of the METU campus, as seen from 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Antonio di Padova <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698374/ > * Arap Mosque <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698366/> * Sultan Ahmet Mosque <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698319/> * The 6 km (4 mi) long Ba=F0dat Avenue <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698311/> * =DDstiklal Avenue in Beyo=F0lu <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4698300/> * Akmerkez in the quarter of Etiler<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698287/> * Yal=FDs in Arnavutk=F6y <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/4698274/> Ba=F0lant=FDlar=FDm* Ana Sayfa <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/> * Profilim <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/profile/> * Ar=FEiv <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/archive/> Kategoriler *FERRAR=DD PHOTO GALLERY* <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/> 1-25 TURKEY PHOTO GALLERY<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/1-25+TURKEY+PHOTO+GALLERY/ > 26- 50 TURKEY PHOTO GALLERY<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/26-+50+TURKEY+PHOTO +GALLERY/> Emblem <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/Emblem/> Flag <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/Flag/> Motto <http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/Motto/> Arkada=FElar=FDm *EUROPE PHOTO GALLERY* <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/> * ferrariphotogallery <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/> * EarthGuide <http://earthguide.blogcu.com/> * bbcworldnews <http://bbcworldnews.blogcu.com/> * photoarchive <http://photoarchive.blogcu.com/> *FERRAR=DD PHOTO GALLERY* <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/> * Ferrari F430 F1 Coupe <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655958/ > * 25 ferrari photo gallery <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4656130/> * Ferrari 612 F1/ Grigio Alloy/ Black/ RHD (2006) <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656105/> * Ferrari 612 Scaglietti F1 <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4656092/> * Ferrari 599 GTB F1 <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656090/> * Ferrari F430 Spider <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656086/ > * Ferrari 360 <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656084/> * Ferrari 456M GT <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656080/> * FERRARI 360 F1 MODENA ROSSO CORSA RED ,BLACK LEATHER<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656076/> * 1995-N Ferrari F355 Berlinetta Red Black Nero Leather<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656075/> * 1995-N Ferrari F355 Berlinetta Red Black Nero Leather<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656074/> * 1998 Ferrari 550 5.5 Maranello Coupe<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656068/> * 1997 Ferrari F355 3.5 Spider Convertible<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656061/> * 1989 FERRARI 328 gts targa manual<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656059/> * 1998 FERRARI F355 355 Spider F1<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656055/> * 1998 FERRARI 550 MARANELLO Red / Magnolia stitched red<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4656052/> * 2000 W Ferrari 360 Modena F1 Argento/Nero<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655995/> * FERRARI F355 SPARK PLUGS DENSO IRIDIUM X8<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655990/> * One off Ferrari Table <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655985/ > * FERRARI 360 Spider Self drive Hire / Rental<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655981/> * New FerrariF430 Coupe F1 Nero & Crema leather IN STOCK<http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/4655971/> * 1998 Black Ferrari 355 Inc. 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Peter and Paul (1613<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706684/> * The Railway station square, an example of Stalinist Minsk<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706682/> * Island of Tears, with a recently constructed memorial church<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706678/> * Shoreline in Mediterranean Greece.<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706472/> * Tara River Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe is located in Montenegro.<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706470/> * Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe.<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706468/> * University of Informatics and Radioelectronics<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706697/> * National Technical University<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/ 4706696/> * Building of the Department of Biology, Belarusian State University<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706695/> * Pedagogical University <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706692/ > * Russian Orthodox church of St. Mary Magdalene (built in 1847)<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706674/> * The High Square as painted in the 1840s<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706669/> * A satellite composite image of Europe<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706660/> * The Council of Europe created in 1955 a flag for<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706508/> * Cape Roca, a cape that forms the westernmost point of mainland Europe, is located in Portugal <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706495/> * Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in Continental Europe, is located in Switzerland <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706492/> * Dettifoss, the most powerful waterfall in Europe, is located in northeastern Iceland. <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706490/> * P=E4ij=E4nne lake and white nights in Finland.<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706487/> * Europe's longest river, the Volga River, at Yaroslavl.<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4706483/> * Roland pledges fealty to Charlemagne, Holy Roman Emperor<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4705315/> * The Greek Temple of Hera, Selinunte, Sicily<http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/4705249/> Ba=F0lant=FDlar=FDm* EUROPE PHOTO GALLERY <http:// europephotogallery.blogcu.com/> * Profilim <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/profile/> * Ar=FEiv <http://europephotogallery.blogcu.com/archive/> Kategoriler *FERRAR=DD PHOTO GALLERY* <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/> *Kategori yok* Arkada=FElar=FDm TURKEY PHOTO GALLERY<http://turkeyphotogallery.blogcu.com/1-25+TURKEY +PHOTO+GALLERY/> * bbcworldnews <http://bbcworldnews.blogcu.com/> * youtube2008 <http://youtube2008.blogcu.com/> * photoarchive <http://photoarchive.blogcu.com/> * ferrariphotogallery <http://ferrariphotogallery.blogcu.com/> Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114893
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    - Odd behavior with WindowState I have a WinForms application in .NET 2.0. I'm trying to set the WindowState property of my form prior to it being visible, but it's doing some weird stuff. My code looks something like this: private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { this.Visible = false; this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized; } However, when the form finally shows, it is not maximized -- it's still set to normal. On the other hand, if I don't set this.Visible = false, then it will maximize the form, but it will also immediately make the form visible when the this.WindowState property is set. Neither of these are the desired results. I am performing some operations based on the form size after it is maximized, so I need the form's size to reflect the maximized state, but I don't want the form to be visible until after these operations are complete. Question 1) Why does it behave this way? Is this intended, or was this just an oversight (or even a bug)? Question 2) Are there any workarounds to this? I have tried some other things (setting Opacity = 0, which resulted in a weird flicker) but nothing is producing a clean, flicker-free result. Thanks in advance. Jerad Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114892
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    - listView Hi, listView1.Items[0].Selected = true does trigg my listView1_OnSelectedIndexChanged event but the item doesn't change it's color!! The line in my listView should be Blue, but it only turns blue when I click on it.. How can I fix that?? Thank you! -- -- LZ Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114889
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    - Keyboard problems with embedding controls using SetParent Note: I'm unfortunately restricted to .NET 1.1 for this application. Workarounds involving .NET 2.0 are still interesting to me however, if only because they may suggest a way forward... I've got an application which acts as a wrapper for other plugins. The plugins are UserControls which are hosted via SetParent calls, due to living in separate app domains. They're all running within the same thread, however. I'm seeing the current issues: 1) Pressing tab to cycle focus around doesn't work within a plugin - it appears to try to pull focus out into the "host" form, but will never go *into* the plugin or cycle within the plugin 2) Drop-down lists don't respond properly to keyboard up/down (the drop-down list just closes) Now, I've been trying to work out how much of this is due to using SetParent instead of adding the control "properly", and how much of it is due to running in different AppDomains. The code below creates a parent form with two textboxes, and a child control containing a textbox and a dropdown. The behaviour I see with the example isn't *quite* as bad as with different AppDomains, but it's still not perfect: 1) Tab from the parent won't go into the child, it cycles between the textboxes 2) Tab within the child goes from textbox to dropdown, but then won't go anywhere else. I'm hoping that solving the simpler set of issues will point to a direction for the rest. Any help very warmly welcome. Thanks, Jon using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Drawing; public class ParentForm : Form { [DllImport("User32.dll")] protected static extern IntPtr SetParent(IntPtr hWndChild, IntPtr hWndNewParent); static void Main() { Application.Run (new ParentForm()); } public ParentForm() { Size = new Size(400, 400); TextBox tb = new TextBox(); tb.Location = new Point (5, 5); tb.Text = "In parent"; tb.TabIndex = 1; Controls.Add(tb); tb = new TextBox(); tb.Location = new Point(5, 320); tb.Text = "In parent"; tb.TabIndex = 3; Controls.Add(tb); } protected override void OnHandleCreated(EventArgs e) { ChildControl child = new ChildControl(); child.TabIndex = 2; child.Location = new Point(50, 50); // Only have one of the following two lines uncommented; // the first works, the second doesn't. //Controls.Add(child); SetParent(child.Handle, this.Handle); } } public class ChildControl : UserControl { public ChildControl() { TextBox tb = new TextBox(); tb.Location = new Point(5, 5); tb.Text = "Edit here"; Controls.Add(tb); ComboBox cb = new ComboBox(); cb.Location = new Point(5, 50); cb.DropDownStyle = ComboBoxStyle.DropDownList; cb.Items.AddRange(new string[] {"First", "Second", "Third", "Fourth"}); Controls.Add(cb); Size = new Size(300, 300); } } Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114886
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    - Hide title of the form The question this: as a form of hide title, but kept the possibility of changing its size mouse (ie the style of the "None" would not be appropriate)? http://www.alvas.net - Audio tools for C# and VB.Net developers + Christmas discount Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114885
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    - Treeview Subnode Name - Return Name All, I don't have any problems getting the name or text of a root level node. But when I try to get the subnode text or name, it always fails or returns empty depending on code. How do I get a sub node name? TIA Private Sub treeView1_NodeMouseClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As TreeNodeMouseClickEventArgs) Handles TreeView1.NodeMouseClick Dim newSelected As TreeNode = e.Node MsgBox(newSelected.Name.ToString) 'Returns Root Node Level MsgBox(newSelected.Nodes(0).Name.ToString) 'Crashes app End Sub Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114882
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    - test julian Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114879
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    - Display many child controls in tab page takes toooo long time. Hi. First of all, I'm sorry about my poor English. I have a big problem with tab control. I write a program which needs many text fields to input data into database. This application requires so many text fields in a form that my team decides to separate these text fields into numbers of tab pages, but switching among the tab pages needs one or two more seconds to display text fields. For example, one of those pages holds 5 GroupBoxs, and each of them holds 27 text fields, 1 drop list and 1 check box. We can reduce the time to an or half second after we set 'UseVisualStyleBackColor' property of TabPage to 'false' and change 'BackColor' property of GroupBox from 'Transparent' to 'Control'. The problem, however, is that during the switcing of tab pages users can notify that new selected page draws its child controls from bottom to top. Can I hide this so that new switched tab page appears only after every child controls are drawn just like using back surface buffer of DirectX. Setting double-buffering style of windows form control doesn't affect. Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114876
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    - Replicate Data Between SQL 2005 All, I am looking at updating our .Net application to allow off line clients. By this, I mean clients using the .Net app while not connected to the internet or our corporate network. The application currently uses SQL 2005 to house data and some application configurations. I don't have an issue deploying SQL to the mobile users but want to know my options to sync the data between the databases. Once I have those options, I can manage conflicts from there. So, what are my options to keep data on a server and client(s) and when the client connects back to the network, merge them? Thanks, Brian Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114875
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    - TextBox with AutoComplete i'm inheriting the TextBox class of .NET 2.0. how can i show the autocomplete drop down without typing any character? in most windows application there is a short cut: alt+down. my favorite solution would be to implement this short cut too! :-) Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114874
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    - Missing Title pls help hi, i dont really know what i did but this morning when i switch on my computer, the titles of my folders are missing i wonder if any could help~ [IMG]http://i5.tinypic.com/85omy2p.jpg[/IMG] Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114872
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    - DataGridView and array properties Hi. I have a class which exposes an array as a property. I want to bind a List of these classes to a DataGridView, where the columns are set up in advance for known indexes of this array. For example: class MyClass { public decimal[] DiscountRates { get {...} } } ... DataGridViewTextBoxColumn column = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn(); column.HeaderText = "Discount Rate 1"; column.DataPropertyName = ???? // what goes here? myDataGridView.Columns.Add(column); myDataGridView.DataSource = List<MyClass> I tried "DiscountRates[0]" as the DataPropertyName but this doesn't seem to work. How do I do this? Many thanks Tag: JIT-compiled output Tag: 114867
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Hello

I'm learning about .Net, and was wondering about what happens
with the JIT-compiled EXE.

The first time I run my little "Hello, world!" sample, it's a bit
slow, but if I run it again, it's as fast as a VB Classic program.

If that is indeed due to JIT, where does Windows keep the compiled
version: In RAM? In a temporary directory? If the latter, is the
JIT-compiled output kept until the user logs off?

Is there a way to distribute a compiled version of my VB.Net app, so
that performance is as good as my VB Classic apps, even the first time
users launch it?

Thank you.

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Re: JIT-compiled output by Jon

Jon
Sun Dec 16 12:25:17 PST 2007

Gilles Ganault <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
> I'm learning about .Net, and was wondering about what happens
> with the JIT-compiled EXE.
>
> The first time I run my little "Hello, world!" sample, it's a bit
> slow, but if I run it again, it's as fast as a VB Classic program.
>
> If that is indeed due to JIT, where does Windows keep the compiled
> version: In RAM? In a temporary directory? If the latter, is the
> JIT-compiled output kept until the user logs off?

No, that's not the JIT - it's just that the second time you load it,
all the .NET framework libraries etc are in the in-memory disk cache.

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Re: JIT-compiled output by Bob

Bob
Mon Dec 17 01:37:02 PST 2007

As John suggests you are not really seeing the benefits if JIT compiling
here. However if this subject interests you, see this article on my site...
http://www.bobpowell.net/prejit.htm

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"Gilles Ganault" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:irvam31ghailrtgpcpphr6de4mmmr7dh5o@4ax.com...
> Hello
>
> I'm learning about .Net, and was wondering about what happens
> with the JIT-compiled EXE.
>
> The first time I run my little "Hello, world!" sample, it's a bit
> slow, but if I run it again, it's as fast as a VB Classic program.
>
> If that is indeed due to JIT, where does Windows keep the compiled
> version: In RAM? In a temporary directory? If the latter, is the
> JIT-compiled output kept until the user logs off?
>
> Is there a way to distribute a compiled version of my VB.Net app, so
> that performance is as good as my VB Classic apps, even the first time
> users launch it?
>
> Thank you.

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Re: JIT-compiled output by Gilles

Gilles
Mon Dec 17 18:47:37 CST 2007

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 10:37:02 +0100, "Bob Powell [MVP]"
<bob@spamkillerbobpowell.net> wrote:
>As John suggests you are not really seeing the benefits if JIT compiling
>here. However if this subject interests you, see this article on my site...
>http://www.bobpowell.net/prejit.htm

Thanks. I'll take a look.

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