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Check File Integrity08 Feb 2007 12:49 GMT1
Anybody knows how to check the file integrity?
I need to check the file integrity whether it is corrupt or not. Can
anyone please advice?
converting datetime08 Feb 2007 12:26 GMT4
I would like to convert a datetime to a specific format. I was trying
to use Convert.ToString(date,
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat.ShortDatePattern) but I got
some error. I would just like to see the date, not the time, how do I
Build DateTime manually08 Feb 2007 11:44 GMT3
I am getting an Exception and trying to fix as MS suggest
From C# help this comes
>>Make sure your method arguments are in the right format.
>>The format of your method arguments must meet the parameter specifications >>of the invoked members.
hmmmmmm08 Feb 2007 11:39 GMT7
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throwing custom message?08 Feb 2007 10:50 GMT3
How can I catch an error and throw the exception message plus some custom text?
For example, I'd like to do something like this:
try
{
FxCop Do not pass literals as localized parameters warning08 Feb 2007 07:45 GMT2
FxCop gives a "Do not pass literals as localized parameters" warning on the
dot Text properties of my Form1 components in Form1.Designer. These are the
strings that label the buttons and form. I assume that I don't really need
to retrieve these strings using ResourceManager, or do ...
i wanna record a sound in .net app08 Feb 2007 07:43 GMT2
I want my app's user to be able to record sound through my app and save it
to the/some file. How can I do that? Are there any classes in the .net
framework that let us do this? Or will I have to buy some thirdparty
components, in which case plz suggest some cool n tested links.
Fill listview with references08 Feb 2007 07:06 GMT3
I'm searching for a methode to get the the reference to an object I
added into a listview.
I got this class Address
class Address
Load existing html into table cell08 Feb 2007 04:43 GMT2
How can I load an existing html file into a table cell for display?
Setting the TableCell.Text to an existing web file path only displays
the path of the file, but not the file itself.
System.Web.UI.WebControls.TableCell c =
combobox autocomplete with button click event08 Feb 2007 03:47 GMT2
How can I get combobox autocomplete working with button click event,
my application cannot use keyboard, so I have soft keypad. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Regular Expressions problem08 Feb 2007 02:25 GMT2
I am trying to turn my html page into text only (except for <a> tags -
links).
I have changed everything except remaining tags.
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Trying to get values of each column in a datagrid view08 Feb 2007 00:08 GMT2
I am usign the code below to find the current row and cell. Which works OK.
Then hwat I want to do is get the value of each other cell in the row. So
below I am trying to get at least one values. The last line gives me an error
that I am not passing the correct arguments. But I ...
application quit07 Feb 2007 23:38 GMT3
its there a application quit method to exit the application example
thanks
Mark
static class ...err.. pointer07 Feb 2007 23:36 GMT5
i'm a bit confused here, a pointer is something aiming to an object,
but a static class is not an object, nevertheless i would like to have
the possibility of doing something like handling an HashTable and
getting from it a pointer to a static class :
Sending a byte over the serial port07 Feb 2007 22:16 GMT1
I'm trying to send numbers over the serial port as bytes, not strings.
What I mean is if I want to send a 255, that should be 1 byte, not a 2
followed by a 5 and a 5. I'm trying to convert a borland c++ app.
This is what the c++ app does
 
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