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Threading problem16 Apr 2004 14:40 GMT1
I have a form which acts as an mdi parent.  It receives an event which has a name and message
It creates a new form for every name and displays messages within that form
The event handler calls RouteMessage which dtermines if the form already exists (using a hashtable) and tries to ...
VB.Net VC#.Net VS.Net16 Apr 2004 14:31 GMT2
If I buy one of the above, and install it on two computers, both of
which are owned and used by me, is Microsoft going to throw a tantrum
like they did with Windows XP?  I.e. is there any kind of "activation"
or other such harrassment?
Hello World without using VS.NET16 Apr 2004 14:31 GMT12
Has anyone successfully created a Hello World program without using Visual
Studio.NET? If so, what IDE did you use and what namespaces did you import?
Thanks!
Andy Sutorius
Hidden main form, use of delegates etc16 Apr 2004 13:38 GMT1
Rather than developing an application with numerous frames and hiding/showing them as required, I decided to investigate starting my Winform application via a class and using delegates to decide which form to show as the main form.
Below is a code snipet
    class ...
enum annoyance...16 Apr 2004 12:44 GMT8
I realize that C# is a strongly typed language, but as a C++ programmer converting to C# I find the requirement that I typecast my integer enum values to be particularly annoying.  Does anyone else in the C# community think that the compiler should relax this a bit
// example, ...
VB vs C#16 Apr 2004 11:37 GMT53
I first started with the C language using TurboC moving up to the full C++ with both borland/ms extensions. For the last couple of (dry) years, I have not needed to do full bore projects. As a result I switched to VB to make those quick util progs. Now that I am back into ...
C# IIS MimeType Compiler Problem16 Apr 2004 11:21 GMT1
I'm trying to add some mime types to the local IIS server using some c#
code.
The code I'm using is:
---snip---
Creating Runtime Controls in a TabControl16 Apr 2004 10:26 GMT2
I need to create some runtime controls in a TabControl
I've tried doing the following but no controls appear
  txtBox = New TextBo
  tabCtrl.TabPages.Item(2).Controls.Add(txtBox)    ' 2 being the index of the page I want to add the contro
string encoding problem16 Apr 2004 09:43 GMT3
Hi Al
I'd like to encode a string submitted from a utf-8 form in a aspx page to big5
Any ideas on how to do that
I try sth like
keycodev216 Apr 2004 08:29 GMT1
I am developing an application using vb.net (visual studio 2002) & crystal report 9 for vs.net running on a win 2000 machine, and i am having problem in displaying my report in a window form with CrystalReportViewer. The following error occurs "cannot find keycodev2.dll, or ...
text decoding from dataset, hmm... help appreciated.16 Apr 2004 08:25 GMT20
Here is my problem:
I have a SQL Server 2000 DB with various NVarChar, NText fields in its
tables.
For some stupid reason the data was inserted into these fields in UTF8
Conversion Tools...16 Apr 2004 08:03 GMT1
Is there anything in the .Net framework that allows a program written in dBase 5.7 to be converted to C# or VB.Net?? or even Fox Pro
Regards
Darryn
special character  "16 Apr 2004 05:56 GMT1
In vb.net      response.write ("""haha""")   this will return a "haha
In c#           the same code will return an error
How do I correct the error in c#
Actually, I have a stringbuilder and appending the
VS 2002 not working16 Apr 2004 04:51 GMT2
I got a free version of Visual Studio 2002 Professional from a Microsoft .NET Student Conference in Toronto about a year ago.  I had to wait until I got Windows XP to install it and now that I have, it says the key is incorrect.  I have un-installed and re-installed the program ...
Calling C# from VB.Net15 Apr 2004 22:33 GMT6
I have code in a C# file which I want to call the class within from a VB
DotNet form. The code is from
http://www.dnzone.com/ShowDetail.asp?NewsId=223. I am a more of a Delphi and
web developer.
 
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