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Databinding with the textbox?02 Mar 2006 08:15 GMT1
Hello, I am new to VS VB.net 2005 and would like some comments if possible.
I should say that this is a site I am making (trying to make) for the
Internet.
  Why can't I use the text field to databind a patients name
Databinding to the textbox02 Mar 2006 08:13 GMT1
Hello, I am new to VS VB.net 2005 and would like some comments if possible.
I should say that this is a site I am making (trying to make) for the
Internet.
  Why can't I use the text field to databind a patients name
Hit-Testing Problem in Ink API02 Mar 2006 06:44 GMT1
I am not sure if this is too-granular a question to post to this group;
however, I did not see a Tablet-specific group. I am experiencing a problem
with the Microsoft.Ink.Ink.HitTest(Point [], float) method in the Tablet SDK.
I have pasted code below that verifies the problem ...
Setting an object to a User Control02 Mar 2006 05:16 GMT3
If I have a name of a User Control in my project, how can I set an Object to
that User Control?
ie;
I have a User Control, called "Accounts" in my project
Nested Objects with rdlc report02 Mar 2006 03:36 GMT5
I have Visual Studio 2005, trying to properly bind to a nested object tree.  
I can bind to the top level object just fine, but can't seem to "hook" my
nested object in.
I have a ShoppingCart object, which has 1+ Shipment objects, which each have
copy forms across applications02 Mar 2006 01:46 GMT5
I developed an application using visual studio 2003. Now I want to make a
similar application without having to redesign similar forms.  Is there a way
to copy and paste windows forms across application? I can copy from one to
the paste buffer. BUT, there is no corresponding ...
"Processing Request" Message02 Mar 2006 01:28 GMT1
I have a webform that takes input from user and on postback it'd do a few
things before redirecting the user to another page. Now the problem is those
"few things" are very resource intensive and takes a while to get done. So,
I'd like to show the user a page or a message like ...
Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes01 Mar 2006 20:52 GMT1
Checking if proper/best way to do this...
I have to pass a C# string to a C++ DLL. The function in the DLL
(gethostbyname) requires a null terminated string. It seems like when you do
byte [] var = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(string); that it only loads the byte
count lines of code01 Mar 2006 20:41 GMT1
All,
Anything in Visual Studio to count lines of code?
TIA
Bill
uml designer01 Mar 2006 20:38 GMT2
I'm looking for an uml designer tool for visual studio 2005 professional.
I have visio 2003 professional where I can design uml class, but I can't
generate the c# class in visual studio 2005.
Is there an option in visio ?
CREATE SHORTCUT01 Mar 2006 20:00 GMT1
How do I programatically create a shortcut in .NET?. This is not for a SETUP
program but within my application, I have a need to create shortcuts using
code.
Can anyone help?
dotnet 2.0 performance01 Mar 2006 19:15 GMT1
Since .Net 2.0 has many new controls, I was wondering if it impacts the
webserver in any way. Is the performance of .Net 2.0 affected in any way?
Thanks
Query SQL Servers01 Mar 2006 18:58 GMT2
How can I query a SQL server to determine if an SQL job is enabled or not
using Visual Basic.net
Encoding.ASCII.GetString()01 Mar 2006 18:28 GMT3
C#:
I have a buffer that is populated with char data from a  DLL:
byte [] ret = new byte[1024];
I want to convert to a C# string:
Pass Data Between Windows Service and ASP.NET page01 Mar 2006 18:05 GMT2
Is there a way for a Windows Service to talk to an ASP.NET page (via
HTTP to localhost perhaps)? I'm looking to utilize the cache and
multithreading available in ASP.NET, but I'm not nessarily looking into
make a webpage.
 
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