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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / December 2005

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A String Problem04 Dec 2005 11:49 GMT2
void myfunction(String * Parameter){
  String* test0 = S"A";  // Parameter is also "A",but its details is not
very clear.
  String *test1 = String::Format(S"head{0}tail",test0);
How to do memcpy for Byte[]?04 Dec 2005 09:09 GMT5
I guess what I want to do is best explain via the codes here;
Byte[] byteA = new Byte[100000];
Byte[] byteB = new Byte[4];
...
Service description04 Dec 2005 02:01 GMT3
In Computer Management, in the list of services, there is a "Description"
column. How do I set this for my service?
(System.ServiceProcess.ServiceInstaller.DisplayName doesn't do it.)
Combo Box Locked Property03 Dec 2005 20:47 GMT3
In old Vb6 there was the ComboBox.locked property which let me to show
information but inhibit the user to modify them. Consider an application
with different security level in this case different account may edit/change
values or not. My idea is
call .net 2.0 assemblies from .net 1.103 Dec 2005 20:17 GMT16
There are some features that I want to use from .NET 2.0 but my company is
not ready to do the shift yet. I have incapsulated these functions in a .NET
2.0 assembly that I want to call from our existing .NET 1.1 application.
When adding the reference to the .NET 2.0 assembly in ...
Sudden error on connection, conflict sql 2000-2005? desperated!03 Dec 2005 09:08 GMT4
I have some nasty error when deploying my application (VB.NET 20002) on the
users-computers. I'm using an SQL 2000 database.
The problem I guess is the fact that I had a local SQL 2000 and a local SQL
2005. I used to develop on a network SQL 2000 (the same which the users are
HttpWebRequest and obsoleted serialization constructor03 Dec 2005 08:52 GMT1
I have question related to HttpWebRequest class, part of System.Net
namespace. Apparently in .NET 2.0 version, the one and only available from
outside constructor is now declared as obsolete (this is a dump from
Reflector):
How to convert Byte[] into String?03 Dec 2005 08:31 GMT6
I would like to ask on how to convert array of bytes, Byte[] into String?
I tried StringIwant = System.Convert.ToString(byteData);
but it actually return "System.Byte[]" rather than convert the data I wanted
into string.
I can't copy a picture to word!03 Dec 2005 06:41 GMT1
I have a copy code as below. Which works well inside my application.
But if I try to copy a picture into word, it always fail!
Any tips?
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Process id=0x1c8(456), Thread id=0xb00(2816) 03 Dec 2005 05:05 GMT2
I have a small home network one of them win2000pro server and one XP Pro
won't let Automatic Update install the Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1 install
all other update install fine
on the win2000pro server after trying install it comes up st.20.tmp-Common
copy to pasteboard international text (to Notepad)03 Dec 2005 01:27 GMT1
I try to copy text from a home made TextView to Notepad.
If I paste international text FROM notepad I get 3 pasteboard type:
-System.String
-Text
Visual Studio install via Novell Zenworks02 Dec 2005 23:34 GMT1
I am having a hard time getting on the same page with our IT department
installing Visual Studio.Net 2003. Due to HDD limitations I asked them to not
install MSDN on the systems and they say it is impossible to NOT install MSDN
during the installation process. They have an image ...
how do i create a new file -- in memory?02 Dec 2005 19:14 GMT15
i have what i would guess to be a relatively "newbie" question: how do
i create & write to a new text file?
i have found plenty of articles (MSDN & other) on how to do this in
conjuction w/ the *file system*, but i do not wish to touch the
Problem uploading files with HttpWebRequest02 Dec 2005 18:39 GMT2
I'm having a problem uploading files.  The code that is responsible for this
works almost all the time, but fails when trying to upload files that
approach a megabyte in size or more, from a server that has a slow internet
connection.  The exceptions I get are:
Extended ASCII Encoding in .NET02 Dec 2005 17:35 GMT5
Does anyone know how to decode extended ASCII string into extended ASCII bytes?
For example, "ä" is 228 in the extended ASCII character set.
ASCIIEncoding supports 7-bit ASCII, thus every character in the extended set
is decoded as "?".
 
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