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Block WM_MOUSEACTIVATE messages03 Dec 2006 14:10 GMT7
I am developping an application (using C#) and I need, whenever the user
click on the form, this one not to be activated. (the system mustn't give the
focus to the form).
After several search I saw a way : overriding the WndProc (wich belongs to
Accessing value of a Variable in parent from custom control02 Dec 2006 16:08 GMT9
Is it possible to access value of a variable in Parent Form within control at
runtime?
Please provide an example (possibly in VB).
Display currentDateTime on my asp.net page01 Dec 2006 19:51 GMT2
Is there a simple way to display current Date and Time on my asp.net
page. I am trying to display this in header of my .master page so that
it gets displaye dthrougghout the site. Please help.
Thanks,
codebehind for .master?01 Dec 2006 10:46 GMT1
I am a newbie to .net technology. So, please bear if this question
sounds very basic.
Is there a code behind file for .master page too? or should I write all
my script in .master itself. Thanks in advance. -Shaly
Reference Problem01 Dec 2006 06:06 GMT3
   I developed a .Net 2.0 asp.net application and add some references
to VB DLL and every thing work fine. Once the development is complete
and i deploy the app on Integration server references t Vb dll does not
work.To fix the problem i have to open the solution on Integration
.NET Framework 2.0 to 3.001 Dec 2006 06:03 GMT5
These different versions of frameworks which seems quite too many for
me, do they provide any sort of downward compatibility.  I mean can I
assume that if I write a application on .net framework 2.0 will it work
okay when I move to 3.0 ?  Or do I need to do some sort of conversion?
Using #line directive01 Dec 2006 05:51 GMT1
I have a C++ project in DOT NET. I am using the __FILE__ and __LINE__
to print the current file and line number. I do not want the file anem
with the full path to be printed. So I used the #line directive.
[code]
how to pass a byte array by reference01 Dec 2006 05:41 GMT2
 I am new to Managed c++ and C# .
 I've to use unmanaged code in C# . For that I've written a managed
wrapper. I am passing a byte array to a function and updating that byte
array. And I've to use that in my C# code.
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