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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / June 2006

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Writing BLOBs (through C#)01 Jun 2006 09:23 GMT1
Following up on a question somebody asked a day-or-so ago...
When /reading/ BLOBs in C# I can use sequential access and GetBytes(); fine,
sorted.
However, is there a similar equivalent for /writing/ BLOBs? *Without* having
How to hide caption Bar in a Form01 Jun 2006 07:35 GMT4
When we create new windows application there appears a default form
without any controls , it shows a caption as "Form1" in blue bar ,
could any one tell me how can i hide that part through program , i am
using vb .net 2005 ( meaning i don't want to show the controls like
How to Fax on Demand01 Jun 2006 06:06 GMT1
I'm desigining and building a new system from scratch that will provide its
users with the ability to send faxes on demand (amongst many other
features).
This new system will include a .NET 2.0 Windows Forms client with a SQL
Toggle form from editable to readonly and vice versa01 Jun 2006 03:07 GMT4
I know this has to be simple and I am missing something, but, I have a
windows forms application.  The forms are bound to an object.  I want to be
able to have the form open as readonly until an "Edit" button is pressed.
After all of the edits are done, they can then click an ...
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