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Hi everybody,
Iam in a process of creating a html based photo album (to be burned on a CD). I would like to have a option to save the image displayed to the users disk by providing the common "Save As" dialog box. Any help would be appreciated. bye.
CreProDes
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ok friends,
I think i myself figured it out, actually all we need to do is open the image using a window.open method and execute the script document.execCommand("saveas") on the opened window object and we get the save as screen. bye.
CreProDes
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Dear All,
I am a student of Computer Sciences. I need some help regarding Network Interface Card.
I have two network cards installed in my system. I want to make a program which should assign single IP to both cards. I have two independent networks attatched with one machine. One network is attatched with NIC1 and other is with NIC2. I want both network to send data over one IP address. Can anyone help me to build such application.
If anyone can guide in such application, please do it.
your help will be highly appreciable
Fakhar
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I don't think Windows would know how to handle that. I know they used to make dialup modems that phsyically combined lines so in theory if you made some software you could rig it up, but I wouldn't even no where to start.
Sorry 
- Matt Newman / Windows XP Activist
-Sonork ID: 100.11179
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could anyone help how i can manage to logon and execute some command line commans, by using a c program?
I would like for an example to del
\\server\d:\\public\test.txt, with one profile from the server...
is that possible?
i tried runas command but i failed..
pls help
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Hmm... have you tried to execute like
runas /user:<username> cmd /c <your command="">
?
Martin
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you mean telnet of what ?!
I am the mighty keeper of the book on knowledge . Contact me to get your copy .
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I am considering authoring a series of articles on the development lifecycle. My idea is to mimic the Duwamish books and Fitch & Mather type series MSDN does. I will choose a product and then document all the steps to properly design, develop, debug, deploy and refine it.
It would need to be a relatively small project for me to have time to complete it, so I was trying to come up with ideas as to the type of project to do.
Does this sould like the type of article anyone would like to see? If so, what project would you like to see. (Remember, it can't be too large of a project.)
Thanks,
Matt Gullett
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*Excellent* idea.
There were about half a dozen people looking to write articles on non-programming issues such as design, deployment, testing - and even stuff like work place relations and survival.
I'd be very keen to have these sorts of articles and would like to open a new dedicated section.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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I have already begun working on it. I am planning on doing a 6-10 day project and having one article per day with a complete write-up on each days activities along with code, etc.
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Matt, thats sounds really good! 
We all do love those "real world" stories!
--
Daniel Lohmann
http://www.losoft.de
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Chris Maunder wrote:
stuff like work place relations and survival.
Articals like these would be cool... I've been working with computers for years but being a student means I normally don't get the same sort of experience a full time employee would get in a company. Would be nice to get views and articals on that sort of stuff.. 
This shoudl probably be in teh suggestions forum.
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I agree, this type of information is totally needed. Looking forward to your articles.
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Matt Gullett wrote:
My idea is to mimic the Duwamish books and Fitch & Mather type series MSDN does
This is a very good idea, I myself have considered writing an article on the best framework for the development of applications. Keep us all up to date on where you are with this, otherwise I might actually do something like this in my nonexistent free time
Nick Parker
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Is it possible to include Delphi Libraries into VC++. Please anyone Help me is it possible. If yes, Please explain me in detail
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AFAIK, no.
Borland cooked up a few new keywords in their "C++ compiler" to be able to use their Object Pascal modules, but it's not portable.
Also is the problem that Borland (as the only Win32 compiler vendor I'm aware of) still uses OMF (or whatever it was since Win16) while the rest of the world speaks (X)COFF.
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If you are writing about the VCLs, VC++ cannot directly use them. The alternative is to creative an ActiveX control or component derived from the VCL or create a Win32 API DLL.
Rich
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Hi,
I'm new to embedded programming, and I'm looking for a small research project for a Grad class. If anyone could give me a few ideas or point me in the right direction, I would apprectiate it.
Thanks,
Neena 
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Hi
Which type of project u want???
Trace The Bugs...
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Can anyone give me some advice on writing an automatic updater or simply point me to an already existing example?
Some of the feature I am looking for:
- check for updated files over http and ftp protocols or simply file based for Intranet applications
- replace running executables itself or DLLs used by the application with the updates
- just show new documentation, tips, announcements etc.. when available
- Allows updates based on dates or on file versions
Thanx ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif) ,
Daniel
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I've searched for one too but i found nothing, so i started my own few time ago, it should be ready in a month or so. I am putting lots of features in it and making it so any program can use it with very little amount of code.
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Thank you for the info.
I think I can wait for yours to be ready
,Daniel
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You can implement this using a WebResourceProvider that can check if you're running an older version of an application, and download the latest version of component modules if necessary.
Of course, there are also other issues involved. For one, your replaceable DLLs should be loaded at run-time (using LoadLibrary()) so that you can load them after the latest versions have been downloaded.
/ravi
"There is always one more bug..."
http://www.ravib.com
ravib@ravib.com
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Thank you for pointing me to your _GREAT_ WebResourceProvider article.
Now regarding the LoadLibrary() stuff, I think that to avoid coding using LoadLibrary() we should launch an external program and exit. Then after everything is done the external program could start the calling software!
Just an idea!
Thank you again for your article, I'm impressed! 
,Daniel
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In my program all methods of update will be suported: lauching an external program(ive made it wizard-like), making all via code in your program, making it read some script and work in "silent mode" or any method someone would like i can put it there, and if someone wants to add anything it will be opensource of course.
Email: nukerfleet@netcabo.pt
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