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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

here2learn8-Sep-09 2:10

8-Sep-09 2:10

that is there but still there are bunch of people that's our friends out of our family, with whom we share many things and bdate is one of them...

and of course everyone of us know whom of our firend we can ask and share how much...

any way what you told is absolutely right taking if any such details collecting thing is being attempted which will reveal our info to a person whom we woulnd't wish to share bday such details with...

thanks. Smile | :)

when i kept this question i really didn't know i will get/send message to many of you...

really nice experience of suggestions and corrections for me...

All,
thanks a lot... Smile | :)

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

EliottA8-Sep-09 3:27

EliottA

8-Sep-09 3:27

Well, that just caught me by surprise. +5 for picking that up.

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

here2learn10-Sep-09 0:56

here2learn

10-Sep-09 0:56

Sorry but i didn';t get you...

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

OriginalGriff7-Sep-09 23:29

OriginalGriff

7-Sep-09 23:29

My appologies if I offended you. However, if you are considering writing something that will make someones machine do unexpected things, you have to consider what the reaction will be. What would you think was happening if you recieved an email that did what you describe?

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

Mycroft Holmes7-Sep-09 23:44

Mycroft Holmes

7-Sep-09 23:44

I think it was a perfectly acceptable response, I wish I could leap down the line and rip some peoples lungs out, this guy would have been one of them. Friends like that who needs spammers.

Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

here2learn7-Sep-09 23:45

here2learn

7-Sep-09 23:45

No need buddy. I do understand that at first my request looks like i am going to use it for spamming likd of thing, so it was even mistake from my side to keep unclear things out there...

regarding if it happens to me: Yes thats true even i will feel its pishing kind of but only if from unknown sender but if i know the sender also i can see what that promprt is asking to me mostly i can believe the mail

but still as all have suggested it's not good idea so i have dropped that thing and thinking to ping my friends some other way...

thanks Smile | :)

modified on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:41 AM

Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

OriginalGriff7-Sep-09 23:53

OriginalGriff

7-Sep-09 23:53

here2learn wrote:
i will feel its pishing kind of but only if from unknown sender

Thats part of the point, I guess - if it could open a window, it could send an email to your entire address book. Which would look like it came from a friend...

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

here2learn7-Sep-09 23:57

here2learn

7-Sep-09 23:57

yes thats true... so no one can say the mail coming from a well known sender is safe or not if it does this kind of stuff what i tried...

well explained... Smile | :)

thanks

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

Luc Pattyn8-Sep-09 1:24

Luc Pattyn

8-Sep-09 1:24

promises we can't check unless you publish your e-mail address right now.

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

OriginalGriff8-Sep-09 1:34

OriginalGriff

8-Sep-09 1:34

I am not going to Belgium again - not for you, not for anybody! Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

here2learn8-Sep-09 1:47

here2learn

8-Sep-09 1:47

hi. how shall i publish my id.

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Re: How to open a window in when user opens a email

CoderForEver10-Sep-09 0:27

CoderForEver

10-Sep-09 0:27

why dont u post the code that sends to one budy and we will give u a hint ..

Form Load

gwithey7-Sep-09 22:02

gwithey

7-Sep-09 22:02

Hi just wondering if there is a simple way to force the form to reload.

"this.Refresh()" does not seem to work. nether does "form.Load";

private void VMCU_BlanktheDisplay()
     {
        try
        {
           //works but doesnt update screen
           VMCU.UpdateDisplay(VMCU.BlankDisplay);

           this.Load;
           //this.Refresh();
        }
        catch (Exception)
        {
           // raise event with UCC
           VMCU.UpdateError(cmdError.BlanktheDisplay);
        }
     }

Above the code i have so far. It is for a screen update, as the update works it just doesnt refresh the form. Does anyone know what i can do?

Thanx George

Re: Form Load

Christian Graus7-Sep-09 22:05

Christian Graus

7-Sep-09 22:05

If you want the form to repaint itself, call Invalidate(). If you want to reset your form to a known state, you need to write code to do that.

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Re: Form Load

gwithey8-Sep-09 1:47

gwithey

8-Sep-09 1:47

Thank you for the reply, i tried this however i think it was a problem with me not updating the picture box in my program and thats why it did not appear. As i was converting an array into an image and forgot about updating the image box.

Dynamic Classes and Interfaces on XML Loading?

Sindicoro7-Sep-09 21:51

Sindicoro

7-Sep-09 21:51

I was pondering setting up a base class for an object and having multiple interfaces for object qualities that are optional. I was considering how I could set these up in XML and have them deserialized to be classes with only the interfaces that are used in the xml...

Such as:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Class1 xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
  <Class1Boolean>false</Class1Boolean>
  <Interface1Int32>0</Interface1Int32>
  <Interface2String />
</Class1>

When loaded would produce a Class1 that has Interface1 and Interface2, but if there were no Interface2String in there, it would not implement that interface when loaded.

Suggestions?

Socket Programming in C#

Tufail Ahmad7-Sep-09 21:44

Tufail Ahmad

7-Sep-09 21:44

Booth sends data to server, but on Server, it gives error as "Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted"

My code is as:
TcpListener tcpListener = new TcpListener(5500);
tcpListener.Start();

Error comes at tcpListerner.Start();
Help plz

Tufail

Re: Socket Programming in C#

prasadbuddhika7-Sep-09 22:01

prasadbuddhika

7-Sep-09 22:01

reason might using the same socket for more than one instance at the the same time, make sure you close all the sockets after use.
most of the times this happens, because of unclosed sockets,only one socket is allowed at a time with a specific ip and port

Re: Socket Programming in C#

Sindicoro7-Sep-09 22:09

Sindicoro

7-Sep-09 22:09

You can only listen on a port once, after you have a listener you can accept incoming socket connections through it.

I recommend looking at TcpListener.Pending(), TxpListener.AcceptSocket(), and if you want to get fancier, TcpListener.BeginAcceptSocket() and TcpListener.EndAcceptSocket().

There is a wonderful example here, Simple TCP Server[^] and here, Asynchronous socket communication[^]

Re: Socket Programming in C#

Tufail Ahmad9-Sep-09 17:46

Tufail Ahmad

9-Sep-09 17:46

please guide me that should i use WinSocket (as in vb6) or i should use TCP's
Thanks

Re: Socket Programming in C#

Luc Pattyn8-Sep-09 1:28

Luc Pattyn

8-Sep-09 1:28

if your app uses threads, and does not handle IsBackground correctly, older versions of your app might still be running, preventing the latest instance from functioning properly.

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Process termination

Amit Patel19857-Sep-09 21:40

Amit Patel1985

7-Sep-09 21:40

Hi ,

two notepad are running one is saved as first.txt other is saved as second.txt how to kill only one process first.txt
I am using the following code which is closing all the notepad

foreach (Process pre in Process.GetProcesses())
      {

          if (pre.ProcessName.StartsWith("notepad"))
              {


                  pre.Kill();


              }
      }

Regards,

Amit Patel

Re: Process termination

Elayaraja Sambasivam7-Sep-09 21:43

Elayaraja Sambasivam

7-Sep-09 21:43

Find the main window of the process first,
next get the caption of window,
check your condition, if it's satisfy then kill that process...

Re: Process termination

dan!sh 7-Sep-09 21:51

dan!sh

7-Sep-09 21:51

You can do that by checking Process.MainWindowTitle property.

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Re: Process termination

prasadbuddhika7-Sep-09 21:56

prasadbuddhika

7-Sep-09 21:56

what about this

Process[] pro = Process.GetProcessesByName("Notepad");
            pro[0].Kill();

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