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22-Jun-09 21:15

got same again...any other way???

Re: Dll in setup wizard

DoctorMick22-Jun-09 22:18

DoctorMick

22-Jun-09 22:18

It could well be a dependancy further down the line that is missing (i.e. a dll that the dll you referenced references...). Use dependancy walker (or similar) to see what the dll causing the issue is using and make sure they're all deployed with your app.

Flash in C# application

KIDYA22-Jun-09 20:21

Re: Flash in C# application

22-Jun-09 20:21

Hello experts!!

I want to use flash video on my mdi form,Is it possible??and which tool??

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar22-Jun-09 20:36

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

22-Jun-09 20:36

From the toolbox, COM components drag and drop 'Shockwave Flash Object' and then should be up and running.

Source Courtesy: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/rymoore/embedding-flash-in-windows-forms-4398[^]

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Re: Flash in C# application

KIDYA22-Jun-09 21:01

22-Jun-09 21:01

I do same it gave ACTIVX control error....

datetime conversion

havejeet22-Jun-09 20:19

havejeet

22-Jun-09 20:19

Hi All,

I want to convert current datetime (differs in format depending regional setting) into 20090622172120 format.
How do I do that? I want solution that work with any regional setting.

many thanks,

Jeet

KIDYA22-Jun-09 20:31

22-Jun-09 20:31

this link may help you...<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/datetime/Seagate_Date_Code.aspx">

Isaac Gordon22-Jun-09 20:40

Isaac Gordon

22-Jun-09 20:40

use System.Globalization.Calendar name under this their are different country
Date time format are Provide or change the culture of your application for current thread.
thank u

Mirko198022-Jun-09 21:28

Mirko1980

22-Jun-09 21:28

Try DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss");.
Reference from MSDN.

havejeet23-Jun-09 2:09

havejeet

23-Jun-09 2:09

thanks,

last solution worked perfectly, however how will I convert this into original string back? Please suggest.

thanks
Jeet

Mirko198023-Jun-09 2:51

Mirko1980

23-Jun-09 2:51

DateTime.ParseExact(dateTimeString, "yyyyMMddHHmmss", null); will give back the original DateTime object (MSDN).

METHOD OVER LOADING

arun_pk22-Jun-09 19:54

arun_pk

22-Jun-09 19:54

Method over loading comes under runtime memory allocation or compile time memory allocation??

Re: METHOD OVER LOADING

Cracked-Down22-Jun-09 22:40

Cracked-Down

22-Jun-09 22:40

See this
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/2998482/Re-Discussion-Can-we-say-Overloading-as-polymorphism.aspx[^]

User Control

Richard Andrew x6422-Jun-09 14:36

22-Jun-09 14:36

If I create my own control derived from UserControl, can I put it ( the .cs file ) directly inside the project that's going to use the control, or must the control be inside a control library dll?

Christian Graus22-Jun-09 15:07

Christian Graus

22-Jun-09 15:07

It can just be in the project.

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Richard Andrew x6422-Jun-09 15:09

22-Jun-09 15:09

Well then I can't understand why I can't get my control to show when I add it to the form's Controls collection:

MyControl newControl = new MyControl();

Form1.Controls.Add( newControl );

newControl.visible = true;

And the control doesn't show up. Sigh | :sigh:

Not Active22-Jun-09 15:17

Not Active

22-Jun-09 15:17

Guess that depends on how you coded it. Can't really tell from here.

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Richard Andrew x6422-Jun-09 15:20

22-Jun-09 15:20

I understand what you mean, but what "coding" could possibly cause it not to show up?

I just created a new UserControl, plopped some controls onto it, and that's it.

What should I check?

Richard Andrew x6422-Jun-09 15:27

22-Jun-09 15:27

Thanks for your attention, I figured it out.