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Everthing in my solution is compiling and linking and running ok.
Two days ago, I now receive the following message when I run the solution.
"There were development erros. Continue?"
It seems to run ok. I am concerned and would like to fix it.
Gene
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Professor Gene wrote: "There were development erros. Continue?"
development erros? Really? I've never seen that message are you sure? I have seen this one:
"There were build errors. Would you like to continue and run the last successful build?"
If that is the message you see then if you click "Yes" you are not running the code that does not compile because ... well it has to compile before it can run. Also if that is the message you are seeing it seems you need to work on your reading and comprehension skills.
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led mike wrote: "There were development erros. Continue?"
Now it's not just end-users anymore who don't read error messages properly anymore.
This whole business is going down...
Regards,
mav
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What? Are you fishing for an invitation into our club? Talk to Mark Salsbery[^], he's currently in charge of candidate screening. 
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I'm just fed up with hearing customers telling me "there was an error message. Fix it! No, I didn't read it and can't tell you what is said." 
Regards,
mav
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mav.northwind wrote: "there was an error message. Fix it! No, I didn't read it and can't tell you what is said."
Is this your application? If so do you produce logs of some sort? That is a far superior approach than relying on users to read messages.
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Sure it does, but for our average customer even opening a simple text file is beyond scope...
Regards,
mav
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mav.northwind wrote: but for our average customer even opening a simple text file is beyond scope
Why would you have a customer open a log file?
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Because many don't have internet access on the machines our applications are running on so they can't simply mail the files to us...
Regards,
mav
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This is starting to get old... provide a printing feature and have the fax them to you or even snail mail them, anything you can think of is superior to having a customer read a log file or even worse, not use the log file at all which is what it sounds like you are doing.
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Hi People - I have been tasked with a project to choose the best method and tools to deploy our c# app - it probably needs to include obfuscation, maybe some form of encryption/source code protection etc and certainly be able to run without the framework being previously installed. I know there are a few products out there - Can anyone recommend some/give some advise ?
Thanks
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Symeonb wrote: Hi People - I have been tasked with a project to choose the best method and tools to deploy our c# app - it probably needs to include obfuscation, maybe some form of encryption/source code protection etc and certainly be able to run without the framework being previously installed.
All of those requirements can be met using the standard setup project*, save for one. The only problem would be this:
Symeonb wrote: certainly be able to run without the framework being previously installed.
Maybe I am unsure about what you mean by this, but you have to have the .NET framework installed on the users machine. Maybe you meant that the setup project has to install the framework if it isn't already. What you can do is add a perquisite for the framework, and if it isn't installed, then you can have your setup project install it.
About the requirements you wanted to have run with setup. What you will have to accomplish to get the setup project to do them is to override the Installer. You can override all install methods, such as Install, Uninstall, Rollback, etc. See the link below for an example of how to do this.
Overriding the installer class[^]
* File -> Add -> New Project> -> Other Project Types -> Setup and Deployment -> Setup Project
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Hi - Thanks for the comments - just as an fyi we have decided to go with the softinstall product from bitfactory software - it does most of what we want and talking to the guys there, it looks like they have some exciting new developments coming out as well.
Rgds
Symeon.
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Hi,
I like to write an application to access the IO pins on the compact flash port of an IPAQ running Windows Mobile 5.0.
Is this possible ? and is there any sample code for this?
In the end I'am desingning a CF to RS232 interface with extra functions inside.
regards
Henrik
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Hello guys!
I want to save a System.Drawing.Graphics graphic as a *.bmp file, and tried it using the StreamWriter. I know this from saving text to a *.txt file, but found out, that this doesn't work with System.Drawing.Graphics graphics.
Has anyone an idea how this could work, I didn't find anything useful in the MSDN library.
Thanjs and best wishes.
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The following steps should work:
1. Create a new instance of a System.Drawing.Bitmap object.
2. Derive a Graphics object from your bitmap by calling its FromImage method.
3. Perform your drawing operations using the Graphics object.
4. Call the Dispose method on your Graphics object.
4. Save your image to a file by calling the Save method on your bitmap object.
Hope this helps.
Paul Marfleet
"No, his mind is not for rent
To any God or government"
Tom Sawyer - Rush
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Thanks for your help, now it works 
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Hi,
C#, VS2005
I have an aspx page which loads a crystal report as a pdf.
The code loads the report, connects to the sql server database, sets the report parameters and creates the report.
This works fine when the stored procedure behind the report takes up to a couple of minutes. But when the stored procedure takes around 3 minutes the aspx page just hangs and never returns.
Has anyone seen this behaviour? - I assume there is a time out I need to set somewhere...
Thanks in advance...
Chas
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Hey,
I have a small problem. I created a UserControl within a Windows Forms Project, added all the controls needed, code behind...everything. It was working OK. When I reopened the project I was surprised to see that on my usercontrol...in design mode there are no controls on it. In the Properties toolbox, the list of controls that "are" on the control are there...all their properties are the right ones. I tried looking in the designer file...the InitializeComponent method is OK. So everything is there where is supposed to be...except my controls on the form  . I want to ask, if anyone had come across this problem...because it happened to me several times on different computers. By the way...I'm using VS 2005.
Thanks.
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I've had the same problem and found by closing and reopening it solves the problem. As far as what causes it I ain't gotta clue!
Good Luck
Mike
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the
moments that take our breath away. "George Carlin"
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I have a richtextbox, each line has in it a unique 6 digit number on the line so I can find the line number but then I want to search just the given line from character position x to end of that line for a different character pattern and select them so as to allow me to change their fore and background colours.
Currently I select the unique text on a line and change it's color thus
rtxtResults.Select( rtxtResults.Find(texttofind),(texttofind.Length));
rtxtResults.SelectionBackColor = Color.Red;
rtxtResults.SelectionColor = Color.Gold;
I then want to be able to search all charicters that follow the text found above to the end of that line only.
I asume I would somehow need to use rtxtResults.GetLineFromCharIndex but can’t work out a way of restricting the find to a single line in the richtextbox.
Any help/sample would be apprichated.
thanks
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You could find the next the carriage return character, the position of that character would give you the length to search.
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Thank you that seems such an obvious think to do, I should have thought of it too!!!
however I'm haveing an issue with it in that it alway returns -1 (not found!).
int endline = rtxtResults.Find(System.Environment.NewLine, 1, RichTextBoxFinds.None);
or
int endline = rtxtResults.Find("\r", 1, RichTextBoxFinds.None);
As can be seen above even manualy setting the start location to 1 it never finds the end of line!
the watch show each line ending in \n !
any idea why?
thanks
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An RTB knows about text lines, there are a couple of methods that support that concept,
such as GetFirstCharIndexFromLine() and GetLineFromCharIndex().
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thanks for your pointer I now have it working thus:
int currentline = rtxtResults.GetLineFromCharIndex(rtxtResults.Find(texttofind));
int firstcharinline = rtxtResults.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(currentline);
int lastcharonline = firstcharinline + rtxtResults.Lines[currentline].Length;
rtxtResults.Select(rtxtResults.Find(nexttextofind, firstcharinline, lastcharonline, RichTextBoxFinds.None), nexttextofind.lenght);
Thanks
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