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You can unset by doing:
format = format & (0xFFFFFFFF ^ StringFormat.Bold);
The second expression gives you a vector with every bit set except the bold one, and then when you and that with format, you're assured that it's cleared.
If you have [Flags] on the enum, when you call ToString() on it, you'll get a comma-separated list of the set bits.
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thx all , at least i can progress on one area. Just to recap.
to unset: format = format & (0xFFFFFFFF ^ StringFormat.Bold);
to set: format = format | StringFormat.Bold;
Thanx again all 
Now if only that damned richtextbox will start behaving
 
READ MSDN
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Hi all,
I encounter 2 following issues with PropertyGird:
1. Adding a NumericUpDown control into a PropertyGrid.
2. I cannot show a property which is not a enumeration type under a ComboBox in PropertyGrid.
Please help me to solve these issues. Thanks.
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Vu Truong wrote:
I cannot show a property which is not a enumeration type under a ComboBox in PropertyGrid.
You will need to implement a TypeConverter for your property.
Sorry I cant help you with Q1. 
READ MSDN
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How can I determine the handle of a radio box or a button on a webpage? When I tried using Spy++ it only gave me the handle of the page area and this class: 'Internet Explorer_Server'. Can anyone help?
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All of the HTML input controls with the exception of SELECT are Windowless. You cannot use regular Win32 techniques to play with them.  Rather you have to use MSHTML.
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How do I use MSHTML?
-Neophit-
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If you're really good with COM a quick search of MSDN for MSHTML will bring up all you need to get started. If you aren't all is not lost. You can achieve ~90% of anything you need to do with scripting.
If you explain what you're goal is i might be able to come up with a plan for achieving it.
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I have two classes, let's call them MyClassA and MyClassB. The former extends a form and contains a listbox, the latter is more of a data class, containing an ArrayList.
As you've probably guessed by now, I want to fill my listbox in MyClassA with the contents of the array list in MyClassB. The array list contains regular strings.
In the constructor in MyClassA I've got:
public MyClassA
{
InitializeComponents();
myClassB = new myClassB();
myListBox.DataSource = myClassB.myArrayList;
}
Unfortunately this does not work and I can't figure out why.
My next step was to try the same thing using an array list in MyClassA as data source. This works fine and the listbox is updated whenever the array list is.
Could anyone please tell me what I've missed? Are there any special considerations to make when using another class' member as data source? Do I have to use events or such?
Thanks in advance for any help!
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hello,
i'm trying to Upload dll's being generated on a Client machine(not ASP.NET)but rather UserControls and ComponentModel's. i'm getting lost in all the HttpWebRequest 'Post' and HttpPostedFile stuff. the later looking like its almost purely for ASP.NET.
any advice would be great?
Orion
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just to be clearer, sorry.
presently the dll's are being saved on the client. i can get to them no problem. its sending them across the wire that's a problem.
i keep thinking HttpWebRequest is the way to go because i can state the URI. and in this case the files are going to a virtual directory. although its the content type that's got me since these are not text files.
thanks,
Orion
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Does anyone know how to make the Progress Control flat? and change the background colour and, if it not toooooo difficult, the colour of the bar?
 Email: theeclypse@hotmail.com URL: http://www.onyeyiri.co.uk
"All programmers are playwrights and all computers are lousy actors."
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There is a good premade one if you look under C# controls on this site.
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are you talking about the System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar? because thats the one im using, im just having trouble changing its colours.
Email: theeclypse@hotmail.com URL: http://www.onyeyiri.co.uk
"All programmers are playwrights and all computers are lousy actors."
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http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/progressbar.asp
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Hi all...
I'm in the process of writting a little app to control my NT servive as it runs on our server farm. There are going to be lots of machines running and having to manually configure each one will be a pain in the arse, thus my question...
Given that I already have a ServiceController object and looking at Service X on machine Y, how do I get back/alter the startup mode of that service. I have found the ServiceInstaller object but am unable to get it to populate with the info for the service I am looking at in the ServiceController object...
Any ideas?
Thanks
Pete
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What, no one knows! All is lost! Fires of HELL!
Please help meeeeee!
Pete 
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Hi
I want to develope an client application to update/retrieve data from a remote database namely SQL on some maching over the Internet. For example, application to connect to TheCodeProject database to retrieve the appropriate data, format it then output it. In the essence, it just acts like off-line forum reader , without having open the browser and offer some extra functionality like saving, attaching files, etc.... However i m still in the dark of how about to do it. I would like to ask some questions related to the matter:
1) Is C# the most appropriate language to do this?
2) What sort of configuration does the MySQL server needs to apply for my application to make a connection?
3) I want to make the interface of the application Outlook liked, how would i do so?
Thank alot for reading this and looking forward to receive your enlightment!
Best Regard
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Sounds like a job for a web-service that sits on your server and serves requests for data. Having a direct connection to your database over the internet is a security nightmare.
C# will allow you to write both the client and server components.
Michael 
Look, try and use your intelligence, man, even if you are a politician. - The Doctor
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For MySQL to work with C# you will need ODBC.NET.
You will also need MyODBC.
Read the help pages for these and you should be all set.
Later,
Nathan
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I have recently begun to use NUnit to test a C# project that I am doing for work. However I have run into a snag. Because most of my code is in the executable and not in a DLL, it is difficult to use NUnit to test it. VS.NET won't let me add a reference to it. I find this a little odd because you can just copy the executable to a DLL and then add a reference. But anyways.
NUnit recommends that you just add all of the test code into your executeable project. I disagree with this heavily as I don't want to be shipping out an executable that consist of about 1/4 test code. So here are the solutions I've come up with.
1) I could just wrap an #if DEBUG around the entire class for all of my test classes and put them in their own namespace. I am against this because I feel it is a nasty solution. To much like a lot of the C code that i have seen.
2) Put all of my project code into a DLL. Then have an executable project consisting of one class that calls the main method of the DLL. Then when I wanted to release I could just change the Release to make it an executable instead of a DLL.
Has anyone else come upon this siutaiton before and found a better solution? If nto which of these do you think is preferable
Jared
jparsons@jparsons.org
www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte477n
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Hi All,
Can someone tell me like in our tradional model we have MTS as application server, wht is subsitute of MTS in .net platfrom... where I can deploy my components written in c# and forget abt the resource pooling and memory mgmt.
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This is quite a common point of confusion.
Firstly, COM+ (MTS 2) is still alive and well inside the .NET world.
You can add a .NET assembly into COM+, but you need to be aware that you will also be adding the overhead of COM interop.
Remember that you have a far lesser instantiation overhead in .NET as you had in COM.
Mem. management is handled for you in .NET.
Can you provide some more info on the type of application this is for?
Cheers,
Simon
"Sign up for a chance to be among the first to experience the wrath of the gods.", Microsoft's home page (24/06/2002)
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