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Any links on how to use this project?
And how do I register my own filetype?
Thanks for the answer!
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There is a good MSDN Help article on Deploying Applications...
Topic ID: _328642
Topic Title: Deploying Applications
URL: ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/vsintro7/html/vbconDeployingSolution.htm
It is a good place to start....
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Ok, I managed to make an installer 
But how can I add something to the register during install and remove it during uninstall?
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I have a code that works: it registers my files with the file system. it's an exe but it can well be a method in a properties window. Hovewer, I'd like to add it during install. Can anybody tell me how?
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How do I convert data contained in an arry from
1.hexa to decimal
2.ascii to characters
Prakash Khatri
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Your request is somewhat vague, so I shall do my best to answer. I've given my assumtions of what I think you mean.
What format is the data in the array stored as? I'm going to assume string.
1. I'm going to assume you mean a hexadecimal string to an integer. You can use int.Parse(myString, NumberStyles.HexNumber);. If you need this back as a string you can do string.Format("{0}",int.Parse(myString, NumberStyles.HexNumber));
2. This makes no real sense. Do you mean you have an array of ASCII characters which you want to convert to a string?
System.Text.ASCIIEncoding asciiEnc = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
string result = asciiEnc.GetString(myByteArray);
Does this help?
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I don't respond off the forum. Any help that I give here is for everyone.
Prakash Khatri wrote:
thanks for the reply.but you dint understand whta i
meant.firstly
1.im reading 2 bytes of a tag intoa bye array.then im
converting it to a string n printing it.the thing is
that the value in the string is a decimal value.i want
its hexa equivalent.any ideas?
2.im reading in data into a byte array.the data is in
being output in the ASCII form,which im guessin is
decimal!?the thing is i want it to output the ASCII
equivalent..as in 97=a..so i tried reading into a char
array as then it'd be output in that way.but even thts
not working.it doesnt give me an output.it jus stays
blank..lolz!any ideas here as well?
3.Do you know off any way to create a table-like
format in csharp w rows n columns etc.?
could you pleasr reply ur response to
xxx.xxx@xxx.com as well
Number 1. See String.Format()[^]. The code you need is probably:
string.Format("{0:x}",value);
Number 2: If the data is being output as ASCII then it is ASCII, I don't know what you mean by decimal in this context. ASCII is already a particular encoding of characters. UTF-7 and UTF-8 are other forms. If the ASCII represents a sequence of number 0-9 then you can convert the byte array to a string then run int.Parse(myString) on it to convert the string to an integer.
Number 3: Use a DataSet.
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I want to be able to save the current screen and somehow store the result in an Image or Bitmap object. How can I do this?
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Have a look here[^].
Regards,
Polis
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This was exactly what I wanted (and even more - my program creates a thumbnail picture now!)!
Thanks a lot Polis!
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Ur welcome
Glad I could help
Regards,
Polis
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hi
i need to round off an integer to the nearest 100
probably a very simple solution but its wreckin me head
any takers?
Tanx
Katie
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That's not rounded - it's truncated!
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System.Math.Round(The number of the digits it will be to the nearset to );.
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I'm trying to write a toolbar using this tutorial:
"http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/dotnetbandobjects.asp"
by the tutorial I am trying to sign the assembly with a strong name using this line:
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile(@"..\..\..\BandObjects.snk")]
but I keep on getting the error:
duplicate 'AssemblyKeyFile' attribute.
I tried to continue without that line and using only regasm without the gacutil (because of a post someone added in board of this tutorial),
but of course it doesn't work...
can anyone help me with this ???
Thanks!
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Hi - any help with this would be greatly appreicated - it has already had me
confused for a good few hours! 
I am using Visual Studio 2003 and the .NET framework 1.1.
I have a C# Windows Service, with my own class extending from ServiceBase in
the normal fashion. The service starts a remoting object (WKO and
singleton) which many clients can then make calls on. Clients may also
register with events on the server such that the server will inform clients
when certain actions occur.
This all works fine and clients are appropriately notified when the server
fires the events.
However, I would like the clients to also be informed when the service is
stopping - and so I thought that firing an event in the service's overridden
OnStop() function would be ideal for this. I can see that the multicast
delegate on the server has the delegates to call upon so it seems the
clients have successfully registered their interest in the service shutting
down. I can prove this by firing the event at any time and all works well.
However, the strange behaviour I am seeing is that as soon as I break on
entry to the OnStop() method - the place where I need to fire the event -
the event/delegate member variable is null - someone (not me!) has clearer
all the delegates - so it appears that no one is interested in the service
shutting down - when there really are interested parties.
Does anybody know why this is happening? The service has member member
variables - some value types, some reference types, and they are all still
present and correct on entry to the OnStop() function, but any event member
variables have been cleared and are nulls.
Is this possibly as designed for some reason and Ive missed some piece of
documentation saying that events are cleared by the time the framework calls
OnStop for you?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan
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I am using a textbox that has such fields as "name, address, phone numbers, and dates". I would like to format the phone numbers as '(999) 000-0000' and the dates as '01/01/1111'. I have tried several things that do not work. The sample by "Oscar Bowyer" is very complex I would like something very simple, is there anything? I need help!!!!!
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Are your textBoxes bound to a dataBase table? If not, then have a look here[^] for the DateTime formatting. It's quite simple to follow and helps you get the picture behind it.
Regards,
Polis
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Thank you very much, this helps with the date. I tried to use this with the phone number but it did not work. Can you tell me how to format the phone textbox and load in the phone number, I hope. Thanks again.
Norm
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Yes, you could say something like:
phone.ToString("(###) ### - ####");
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Polis
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Thanks again for you help. Your suggection did not work, I am including some code to give you an idea of what I am trying to do. I am trying to insert a record into a SQL table, it works now I am trying to format the phone numbers. All I get is the format. I hope this helps.
//
// sqlInsertCommand1
//
int rsIdentity;
String format = "(###) ###-####";
SqlCommand cmdGetIdentity = new SqlCommand();
System.Text.StringBuilder b;
try
{
b = new System.Text.StringBuilder(" ");
txtNpets.Text = Convert.ToString(0);
txtHphone.Text = format.ToString();
b.Append("INSERT INTO [owner-info] (salutation, [owner-fname], [owner-lanme], [owner-address] , [owner-city], [owner-state], [owner-zipcode], [owner-home-phone], [owner-work-phone] , [owner-cell-phone], [owner-emgr-phone], [owner-emgr-contact], [owner-email] , [owner-fax-number], [owner-refered-by], pets) values('");
b.Append(txtSal.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtFname.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtLname.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtAddress.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtCity.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtState.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtZcode.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtHphone.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtWphone.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtCphone.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtEphone.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtEcontact.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtEmail.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtFphone.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtRefered.Text);
b.Append("','");
b.Append(txtNpets.Text);
b.Append("') SELECT @@IDENTITY ");
sqlInsertCommand1.CommandText=b.ToString();
this.sqlConnection1.Open();
sqlInsertCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery();
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Here's a simple example of what I meant before:
string <code>s</code> = "0387465363";
this.textBox1.Text = s;
this.textBox1.Text = String.Format("{0: (##)-###-####}", Convert.ToInt32(s));
Try it this way.
Regards,
Polis
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Thanks again it works! I had to change ToInt32 to Int64.
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You are welcome. Glad I could help
Regards,
Polis
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I need to ask another qustion? I need to convert the same type of textbox data
to money. I think I can use the same concept you gave me but what would the
the format look like? I tried this: "String.Format("${(0).}", Convert.ToInt32(s))". There is a format error at runtime.
Norm
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