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Re: speed up application RizwanSharp3-Aug-06 20:02 RizwanSharp 3-Aug-06 20:02  I also have a question abour pre compilation. Doesnot we need to precompile on different hardware Configuration? A best Precompiled Image of assembly may not even good at your hardware? Am I right? Or please give me some more info. Best regards, Rizwan Ahmed Re: speed up application Dave Kreskowiak4-Aug-06 2:02 Dave Kreskowiak 4-Aug-06 2:02  NGen generates binaries that are VERY processor specific. If you use NGen on a Pentium IV, the code won't work on a Pentium III. NGen is best used during application installation. After the app is installed, you can have a Custom Action precompile any/all of your assemblies so as to reduce the startup time as much as possible. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: speed up application RizwanSharp4-Aug-06 2:34 RizwanSharp 4-Aug-06 2:34  Exactly this is what I was thinking of. Can you point any article that uses acustom action? Do I have to make a seperate application for precompiling it using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()??? Best Regards, Rizwan Re: speed up application Dave Kreskowiak4-Aug-06 2:49 Dave Kreskowiak 4-Aug-06 2:49  This[^] is all I know of. And no, you don't have to write a seperate application to do this. You can include the code in the custom action. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic Re: speed up application RizwanSharp4-Aug-06 3:07 RizwanSharp 4-Aug-06 3:07  Thanks, I check it Regards Re: speed up application WillemM4-Aug-06 4:14 WillemM 4-Aug-06 4:14  Yup, you need to precompile the application every time its installed on a different computer. This is best done during setup. There should be custom actions for it on the internet. WM. What about weapons of mass-construction? make a TLS negotiation with the server ! Nameless_77777773-Aug-06 2:44 Nameless_7777777 3-Aug-06 2:44  Hi i'm working on a project that has a socket connections.. but i can't make a TLS negotiation with the server.. anyone has an idea about that? ... Re: make a TLS negotiation with the server ! User 17164923-Aug-06 5:16 User 1716492 3-Aug-06 5:16  Have a look here http://www.indyproject.org/[^] modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm. Re: make a TLS negotiation with the server ! User 17164925-Aug-06 1:55 User 1716492 5-Aug-06 1:55  I have returned your e-mail with answer. Had your original question been as specific as your e-mail to me the answer you wanted would have been provided sooner. modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm. Copying code to a new project Glen Harvy3-Aug-06 2:26 Glen Harvy 3-Aug-06 2:26  Hi, I created a project to teach myself C#/VS2003 and have now found that after a couple of months AND upgrading to VS2005 that I would like to clean it up and get rid of all the mistakes/junk/bad coding that I did during the early days . What I want to do is create a new project in VS2005, get the basic display right and then copy most of the original code pages into the new project. I know how to copy accross the "old" .cs code files and guess I can then do a replace of the references to the old namespace to integrate these into my new project. Is this the best way to go about it or is there a better/easier way to do this. Are there any pitfalls/dangers to watch out for. Comments on your past experiences/suggestions will be most welcome. Thanks, Glen Harvy Re: Copying code to a new project Not Active3-Aug-06 2:39 Not Active 3-Aug-06 2:39  Once is enough only two letters away from being an asset Copying files from another project Glen Harvy3-Aug-06 2:23 Glen Harvy 3-Aug-06 2:23  Hi, I created a project to teach myself C#/VS2003 and have now found that after a couple of months AND upgrading to VS2005 that I would like to clean it up and get rid of all the mistakes/junk/bad coding that I did during the early days . What I want to do is create a new project in VS2005, get the basic display right and then copy most of the original code pages into the new project. I know how to copy accross the "old" .cs code files and guess I can then do a replace of the references to the old namespace to integrate these into my new project. Is this the best way to go about it or is there a better/easier way to do this. Are there any pitfalls/dangers to watch out for. Comments on your past experiences/suggestions will be most welcome. Thanks, Glen Harvy Re: Copying files from another project Not Active3-Aug-06 2:36 Not Active 3-Aug-06 2:36  I'd say just to start over. Create your new project and write the code again using the lessons you have learned. If you just copy the files you'll still have all the mistakes/junk/bad code to deal with. only two letters away from being an asset C# application Pre-Requisite wasife3-Aug-06 2:17 wasife 3-Aug-06 2:17  Hi, I have set SQL Express as pre-requisite of my C# Windows application. Now what happens is that whenever i install my app., it installs SQL Express even if SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2000 is installed on the target machine. If SQL Express in already installed, then it does not install it. I dont want SQL Express to be installed whenever any of SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2000 is installed on the target machine. Please guide me how can i do that? Regards, Wasif Ehsan. Re: C# application Pre-Requisite Not Active3-Aug-06 2:22 Not Active 3-Aug-06 2:22  You need to write a custom action in your installer to check for the presence of SQL Server then either install SQL Express or not. only two letters away from being an asset ftp dll puiutzz3-Aug-06 2:17 puiutzz 3-Aug-06 2:17  hi who knows, what dll is better to use for an application wich needs to perform some ftp actions. i found BytesRoad.Net but it's too slow, and also ComponentSpace.Ftp, but it's 30 days trial...tahnks Re: ftp dll Gonzalo Brusella3-Aug-06 4:30 Gonzalo Brusella 3-Aug-06 4:30  There is a libraty Called LumiSoft.Net[^] (The library does A LOT more than the article shows.Lastest version Here[^] ) wich has both FTP Server & Client implementations on it. Also, you can use "FtpWebRequest" (.Net 2.0) to manage FTP operations. I'm on a Fuzzy State: Between 0 an 1 hiding process window Mridang Agarwalla3-Aug-06 2:07 Mridang Agarwalla 3-Aug-06 2:07  I use the Process.Start method to lauch a DOS utility from my application as as expected a BIG ugly black window appears. :-p How can i launch the process yet keep the window hidden. The DOS utilty requires no interaction. Re: hiding process window J4amieC3-Aug-06 2:24 J4amieC 3-Aug-06 2:24  ProcessStartInfo.WindowStyle[^] A ProcessWindowStyle that indicates whether the process is started in a window that is maximized, minimized, normal (neither maximized nor minimized), or not visible. The default is normal. --- How to get answers to your questions[^] Re: hiding process window Not Active3-Aug-06 2:33 Not Active 3-Aug-06 2:33  Use ProcessStartInfo and set the WindowStyle property to Hidden; only two letters away from being an asset Designer Error in C# madhusri3-Aug-06 2:03 madhusri 3-Aug-06 2:03  Hi, I have a user control in the project. The user control when loaded in the design view gives an error and VS 2005 automatically shuts down. But the same user control opens in all other systems. Any idea of what the problem would be??? Thanks and Regards Madhu Re: Designer Error in C# engsrini3-Aug-06 3:17 engsrini 3-Aug-06 3:17  What a strange beahviour ... try after restarting ur machine.. List buttons, textboxes, etc, etc of a window. Marco22503-Aug-06 1:51 Marco2250 3-Aug-06 1:51  Hi all. First of all: Sorry for my bad english. Does someone know (or have an app) how I can list the buttons, textboxes, etc of a window? I want to make a robot that will automatize some tasks of an application (the robot will behave like a person). So I need to find the window (browsing all apps running on computer) and then find the controls in that window. Tks in advance. Best Regards, Marco Alves. Re: List buttons, textboxes, etc, etc of a window. Not Active3-Aug-06 2:20 Not Active 3-Aug-06 2:20  foreach(Control c in Controls) only two letters away from being an asset Re: List buttons, textboxes, etc, etc of a window. Marco22503-Aug-06 2:27 Marco2250 3-Aug-06 2:27  Hi. Thx for your reply. I'd missed to say that this will be done in another application. Understand? In fact, that application code was written in vb6. It's not my application and I don't have its source code, so, I will "force" the communication between them. I think that I need to use windows api, but I don't know so. Best Regards, Marco Alves.

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