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zafax_23-Sep-07 4:43

23-Sep-07 4:43

mixing it, yeah if you think maybe you are right.

but articles is console in c sharp and post is what we post article contents into the forum right?

if im wrong pls help me1

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Guffa23-Sep-07 5:36

Guffa

23-Sep-07 5:36

If you look at the top of the page in the menu, to the left of "Message Bords" is "Articles". There is where articles are in The Code Project.

The word "article", however, can be used in several different ways, like for example in "an article of clothing". I don't know which way you are trying to use it, but if it's something other than whats usually regarded as an article here, you have to specify what you mean or it's only confusing.

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zafax_23-Sep-07 5:39

23-Sep-07 5:39

yeah thats true and thank you for helping.

kind regards
zafar

so much of happy ending...

Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 4:20

23-Sep-07 4:20

zafax4 wrote:
can you please read my article carefully

What article? Do you mean your post?

"Try asking what you want to know, rather than asking a question whose answer you know." - Christian Graus

zafax_23-Sep-07 4:47

23-Sep-07 4:47

thanks you. im sorry. we use sometimes common sense to understand what is posted in this forum . not to challange ones cleverness.

kind regards
zafar

so much of happy ending...

Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 5:00

23-Sep-07 5:00

Articles have a lot of paragraphs and sometimes pretty pictures.

"Try asking what you want to know, rather than asking a question whose answer you know." - Christian Graus

zafax_23-Sep-07 5:03

23-Sep-07 5:03

thanks paul. you are right and i appreciate you.

and do you know what im asking for here in this post?

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Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 5:12

23-Sep-07 5:12

zafax4 wrote:
do you know what im asking for here in this post?

I would just go the WinForms route and not shot any GUI at all. All of the other suggestions work as well.

"Try asking what you want to know, rather than asking a question whose answer you know." - Christian Graus

zafax_23-Sep-07 5:17

23-Sep-07 5:17

paul your suggestion is quite good.

thanks

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Dave Sexton23-Sep-07 1:43

Dave Sexton

23-Sep-07 1:43

Why create it as an application at all? Why not create a Windows service instead?

But fortunately we have the nanny-state politicians who can step in to protect us poor stupid consumers, most of whom would not know a JVM from a frozen chicken. Bruce Pierson

zafax_23-Sep-07 1:48

23-Sep-07 1:48

As i mentioned in my article i just created a console application which logs my documents history activities. so please understand, why i required a windows apllication? since i dont need to any interaction!

thanks dear.

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Robert Rohde23-Sep-07 3:11

Robert Rohde

23-Sep-07 3:11

Sorry but you just don't have a clue.
Neither a .Net windows application or a windows service must have a GUI. For the latter its even the common scenario not having any GUI.
Just make a new windows application in Visual Studio, remove the Form and alter the Main method to make what you want. The result will be a program without any GUI or console.

Robert

Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 4:22

23-Sep-07 4:22

Robert Rohde wrote:
Sorry but you just don't have a clue.

I think the OP keeps calling his posts "articles".

Robert Rohde wrote:
Just make a new windows application in Visual Studio, remove the Form and alter the Main method to make what you want. The result will be a program without any GUI or console.

A lot less coding, I may add. No having to call an external function from a .dll to ShowWindow, etc.

"Try asking what you want to know, rather than asking a question whose answer you know." - Christian Graus

zafax_23-Sep-07 4:28

23-Sep-07 4:28

i have mentioned about an windows console application. i hope you understand my article.

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Dave Sexton23-Sep-07 3:16

Dave Sexton

23-Sep-07 3:16

Please re-read my OP - I suggested a windows SERVICE, not a GUI based or console app.

Introduction to Windows Service Applications[^]

From the article:
Microsoft Windows services, formerly known as NT services, enable you to create long-running executable applications that run in their own Windows sessions. These services can be automatically started when the computer boots, can be paused and restarted, and do not show any user interface.

But fortunately we have the nanny-state politicians who can step in to protect us poor stupid consumers, most of whom would not know a JVM from a frozen chicken. Bruce Pierson

zafax_23-Sep-07 4:06

How to play any video with A(time)->B(time)? C# 2005

23-Sep-07 4:06

its just a windows console application,
which logs my current documents and other activities into a text file.

its works fine currently.

now i want add a new task on this console application, thats mail service. it will capture all log contents in the log file or there will be another way.

so mails send to another person automatically on a regular time on specified.

if u have any ideas on this pls help me.
thanks

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Ahmet SEN22-Sep-07 22:59

Ahmet SEN

22-Sep-07 22:59

Please help me my homework. Smile | :)

Hello

Re: How to play any video with A(time)->B(time)? C# 2005

pmarfleet22-Sep-07 23:16

pmarfleet

22-Sep-07 23:16

You're kidding, right?

Re: How to play any video with A(time)->B(time)? C# 2005

Christian Graus23-Sep-07 0:11

Christian Graus

23-Sep-07 0:11

I'd say that's a troll.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Re: How to play any video with A(time)->B(time)? C# 2005

Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 6:36

Re: How to play any video with A(time)->B(time)? C# 2005

23-Sep-07 6:36

Christian Graus wrote:
I'd say that's a troll.

I suspect it could be, hence not feeding it...

"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

Pete O'Hanlon23-Sep-07 8:45

Pete O'Hanlon

23-Sep-07 8:45

Paul Conrad wrote:
hence not feeding it...

except to the tame tiger.

Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

A Simple question

sajid.salim.khan22-Sep-07 21:34

sajid.salim.khan

22-Sep-07 21:34

guys two days ago asked a simple question simple seems to me coz me new to C# here there may be experts
the questions is i have made form where i placed a textbox and a button and in sql i made a table when i enter something in the textbox and click ok the data must be saved in the table for thtat

i need a code for this i tried a lot on searching but vain any one here

Rose | [Rose]

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Re: A Simple question

pmarfleet22-Sep-07 23:23

pmarfleet

22-Sep-07 23:23

sajid.salim.khan wrote:
i need a code for this i tried a lot on searching but vain any one here

You haven't been able to find any articles on the internet on saving data to a database using C#? You can't have been looking very hard then.

You haven't said what database system you are using. If it is SQL Server, a Google search will throw up plenty of examples.

No one is going to write your code for you. You should research the problem and write it yourself.

Paul

Tracking HTTP POST progress in WinForms

Paramesh Gunasekaran22-Sep-07 21:34

Paramesh Gunasekaran

22-Sep-07 21:34

Hi guys,

I'm developing a C# Windows application which makes a HTTP POST for uploading a file from the local system to the remote web server. I need to show the progress of uploading (ie. No of bytes uploaded and time remaining) in a progress bar of the Windows application. Can you guys please help me how to get the progress information of the HTTP POST.

Thanks in advance.

Param

Re: Tracking HTTP POST progress in WinForms

Paul Conrad23-Sep-07 6:39