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justintimberlake wrote: Is there any win32 api that can give size of a file. if yes how to do it. i cant use fileinfo
Kernel32.dll has a GetFileSize() method. BTW, why can't you use FileInfo ?
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Thank you very much for your replay.
I dont know why i am not allowed to use fileinfo,because the file is downlaoded from server so we need to read its buffer size.
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Does anyone know a tool that allows identifying and removing all unused (unreferenced) resources from a .resx file? 
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I have a form with textboxes first... then you can load another form that previews the database in datagridview... but for some reason the datagridview always leaves the last entered off.. it seems like the save button is not working or something.. I can not figure it out. Here is the actions taken when the save button is clicked:
this.Validate();
this.theTableBindingSource.EndEdit();
this.theTableTableAdapter.Update(this.addressesDataSet.TheTable);
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Hi!
Does anybody know how to invoke internet explorer and pass a url on it using C# code?
Does anybody know also how to pass some data or information to asp url from C# code?
Thanks
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Is there a reason you want to specifically use IE? System.Process.Start("your URL here"); will do the job for you, and it will respect the user's choice and use the default browser.
On the other hand, if you *have* to use IE, you can start the IE process and pass in your url as a parameter.
Cheers,
Vikram.
"If a trend is truly global, then that trend ought to be visible across ANY subset of that data" - fat_boy
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Hello
I have a question about implementing an interface for example ISupportInitialize. I have a derived class from a class that uses this interface. This is the code of the parent:
public class grd : DataGridView, ISupportInitialize
...
void ISupportInitialize.BeginInit()
{
...
}
void ISupportInitialize.EndInit()
{
...
}
I would like to know why it is writen like this?? why isn't it just public virtual EndEdit or public EndEdit...If anybody could tell me what the "ISupportInitialize." before EndEdit serves. Reason why I ask is because I can't use EndEdit in my derived Class because it overides parents EndEdit which I want to use too, and I can't call base.EndEdit from derived class either because it is not public and I can't stick public in front of void ISupportInitialize.EndInit only in front of void EndEdit.
Thank you in advance
modified on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 8:41:46 PM
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thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for
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I seem to have lost a link to some information of the relative performance of IL instructions - i.e. the integer primitives (add, sub) were scaled to 1, nonvirtual calls e.g. 2.4 etc.
Anyone rememebrs that?
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Hi guys,
I have a RichTexBox in my 'send mail' app. I made the option to change the Font style of the RichTextbox to 'bold' or 'underline' and ... on the sender side i can change the Font style, bud wen i send the mail, on the reciever side u always get the mail in regular Font style, even wen u changed the fontstyle...anyone a idea ?
thanx
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hi
did you use the Rtf Property of the richtextbox for the e-mail body?
greets
m@u
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Check the following:
1. Does the recipient enable RTF emails?
2. Does your SMTP server filter RTF emails?
3. Are you sending the rich text from the RichTextBox, or just the text?
My guess is that you are using the RichTextBox.Text property instead of the RtfText property.
4. Is the mime type of the email properly set? Let me know if any of these suggestions help. If not, post some sample code so we can help some more.
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays
-Jeff
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hi, thanx for reply
you are right i used the Text property. Bud how to use rtf??? wen i say:
message.body= richtextbox.rtf , it's not working. can u tell me how to use rtf??? thank u
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What isn't working about it? Are you getting the rtf output on the other end, just as plain text? My guess is that your recipient e-mail client doesn't support (most don't) rtf emails. You will need to convert the rtf into html. I searched google and came up with this[^] list of (mostly) free tools to convert from rtf to html. Then you set the message.IsBodyHtml property to "true". Alternatively, you could just add an rtf attachment to the message. Good luck,
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays
-Jeff
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Why did you delete your other message? If the response you recieved isn't what you need, then say so on the same thread, instead of removing your post and reposting the same question.
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays
-Jeff
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Right. Absolutely right.
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yeah and i want a big mac and a coke
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MGHS wrote: TSP Dynamic
Help with what?
Why is common sense not common?
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert.
Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy
Individuality is fine, as long as we do it together - F. Burns
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For the past few days I've been searching for a way to see who is loggin in on a terminal/server without having log on yourself and check.
Originally I had planned to use WMI, but I ran into too many difficulties with security issues. I've recently switched to trying a RPC program that I can just load on every computer and have it check who is logged on and toss me back the info.
However, during this entire process I've felt like I'm inventing the wheel all over again. Surely there is someone who has done this before? Does anyone know of any programs/resources I could turn to?
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Marutar wrote: who is loggin in on a terminal/server
Have you eliminated the Terminal Services API?
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I think I'm going to run into the same security problems I did with WMI, but I will look in to that more.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Well security issues exists for a reason. You might consider just digging in and getting up to speed is a better approach than an unsecured solution.
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