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we can use xmlhttp object for requesting a web resource and have response data in windows application from web server 
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Ofcouse yes. But the reason why we do this is to avoid postbacks and make the web application more responsive. In case of windows application we dont require to do this.
Thanks
Laddie
Kindly rate if the answer was helpful
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in windows application we can provide more intraticve user interface and connect to web server without tcp?ip or other complex programming,
using Through ajax in windows application
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in windows application we can provide more intraticve user interface and connect to web server without tcp?ip or other complex programming,
using Through ajax in windows application
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Elesh wrote: if we implement ajax on windows application what are the advantages for this
there is no use of ajax in Windows application.
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what make you think like that.....
You can play with window application as of your liking..
and there's no need of ajax in windows applications.
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we can use xmlhttp object for requesting a web resource and have response data in windows application from web server
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hi all,
I got problem on remove unrecognized escape sequence in richtextbox.
Actually i did program that write text from other text file into richtextbox.When text write into richtextbox,the output at richtextbox shows text "\par"(new line used in text editor).Now i need remove
this char..
So how to this kind of character..?
Pls help me..
Thank You.
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Try using :
richTextBox.Text = richTextBox.Text.Replace(@"\par", "");
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Hi,
I have a seemingly simple and common requirement, and I can't seem to find a solution anywhere. A number of people have posted this question in other forums, and they never get an answer.
I have a custom control, which is an editing panel for a document. It draws text using Graphics.DrawString().
Now, say the user creates a textbox, fills it with some text in my editing panel, and sizes the box so it exactly fits the text. When the document is printed/previewed (using PrintDocument), and the exact same DrawString methods are used, the text is off a little bit, causing it to wrap differently. I've confirmed that MeasureString returns a slightly different value, depending on which Graphics object is passed in (the editing control or the PrintDocument).
The only difference between the two Graphics objects is the DPI. The control has 96x96 DPI, where the PrintDocumenth has 600x600. I set all the text rendering hint and all that to be the same. For one sample string I tried, MeasureString for the control returned 169, and MeasureString for the PrintDocument returned 173. That means that if the textbox is 169 pixels wide, it shows up fine on the editor control, but it will wrap on the PrintDocument.
How can I consistently print text to both mediums, so that the editor is truly WYSIWYG?
P.S. I've tried every font measurement with the same results (i.e. px, pt, em, etc)
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mmGoDLiKe wrote: For one sample string I tried, MeasureString for the control returned 169, and MeasureString for the PrintDocument returned 173. That means that if the textbox is 169 pixels wide, it shows up fine on the editor control, but it will wrap on the PrintDocument.
MeasureString is not very reliable I have found, that's why I only support fixed width fonts in my IDE. 
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ya, unfortunately that is not a viable solution in this case - full font support is necessary.
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Nobody knows how to produce consistent text output regardless of DPI?!?
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For those interested - I finally figured this one out...it was quite a pain to nail down. Instead of printing directly to the 600dpi graphics object, you create a temporary image that is 96dpi (same as screen), but with the same resolution as the printer. You then do a ScaleTransform so that your text is scaled from the small screen resolution to the larger image resolution, and since the DPI is the same, the text measures up exactly the same way!
Then you simply take the temporary image and dump it into the print graphics object, and woohoo! WYSIWYG! (you have no idea how much dicking around it took to get it all perfect lol, so I'm pretty excited)
I might just have to write an article on this...although strangely enough, while trying to find an answer to this problem, I couldn't find ANYTHING on it...which makes me think there isn't too much demand for this sort of thing. Does nobody create WYSIWYG editors?? If you want me to write an article, post here and let me know!
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HI,I am using a ListView control in a realtime data acquisition and I want last item to be always display at the bottom of the ListView. Do you know how can I do this? Thanks in advance.
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I just found out. Its:
lastItem.EnsureVisible();
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I want to create a program which takes Crystal Report path at runtime and convert it into PDF format.
Can someone help me?
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hello,
i want a picture box that's image can move or zoom like WPG, i tried with some code but image is little bit slow but i want smooth moving...i searched for some articles but didnt find any good one, so i thought to use OpenGL because its the one that can do what i want and it can also run on any plateform, i never use it before and when i searched for its articles but all bounced over the mind, so can anybody has any beginner article link or any other solution ?
thanks
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I am trying to write some code that will capture a screenshot of an application along with the details of the last action a user undertook (clicked on a button, entered text in a field...). The capture would be initiated by the user - the app will help author eLearning/simulation content.
I have the code to capture the screen as well as the coordinates of the mouse when the user clicks. I cannot figure out how to trap the name of the field / button / list entry etc. that was clicked. Initially, I am looking to do this for a web app.
Any help with doing this would be appreciated.
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every default event has an object named "sender", you can use it to know who called that event, take your example, you want to know the caller control's name, then just convert the sender to your caller control, like this
Button tmp_button = (Button)sender;
MessageBox.Show(tmp_button.Name);
hope this will help
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if you don't know the class, cast it to control
if (sender != null)
(sender as control).name
greetz
kurt
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can this be done? i am trying to write an app that changes the gamma for part of a screen, not whole screen as it can be done easily. the aim is to improve image of lcd monitor, where the bottom is lighter than top.
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Hi,
I would like to create an options dialog such as Windows Live messenger has.
Basicly I would like to use a listbox to control the tabPages in a tabControl.
Unless; you have a better Idea to create such a dialog...
thank you
Leeoz
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What is wrong with the tabs themselves?
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Just handle the SelectedIndexChanged event of your listbox and do something like this in there:
tabControl.SelectedIndex = ...;
tabControl.SelectedTab = ...;
I don't use Windows Live messenger, so I hope that's what you actually wanted to know.
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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