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Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 23:31

27-May-09 23:31

I think this should do:

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            SendKeys.Send("{F5}");
        }

What do you say?

PS: How did you know that I am Rajdeep?

Anthony Mushrow27-May-09 23:34

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27-May-09 23:34

Invalid_Win32_app. wrote:
PS: How did you know that I am Rajdeep?

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Dan Neely28-May-09 2:18

Dan Neely

28-May-09 2:18

Your level of stupidity is unique.

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harold aptroot27-May-09 23:35

harold aptroot

27-May-09 23:35

Hey Rajdeep.NET, did you think that we wouldn't notice if you changed your name?
You're still asking strange questions.

Now I don't really know about this refresh thing, this is not normally something you even need to consider doing. Why do you even need to do this?
Anyway, I'd look into sending a F5 keypress, like you suggested..

Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 23:45

27-May-09 23:45

Ok Ok!!! Chill now, I haven't asked any strange question this time.

padmanabhan N27-May-09 23:46

27-May-09 23:46

y do u frequently change you name.... do you think that we are fools here...

Padmanabhan

tom57200728-May-09 0:19

tom572007

28-May-09 0:19

Invalid_Win32_app. wrote:
Ok Ok!!! Chill now, I haven't asked any strange question this time.

This question is very strange, to refresh your system, you need to reboot your PC (after changing registery keys...). How does windows refreshing itself after an update? It just reboot..

To press F5 on tour desktop only refresh the 'explorer.exe' program, but not your system who's loaded on startup. To press F5 on your application will do anything Smile | :)

not even refresh your 'explorer' application.

Try to discover the basics of windows before trying to hack it...

padmanabhan N27-May-09 23:45

27-May-09 23:45

now that guy has changed his name to x+y=xy?!

some one has to take care of his activities....

Padmanabhan

Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 23:51

27-May-09 23:51

Not all are fools, rather than you!

padmanabhan N27-May-09 23:56

Listing Directories and Files from Web Server

27-May-09 23:56

sit and recollect all your posts and the replies then you will know who is a fool....MR.XYZ

Padmanabhan

himuskanhere27-May-09 21:26

himuskanhere

27-May-09 21:26

Hello Friends
How to get list of files and folders from web server using http protocol?
Cool | :cool:

Re: Listing Directories and Files from Web Server

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.28-May-09 1:36

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

28-May-09 1:36

http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec5.html[^]

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Renaming value data

Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 20:47

27-May-09 20:47

Hi dear friends,

Please check out this code for editing the registry, I have tried this and it works fine:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
using Microsoft.Win32;

namespace Editing_the_Registry
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey key;
            key = Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.CreateSubKey("Rajdeep");
            key.SetValue("MyString", "CreatedbyRajdeep");
            key.Close();
        }
    }
}

This piece of code just creates a Subkey called 'Rajdeep' in the HKEY_Current_User Key, and then creates a String value called 'MyString' within the SubKey 'Rajdeep' and sets the value data as 'CreatedbyRajdeep'.

But my issue is different. I want to change the value data of 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\MenuShowDelay\' to '200' from default '400'. It will speed up the Menu display from 400 milliseconds to 200 milliseconds, thus making the PC faster.

Your help will be truly appreciated,
Raj Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

PS: I am using Virtual PC, since MSDN suggests so.

Colin Angus Mackay27-May-09 20:55

Colin Angus Mackay

27-May-09 20:55

Rajdeep.NET wrote:
It will speed up the Menu display from 400 milliseconds to 200 milliseconds, thus making the PC faster.

Correction: Thus making the animation of the menu faster.

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Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 20:58

27-May-09 20:58

Yes Colin you are right! My english is poor..... sorry for that. Sigh | :sigh:

Colin Angus Mackay27-May-09 21:24

Colin Angus Mackay

27-May-09 21:24

Rajdeep.NET wrote:
My english is poor

The statement was syntactically correct. There was nothing wrong with your English. The statement was inaccurate.

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Re: Renaming value data [modified]

Nagy Vilmos27-May-09 21:35

Nagy Vilmos

27-May-09 21:35

For the love of God stop this you Doofus! I have never looked at these classes, but 0.003 secondds of intelisense gave me:

key = Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("Is/this/difficult");
key.SetValue("OnlyWhenCalled", "Rajdeep");

Work the rest out yourself.

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Calla27-May-09 21:38

Calla

27-May-09 21:38

You simply have to open the key as writeable and then set the value you want to use.
In your case it would be like this:

RegistryKey key = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("Control Panel\\Desktop", true);
key.SetValue("MenuShowDelay", 200, RegistryValueKind.String);
key.Close();

But I agree with the poster above: this would've been very easy to find out on your own..

modified on Thursday, May 28, 2009 3:53 AM

Rajdeep.NET is BACK27-May-09 21:51

27-May-09 21:51

Thanks, this worked.

Previously I was doing this:

RegistryKey key = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("Control Panel\\Desktop");

But, I go exception like "UnauthorizedAccess...."

The true statement changed everything, its great. Thanks once again Calla. Rose | [Rose]

EliottA28-May-09 2:47

EliottA

28-May-09 2:47

You have to stop. Changing your name won't do anything, people are still clearly able to see who you are by checking your history, or simply catching the idiocy in your posts.

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OriginalGriff27-May-09 22:15

OriginalGriff

27-May-09 22:15

Changing you name from Rajdeep.NET to x+y=xy?! is not going to help. You will still be an idiot
Changing your brain for one that works, now that would help.

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padmanabhan N27-May-09 22:45

27-May-09 22:45

i dono y that Rajdeep.NET (or) x+y=xy?! is doing criminal works like this....

Padmanabhan

padmanabhan N27-May-09 23:47

27-May-09 23:47

now he changed his name to Invalid_Win32_app.

Padmanabhan

OriginalGriff28-May-09 0:02

OriginalGriff

28-May-09 0:02

How very appropriate - any Win app he generates is going to be invalid!

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