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DaveyM6923-Jun-09 4:11

DaveyM69

23-Jun-09 4:11

EliottA wrote:
users stopped hiding their intentions

The exact same thought crossed my mind Big Grin | :-D

Dave
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OriginalGriff23-Jun-09 4:17

OriginalGriff

23-Jun-09 4:17

Please, please, don't mention that name (he might come back)

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DaveyM6923-Jun-09 4:34

DaveyM69

23-Jun-09 4:34

He was active recently (16th[^]) but in the C++ forum. He's probably finally figured out that he can't really write nasty stuff successfuly using a .NET language. I think C++ will be above his intellectual abilities though so the world will remain safe.

EliottA23-Jun-09 5:26

23-Jun-09 5:26

Bah, I posted a warning to the C++ members in that thread, specifically Superman who was more then helpful. Hopefully they see it and review his messages to limit the flow of direct code to him.

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EliottA23-Jun-09 6:48

23-Jun-09 6:48

Son of a b*&^h, you where right. See few threads above.

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OriginalGriff23-Jun-09 21:15

OriginalGriff

23-Jun-09 21:15

Believe me, I wish I wasn't...

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Not Active23-Jun-09 4:06

Not Active

23-Jun-09 4:06

A Logic bomb is a malicious piece of code which you will find no help in creating here.

only two letters away from being an asset

billy dev23-Jun-09 4:20

billy dev

23-Jun-09 4:20

i want to code a windows service that will start alone,like an alarm clock..if t is malicious and is called logic bomb ..sorry i didn't know it...

Simon P Stevens23-Jun-09 5:19

Simon P Stevens

23-Jun-09 5:19

It is possible to write windows services in .net.

It does not run itself though, you have to set up windows to startup the service for you and it is not called a logic bomb.

There is a guide on MSDN here[^] on how to create services.

Simon

moving in windows form by keyboard ENTER key

DaveyM6923-Jun-09 5:45

DaveyM69

23-Jun-09 5:45

Fair enough. Simon's given you the solution you need.

sachees12323-Jun-09 3:11

sachees123

23-Jun-09 3:11

frnds,

how to move focus of one component(textbox, date picker, combo...) to other component. with ENTER key?

i tried key press with ..... code

private void txtAppfrmNo_KeyPress(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs e)
{
if (e.KeyChar == (char)13)
{
MessageBox.Show("to next box");
}
}
******************************************************************
this.txtAppfrmNo.KeyPress += new System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventHandler(this.txtAppfrmNo_KeyPress);

****************************************************

its not working, where is the problem???

Re: moving in windows form by keyboard ENTER key

EliottA23-Jun-09 3:29

Re: moving in windows form by keyboard ENTER key

23-Jun-09 3:29

Why not Keys.Enter? Check out the documentation[^] on the Keys Enumeration.

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OriginalGriff23-Jun-09 3:57

OriginalGriff

23-Jun-09 3:57

Plus that is pretty non-standard - Enter works the default key, normally OK. Why not use TAB like almost every other windows app since V2.0?

Standards, dontcha jest lurve em?

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Re: moving in windows form by keyboard ENTER key [modified]

Gary Stafford23-Jun-09 15:06

Gary Stafford

23-Jun-09 15:06

I agree with first two answers. Does it have to be the Enter key? Using the Tab key with TabIndex to indicate a specific indexing of controls is easier and more standard. Enter will cause a Submit on the form?

Regards,

Gary

modified on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 9:21 PM

newbie trying to open c# .sln in visual studio

brightnsunny23-Jun-09 3:01

23-Jun-09 3:01

Just got MSDN license and got c# hello world working in console mode. Now I want to load sample code but looks like a solution and I get message "one or more projects can not be located..."

file is OpenXML_SDK_HelloWorld_src.sln

Here is where I found the code:
Creation of Word 2007 document using Open XML Format SDK [^]
Creation of Word 2007 document using Open XML Format SDK

Is there some setup or other base project I need to have to open this?

I am trying to generate Word documents on the fly, with a template doc and inserting multiple lines (as in an order).

Dave

EliottA23-Jun-09 3:30

23-Jun-09 3:30

Did you install the Microsoft Office PIA (Primary Interop Assemblys?) Are you referencing them in your project correctly? Can we see some code? We cannot guess based off your solution name.

redistributable 2007 office PIA download[^]

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brightnsunny23-Jun-09 3:44

23-Jun-09 3:44

I am mainframe programmer...bought Kernegan and Richie C book in 1980, but did not do the hello world until today...: - )
Done visual basic OO etc and worked with J D Edwards ERP with huge 50,000 line C code pgms, but this is my first .net thing. Once I get this hello world for xxx I will be off to the races. The standard console stuff does not have red wiggly underlines so I know it is recognized with my base install. But the other stuff below looks like it is not on my machine (the Open XML sdk 2.0?)

/// standard for ConsoleApplication
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

/// assembly reference or directive? DocumentFormat does not appear to be found
/// http://www.codeproject.com/KB/office/OpenXML-SDK-HelloWorld.aspx

using DocumentFormat.OpenXml;
using WindowsBase;

using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Wordprocessing;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml;

EliottA23-Jun-09 4:08

23-Jun-09 4:08

Are you sure you referenced OpenXml properly? That's the only thing I can think of..

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brightnsunny23-Jun-09 5:01

23-Jun-09 5:01

I am pretty sure that I am not referencing it correctly.... my problem is that the tutorial says this: it is easy just add a reference... (I don't even know how to code that, and when I download the code and try to open the .sln file I get project not found. Not as easy as the old hello worlds...

But the question is: how to do it in Open XML Format SDK?
It is quite easy. At the beginning it is required to add the following reference to the project:
* DocumentFormat.OpenXml
* WindowsBase
The next step is adding the following namespaces (as using) to the code file:
* DocumentFormat.OpenXml
* DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging
* DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Wordprocessing
Now focus on the function that prepares word document containing "Hello World":

I did download the MS Office PIA but not sure if I got that working right either.

I will keep hacking away ...thanks for your time !

brightnsunny24-Jun-09 2:46

24-Jun-09 2:46

I installed Open XML SDK 2.0 and figured out how to add references, so all is fixed except 1 thing:

Type or Namespace WindowsBase could not be found. (are you missing a using directive or assembly reference?)

I see I have an assembly reference for this, but...

When I look at folder C:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\ Smile | :)

v3.0 I can see the dll there, but not in the v3.5 folder, and my .csproj file has a line in it <RequiredTargetFramework>3.5</RequiredTargetFramework>

so is this a pointer problem?

Do I need to install something like WindowsBase.dll into the other folder? Or qualify the using directive path somehow?

dave