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EliottA6-Oct-09 10:06

EliottA

6-Oct-09 10:06

Thanks for that.

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eawedat6-Oct-09 10:09

6-Oct-09 10:09

another philosopher has visited us Smile | :)

I could use javascript to add a counter ,
to let us see how many visitors are interested in this subject

anyone else? (i like hearing these words while playing Unreal Tournament) Smile | :)

by the way i liked the formal word "hell"
keep going with nice words Smile | :)

where am i ?

I got the answer already by a good guy in here,
Discussion has been closed.
NO more comments please.
lol

Christian Graus6-Oct-09 10:13

Christian Graus

6-Oct-09 10:13

eawedat wrote:
I got the answer already by a good guy in here,
Discussion has been closed.
NO more comments please.
lol

You are a retard. You obviously need our help, but you want to annoy us because you don't follow basic protocols and netiquette ? It's not unheard of that someone would do your work for you in the way you asked, but don't count on it again, esp if you're going to be such an ass.

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eawedat6-Oct-09 10:23

6-Oct-09 10:23

I have no idea about what you are talking about..
am not here to fight Smile | :)

sorry for the term.

I repeat for the last time.
I posted my whole project just to ease it.

I believed that if i posted the whole project it would be easier to open it
with an colorful editor and see the codes right inside there.

My functions there as i said before are related and the code is so long.
was not expecting so many "negative" replies about posting my whole project because am newbie to this forum.

with regards to the code snippet it would not help because it's small part.
i could not paste long codes here from many reasons.
main reason is thinking it would be easier for guys who wanna help.
one more time, one click(to download) is not that big deal to start with.

"a**"
I'm wondering why Admins did not use Bad-Words-Checker Script.
watch ur lang please.

Dave Kreskowiak6-Oct-09 10:39

Dave Kreskowiak

6-Oct-09 10:39

eawedat wrote:
I posted my whole project just to ease it.

I believed that if i posted the whole project it would be easier to open it
with an colorful editor and see the codes right inside there.

Actually, that's not true. It's harder to do it this way because now we have to sift through a bunch of files and errors because we don't have the correct version of Visual Studio and had to convert the project and also don't have the proper libraries installed and don't have the same .NET and COM libraries installed which results in invalid references and more errors in the code and ... Basically, it makes it much more difficult to find the error your talking about because now it's swimming in a ton of other errors.

eawedat wrote:
with regards to the code snippet it would not help because it's small part.

Yeah, it would have been much easier had you just posted the snippet aroudn where the error occured.

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eawedat6-Oct-09 10:41

6-Oct-09 10:41

Dave,

its okay, its understood.
thanks for helping.

Dave Kreskowiak6-Oct-09 10:35

Dave Kreskowiak

6-Oct-09 10:35

eawedat wrote:
I got the answer already by a good guy in here,

Oh, I'm not that good. All I did was read the error message you didn't post and tell you what to do about it.

And, yes, you could have just posted the small code snippet around where the error occured and the exact error messsage and you would have gotten an answer, WITHOUT posting the entire project to the web somewhere.

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eawedat6-Oct-09 10:36

form minimize and maximize

6-Oct-09 10:36

Understood Sir.

teknolog1236-Oct-09 4:22

teknolog123

6-Oct-09 4:22

hi, which event should be used to redraw or update the mainform after minimize/maximize. And in that event which method would be better? (Update(),Refresh() or Invalidate())

thanks in advance

Re: form minimize and maximize

Luc Pattyn6-Oct-09 4:49

Luc Pattyn

6-Oct-09 4:49

Hi,

a form will redraw itself automatically when a maximize, restore, or resize occurs; Windows will cause the Paint handler to execute, no need to call anything.

if you want your app's internal state to change on a minimize or maximize, check the Resize event and the Form.WindowState property.

Smile | :)

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Re: form minimize and maximize

teknolog1236-Oct-09 5:25

teknolog123

6-Oct-09 5:25

thanks

Re: form minimize and maximize

Luc Pattyn6-Oct-09 5:27

Luc Pattyn

6-Oct-09 5:27

you're welcome.

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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Icon maker?

Etienne_1236-Oct-09 4:18

Etienne_123

6-Oct-09 4:18

Hi there

I want to make a custom icon for my application. Does anybody know of some cool icon maker software that I can use?

Insincere Dave6-Oct-09 4:27

Insincere Dave

6-Oct-09 4:27

http://icofx.ro/

Mirko19806-Oct-09 21:51

Mirko1980

6-Oct-09 21:51

Second that. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

harold aptroot6-Oct-09 4:29

harold aptroot

6-Oct-09 4:29

Does it have to be cool? Paint.NET can export to icon files if you download the Icon-plugin

Etienne_1236-Oct-09 5:36

Etienne_123

6-Oct-09 5:36

Well I just want to have a decent looking icon, that's all. I actually have a 3D model which I created in Blender that I use as the logo for my app. Is there maybe a way to convert this 3d model to an icon?

harold aptroot6-Oct-09 5:43

harold aptroot

6-Oct-09 5:43

Sure just make a render and save it as icon

PIEBALDconsult6-Oct-09 4:52

PIEBALDconsult

6-Oct-09 4:52

I just use Visual Studio for that.

Dan Neely6-Oct-09 5:46

Dan Neely

6-Oct-09 5:46

Remember that Vista/Weven will let you zoom icons to a huge size in explorer (dunno if you can zoom toolbar/menu icons); so you really need to use an image editor instead of a bitmap editor to make results that look professional in newer versions of windows.

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Keith Barrow6-Oct-09 7:59

Keith Barrow

6-Oct-09 7:59

You could try Axalis Icon workshop. There is a free version somewgwre

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