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Check my Code Project Article Scraping article[^]. I render HTML in a form.
.45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly ----- "Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997 ----- "The staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - J. Jystad, 2001
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ok. i will examine your code to get more info so that will add more ideas.
Today's Beautiful Moments are
Tomorrow's Beautiful Memories
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int? i = 7;
what does it mean?
what is actual application of nullable.
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One typically would use a Nullable if the variable needs a "I don't know the value" state (similar to "null" for reference types). For some value types, you don't need all possible values and can use a special value, such as DateTime.MinValue; for others, all conceivable values could be meaningful and the "no value" state needs a separate something (which happens to be a hidden boolean in Nullable, so they are costing more memory and more cycles).
I'm not very fond of Nullable, one can easily do without them.
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The other common scenario that Luc didn't mention is when interacting with databases that have nullable integer fields.
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Is there any way to prevent the cursor changing to the resize cursor when the mouse is over the window border?
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choose a windows type that isn't resizable!
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Only resizable window types have glass borders when the titlebar is disabled.
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I just need a simple application that can read <B> and <I> tags and simple html tables... Could you please direct me to an article?
Thank you.
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Thanks for nothing. I already searched this site and on Google. I thought that maybe somebody has another parser I don't know of. Thanks for nothing. (again)
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justme89 wrote: I already searched this site and on Google
You could have said that right away.
justme89 wrote: maybe somebody has another parser I don't know of.
I have lots of parsers you don't know of; I'm working on a whole new collection at this very instant. And I don't feel like making them available right now.
Bye.
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Bjarke (Viksoe) has one he's used in a html -> rtf control - seems pretty simple (its not that complex a task to parse html - doing something with the parse tree/results, thats a different matter)
check out http://www.viksoe.dk/code/simplehtmlviewer.htm[^]
btw - that is in c++ btw, but you can see how easy it is - should be a cinch in c#
'g'
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Thank you. That was very helpful!
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Hi all
i asking of how i can implement a network security based on IPsec protocol
thanks
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Try Google for "IPsec security" and you should find some useful information.
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Hello.
Thank you to put programs on the site Codeproject.com.
I command "AT Command" can recharge the SIM card can be self-abandoned.
Thanks.
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I'm not sure what translator you used, but the English output is meaningless.
من مطمین نیستم شما چه مترجم استفاده كرد, ولي انگليسيها بازده بی معنی است.
(Translation provided by Babelfish.com)
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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Roger Wright wrote:
من مطمین نیستم شما چه مترجم استفاده كرد, ولي انگليسيها بازده بی معنی است.
Translates back to;
"I'm not sure what you can use an interpreter, but the British, efficiency is meaningless."
(Translation provided by Google)
I are Troll
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: I'm not sure what you can use an interpreter, but the British, efficiency is meaningless.
Sounds OK to me. 
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Hello,
I created a web service and i created also many classes below.
when i add it as a web reference, i can access all classes just one that contain public string variable is not shown ?
any suggestion !!
regards,
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Don't fully understand what you mean. Posting some code might help.
Webservices only expose methods, so fields won't appear in the proxy which is generated. Think of a webservice as a collection of functions, not as a class.
Regards,
Rob Philpott.
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