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tip2tail31-Mar-12 12:44

tip2tail

31-Mar-12 12:44

Sorry?

Wes Aday31-Mar-12 12:49

Wes Aday

31-Mar-12 12:49

What that means is that someone using the exact same name as you posted the exact same question Printing Envelopes from Manual Feed[^]. It's called cross posting.

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tip2tail31-Mar-12 13:08

tip2tail

31-Mar-12 13:08

Whats the point in having a site with two places to ask questions if you cant post in both of them though? Surely now with this "Crosspost" I am exposing the question to more viewers and potentially a faster answer.

I find that posting an answer of "Crosspost" is blantant vandelism of a post and would detract a user from replying to me as I appear to have broken some kind of Code Project rule.

I should admit just now and accept sentance: I have posted the same question on many different forums all over the Internet. I would imagine that this might also be punishable under your strict penal code?

Jeez! All I want to do is finish the last bit of my project...

/rant Mad | :mad:

Wes Aday31-Mar-12 13:14

Wes Aday

31-Mar-12 13:14

tip2tail wrote:
would detract a user from replying to me

As a matter of fact, you cross posting this question is more likely to get your question not answered more than my pointing out that you are cross posting.

tip2tail wrote:
punishable under your strict penal code

It's not my penal code as you say. It's called being a good net citizen and having some manners. There is a god reason cross posting is frowned upon.

tip2tail31-Mar-12 13:24

tip2tail

31-Mar-12 13:24

It's not my penal code as you say. It's called being a good net citizen and having some 
manners. There is a god reason cross posting is frowned upon.

So what is this devine reason that it is frowned apon!

Wes Aday31-Mar-12 13:42

Wes Aday

31-Mar-12 13:42

tip2tail wrote:
devine

I am not sure what removing unwanted vines has to do with anything

tip2tail wrote:
it is frowned

You mean other than it's rude and against the forum guidelines?
Just a sample since you apparently do not believe me.
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3550333/Cross-Post-validation.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3678183/Cross-Post.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/2473103/cross-post-ignore.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3325472/cross-post-same-question-in-csharp-forum.aspx

Need further validation? Search for forum message with the key words "cross posting" and then tell me again that it's my rule.

autoscroll with mousewheel

Richard MacCutchan31-Mar-12 21:12

Richard MacCutchan

31-Mar-12 21:12

Try reading http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/1278604/How-to-get-an-answer-to-your-question.aspx[^].

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Danzy8331-Mar-12 9:26

Danzy83

31-Mar-12 9:26

Hi everyone! I have a panel that contains a list of panels modeled as sheets of paper. The background panel has AutoScroll set to true and scroll bars appear. However, when I try to scroll using the middle-button (mousewheel), scrolling does not occur. Any way of solving this problem? Thanks in advance.

Re: autoscroll with mousewheel

Luc Pattyn31-Mar-12 9:35

Re: autoscroll with mousewheel

31-Mar-12 9:35

Never done that, however a Panel in AutoScroll mode has HorizontalScroll and VerticalScroll properties that yield the scrollbars; these have an OnMouseWheel event, so that is the way I would go.

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Danzy8331-Mar-12 10:06

Danzy83

31-Mar-12 10:06

Luc, I trapped the MouseWheel event but that part of the code did not execute. I installed the event handler this way:

SheetsBackground.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(MouseWheelEventHandler);

I defined the event handler as follows just to know if it will execute.

private void MouseWheelEventHandler(object obj, MouseEventArgs mea)
{
    MessageBox.Show("Mousewheel event handled.");
}

However, the event handler was not called. I thougt it will even work without trapping the mousewheel event. Now trapping it does not seem to work as well.

Re: autoscroll with mousewheel

Luc Pattyn31-Mar-12 10:27

Code for solving CHESS problems?

31-Mar-12 10:27

There could be an issue about selection/focus: which control has focus? only the one with focus will get events delivered. That must be why clicking/dragging the scroll bars works just fine, whereas the MouseWheel doesn't. You may have to set MouseWheel event handlers (could be the same one over and over) for a lot of controls there...

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Bill Sinclair31-Mar-12 7:40

31-Mar-12 7:40

Hello -

The LA times page has a 2 move mate problem every Sunday.

I was trying to use Jacques Fournier's chess program to solve it, but I can't get down to the initial position.

Is there another way to set that up?

André Kraak31-Mar-12 8:12

André Kraak

31-Mar-12 8:12

If you are referring to this article: Chess Program in C#[^], I think you best chance to get an answer to your question is if you ask the question at the article.
Use the "Add a Comment or Question" button at the end of the article to post your question, this will cause a message to be sent to the author. He/she will be alerted that you wish to speak to them, and can choose to respond.

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Bill Sinclair1-Apr-12 5:12

1-Apr-12 5:12

That's exactly what I did - but I can't see a way to send it directly to Mr. Fournier privately.

Maybe you know a trick? Every other message system I have used has a box that says : "Reply privately."

Besides, maybe some one else might know the answer, since he hasn't been on this message board in quite some time.

Luc Pattyn31-Mar-12 8:38

31-Mar-12 8:38

Thay program has a "Design Mode" item in the Edit menu; use it to set up a starting position, then let the program play one or both sides and watch the show.

PS: You really shouldn't need a program to solve a two-move mate...

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Bill Sinclair1-Apr-12 5:07

1-Apr-12 5:07

The two move mate puzzles are very complicated, and I want to use the program to verify that my puzzles have only ONE solution. Since I am not a Grandmaster, I need to rely on a program to make sure it's correct.

When I try to start the position from "design" mode, it starts from scratch with all 32 pieces, and wipes out my setup. Maybe you know a trick to get around this? I can't find it.

Luc Pattyn1-Apr-12 5:12

1-Apr-12 5:12

You are the composer of the LA Times puzzles?
Where can I see some of your puzzles? (I don't have access to the LA Times)

I was able to set up a position, by clicking a piece (or the empty field) in the top right pane, then clicking the board cell(s); the program solves the 2-move mate I entered.

There are a lot of free chess programs around, Rybka is one. And I expect all of them are capable of solving mate puzzles.

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Bill Sinclair1-Apr-12 5:29