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Re: Keyword.... Steve McLenithan28-Jun-03 18:36 Steve McLenithan 28-Jun-03 18:36  That's what I thought... Just wanted to be sure;) Thanks Steve McLenithan Is Bert Evil? | Homer: "Hello, operator, gimme the number for 911!" How Do I: Write an Addin for IE in C# Rahul Singh28-Jun-03 13:48 Rahul Singh 28-Jun-03 13:48  Hi all, I am trying to figure out what I need to do to write an Add in for internet explorer using C#. What interfaces do I have to implement and where is the documentation for the IE object model. Any help will be appreciated. Regards, Rahul kingtiny@cs.cmu.edu Re: How Do I: Write an Addin for IE in C# Mazdak29-Jun-03 4:32 Mazdak 29-Jun-03 4:32  I don't know anything about this topic but if you like it I know that Wrox press has about exacctly about this topic. You can check wrox.com for more information or at least get source code for somme sample. Mazy No sig. available now. Re: How Do I: Write an Addin for IE in C# J. Dunlap29-Jun-03 8:32 J. Dunlap 29-Jun-03 8:32  Check out this[^] article. "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi Re: How Do I: Write an Addin for IE in C# leppie29-Jun-03 9:35 leppie 29-Jun-03 9:35  jdunlap wrote: Check out this[^] article. Good idea! I had my mind fixatated on some .NET hosted app. leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET); Re: How Do I: Write an Addin for IE in C# Rocky Moore30-Jun-03 0:42 Rocky Moore 30-Jun-03 0:42  leppie wrote: Check out this[^] article. That is too cool. I was interested in this a few months ago. Did not see that one sneek in, it is bookmarked now Rocky Moore <>< Web Service puppiesLover28-Jun-03 8:57 puppiesLover 28-Jun-03 8:57  hi guys, I build a class using C# Library class option. How can i make this class available in a web service? Thanks Re: Web Service Mazdak28-Jun-03 9:27 Mazdak 28-Jun-03 9:27  The same as you you add class to other projects. Add its assemblies to your project with ADD REFRENCE. Mazy No sig. available now. System.Web.Services not available puppiesLover28-Jun-03 8:36 puppiesLover 28-Jun-03 8:36  Hi guys, I have System.Web available, but I don't have System.Web.Services avalaible. What should I do? Thanks Re: System.Web.Services not available Mazdak28-Jun-03 9:30 Mazdak 28-Jun-03 9:30  Right click on REFRENCE in Solution Explorer andd click add refrence. Add your namespace from the list. The same way for your other question but you have to browse your dll . Mazy No sig. available now. unable to use mouse in combobox monrobot1328-Jun-03 5:24 monrobot13 28-Jun-03 5:24  Hi All, I add a comobobox to my form and I can't use the mouse in the edit portion. I can use it to click and move the caret, but if I try to select anything it doesn't work. Anyone know what this is? I do have the style set to the one where you can edit the box (don't remember what it's called at the moment though). - monrobot13 Re: unable to use mouse in combobox leppie28-Jun-03 5:57 leppie 28-Jun-03 5:57  Things are not allways the way they appear, try selecting some text , then press delete. You see the same behaviour in the VS.NET menu comboboxes. leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET); Re: unable to use mouse in combobox James T. Johnson28-Jun-03 7:01 James T. Johnson 28-Jun-03 7:01  monrobot13 wrote: Anyone know what this is? Its a bug in .NET 1.0, fixed in 1.1. James "I despise the city and much prefer being where a traffic jam means a line-up at McDonald's" Me when telling a friend why I wouldn't want to live with him Re: unable to use mouse in combobox monrobot1328-Jun-03 10:37 monrobot13 28-Jun-03 10:37  First thanks, Second, how would I start using the .NET 1.1 controls? Thanks! - monrobot13 Re: unable to use mouse in combobox James T. Johnson29-Jun-03 1:08 James T. Johnson 29-Jun-03 1:08  That is a bit harder to answer, if you are using VS.NET 2002 you are stuck with .NET 1.0 so long as you use that for building/debugging your application. If you have VS.NET Professional or Higher (not Academic) then you should try to get the $30 upgrade to VS.NET 2003 so you can take advantage of .NET 1.1 right out of the box. If you can't upgrade, or don't want to; you can still make use of .NET 1.1, its just a LOT harder to do. First, I recommend getting, installing, and learning NAnt[^] for building your application. The samples and documentation are thorough enough that it'll only take an hour or two to work out what you need to do to duplicate your VS.NET build setup in NAnt. Once you do that, you can have NAnt target .NET 1.1 for the build and your application will be use .NET 1.1 by default, only dropping to .NET 1.0 by using a config file. Debugging is a bit harder to do. What I did was start my application, then use VS.NET's Attach to Process command to debug that process while it was running. A very large PITA but it got the job done while I waited for VS.NET 2003 to arrive. James "I despise the city and much prefer being where a traffic jam means a line-up at McDonald's" Me when telling a friend why I wouldn't want to live with him Re: unable to use mouse in combobox monrobot1329-Jun-03 7:17 monrobot13 29-Jun-03 7:17  Thanks again for the help James. I just have one more question. I did some reading at the NAnt site and noticed that it doesn't seem to have support for MC++ (It has a task that wraps the "cl" complier, but I don't think this works for MC++). Am I right in assuming that? If that's the case I guess I'm SOL unless I get VS.NET 2003. Thanks again James! - monrobot13 Treeview Help .gonad28-Jun-03 5:16 .gonad 28-Jun-03 5:16  Hi everyone... if i select a node in a treeview that displays a panel on the form, how can i dispose of that panel after another node is selected? I don't want to have to use the panel1.Dispose(); method whenever a different node is selected. Can someone help a gnuB figure this out? thanks .gonad. Re: Treeview Help Roland Bär30-Jun-03 2:02 Roland Bär 30-Jun-03 2:02  I'm not sure if i've understood your Problem, but what about storing a reference to the active panel and call the Dispose()-Function to this, so you don't have to close all Panels. Roland Cursor Position inside a text box Balachandar Ganesan28-Jun-03 0:26 Balachandar Ganesan 28-Jun-03 0:26  Hi All, I would like to get the position of the cursor inside a text box. And I would like to place a combo box following the cursor as the user types in the text box. Basically I am trying to bring "Intellisense features " Inside the text box. Can any one suggest me some methods to do this ? Thanks and Regards Balachandar Ganesan. Re: Cursor Position inside a text box leppie28-Jun-03 4:34 leppie 28-Jun-03 4:34  The best is to show a borderless form with a combobox, activated by some keystroke/event. leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET); DateTime Constructor performance Josh Martin27-Jun-03 14:33 Josh Martin 27-Jun-03 14:33  Hi all! I'm working on a .NET data provider, and the DateTime Constructor is killing me. The data is coming from a byte array (which is an ODBC TimeStamp structure) and I'm tearing it apart and stuffing it into a DateTime. In my test application, it takes me 10+ seconds to return 10,000 records from the DB. If I comment out the DateTime constructor line and just return null for the DateTime, it only takes 2 seconds to return the 10,000 records. So far, I've tried every constructor to see if there was any different performance. The only constructor that had any difference was the DateTime(long) (ie, number of ticks since 1/1/1), but how do you calculate how many ticks a given date is?. All of the properties are read-only, so I can't create a temp DateTime and just set my values (or can I?). I'm really kind of at a loss here... Anyone have any ideas? Josh Find a penny, pick it up, and all day long you'll have a back-ache... Re: DateTime Constructor performance Jim Stewart28-Jun-03 5:20 Jim Stewart 28-Jun-03 5:20  You might consider running the fetch in a thread so that the user is less affected by the delay. α.γεεκ Fortune passes everywhere. Duke Leto Atreides Re: DateTime Constructor performance Josh Martin1-Jul-03 13:23 Josh Martin 1-Jul-03 13:23  Thanks for the suggestion, but it really isn't an option . I found that the only constructor that is worth anything (performance-wise) is the DateTime(long ticks), but I was having a hard time converting the date from an ODBC structure to the tick value. I found a work-around by using the FromOADate(double date) static function that had similar speedy performance. I wrote some code to convert the ODBC date to an OLE Automation date, and , I'm back in business! Josh Find a penny, pick it up, and all day long you'll have a back-ache... Mouse Auto Click Pedromdrp27-Jun-03 12:15 Pedromdrp 27-Jun-03 12:15  I am doing an windows application and i need to make the mouse click automatic, My code: ... if(int = 5) { //mouse auto click } How can i make the mouse click= Re: Mouse Auto Click Paresh Gheewala27-Jun-03 13:10 Paresh Gheewala 27-Jun-03 13:10  use SendMessage

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