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Hi!
How are you trying to delete the image displayed in the PictureBox? To get an empty PictureBox you can simply assign null to the Image property.
Regards,
mav
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I only want to delete the picture displaying on PictureBox,and then the pictureBox will display next( or previous) picture in my list Picture. 
-- modified at 21:26 Monday 27th February, 2006
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Still not sure what you really want.
Are you trying to delete the file the picture has been loaded from or something else? Please be more clear.
And if you try something already and "it does not work", then the exact error message you get is essential for us to help you.
Regards,
mav
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yes, i'm trying to delete the picture file has been loaded into PictureBox.
I think the picture that has been loaded into PictureBox is saved into a "temp" memory or something else,isn't it?
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Ok, now that we know what your problem is, we can help you...
You have to make sure the image file isn't being used any more.
The most probable cause is that the image that has been assigned to the PictureBox hasn't been disposed of yet.
First, you'll have to make sure you don't let any old references hanging around when you load an image into your PictureBox. For example, when setting an image to display you could write
if (pictureBox1.Image != null)
{
pictureBox1.Image.Dispose();
pictureBox1.Image = null;
}
pictureBox1.Image = newImageToShow;That way, only the image currently shown in the PictureBox is used.
Before you can delete the file, you'll also have to remove any references, for example:
private void buttonDelete_Pressed(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pictureBox1.Image.Dispose();
pictureBox1.Image = null;
File.Delete(pathToCurrentImage);
}
Regards,
mav
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oh, pictureBox1.Image.Dispose(); thanks !
Then,can i ask you about form size?
I have an user control added into a form. I used the following code in both Form_load() and Form_SizeChanged but the usc size wasn't changed:
uscImage_NEW.UserControl1 usc=new uscImage_NEW.UserControl1();
private void Form1_SizeChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
usc.Left=0;
usc.Top=0;
usc.Width=this.Width;
usc.Height=this.Height;
}
how to solve this problem?
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Why don't you just anchor or dock the UC?
Regards,
mav
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I did with another objects such as one button, one lable or anything else in another project... its size was changed. In usc project, i tried but the usc size was unchanged.
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Hi
After deploying ASP.net 1.1 application, when a user hits a page first time, it takes lot of time to load because MSIL code needs to be translated to native format. But, if we have several pages in application, it can give bad impression that the site is slow.
Is there a way after deploying, I can automatically turn all the pages from MSIL to native format for fast loading?
Please advice.
Thanks
Pankaj
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Hi!
You'd want to start reading on a tool called ngen (part of the framework sdk).
Regards,
mav
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pankazmittal wrote: it takes lot of time to load because MSIL code needs to be translated to native format.
Sorry, that is not correct. ASP.NET takes time to compile the aspx ascx pages into C# assemblies. You can make this load faster by moving most of your code to the code-behind class.
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Hi, Im developing a console application in visual studio and I just want my project to produce a .exe like in C. Is this possible? I can run it from the start..debugging thing but I want the exe. Also how do you run from VS and pass in command Arguements? Thanks in advance
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For VS 2005, for existing application, in solution explorer, right click on the project and choose "Properties", you will see Properties Tabs Windows. Select "Application" Tab and there is a combobox called "Output Type", select "Console Application", you will get Console Application like C.(for new apps, choose Console Application in start up.) For Command Line Arguments, don't close properties tabs windows. Select "Debug". You will see "Start Options", there you can set "Command Line Arguments" and "Working directory" as well.
For VS 2003, in solution explorer, right click on the project and choose "Properties", you will see Property Pages Dialog. On left window, you will see "common Properties" and "Configuration Properties". Expand "Configiration Properties", you will see "Debugging". On the right side, you will see "Start Options", expand this. You see "Command Line Arguments" and "Working Directory".
Enjoy!
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The .exe is in your projects 'bin\Debug' folder.
Wacky waving inflateable arm flailing tube man!
- Family Guy
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hi guys,
in my client/server application, i have a list in my server of connected clients. if the physical connection of the network is dropped, i would like to start a timer in the server app that will count up to lets say 2 minutes and by that time if the client still did not respond i would like to remove that client from the list. how will i create multiple timers to monitor each of my clients?
or if you can suggest a better way of doing this, i accept suggestions. thnx
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You don't need multiple timers.
Just use one set it's interval to one second...
Then have a list of connected users with a property that stores the time of last action, you then go trough that list comparing current time with that time every time the timer ticks and do your logic there...
Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent?
A:All your base are belong to us!
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How i can get position of mouse when hold tap and the contextmenu show? Thanks
Nothing
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hi pmasknguyen!
honestly, i'm confused with your question... but if you mean to get the mouse position,
you can use the MousePosition property of the control. but this is in screen coordinates.
if you want to convert it to control coordinate, use PointToClient method and pass the MousePosition value as a parameter.
and also you can override OnMouseDown method if you are inheritng a control and if not, you can use MouseDown event instead.
hope that's what you want.
microsoc 
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I have used OnMouseDown but it's just update mouse position when tap on the screent. But when hold-tap the contextmenu will show out and the Event will not occur. How to catch this and get position.
Nothing
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so you mean, you want to get the Mouse position when the contextmenu shows?
if that's what you want, you can use the Popup event of the contextmenu. then on your event handler, you can now use the MousePosition property.
hope that solves your problem. 
microsoc 
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Hello,
I need to change the index of the currentrow so i can select the next record in the datagridview.
gtz stijn
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hi
How to add console in win app in vs 2005?
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Set the project type to "console application" in the project properties dialog
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Hi!
What do you mean with "how to add console"?
You want a windows application and an additional shell window (often referred to as 'console')?
Then call Process.Start("cmd.exe"); (although I can't see what this is good for right now).
Or do you mean a console like you get in some FPS games where you can type in commands for your application?
In this case you'll have to implement it for yourself. For example, create a dialog with a TextBox and every time <Return> is pressed, evaluate the string in the TextBox and act accordingly.
Regards,
mav
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