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Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Christian Graus10-Jul-06 11:45 Christian Graus 10-Jul-06 11:45  It's the .Handle property, I believe. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Swinefeaster10-Jul-06 11:51 Swinefeaster 10-Jul-06 11:51  Is it a HWND type? I get a compiler error saying: Error 3 error C2440: 'type cast' : cannot convert from 'System::IntPtr' to 'HWND' My code is: HWND h = (HWND)Handle; [b]yte your digital photos with [ae]phid [p]hotokeeper - www.aephid.com. Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Christian Graus10-Jul-06 11:53 Christian Graus 10-Jul-06 11:53  I'm not sure how to do that conversion, but I've passed the Handle in from C# when I make pinvoked API calls and it's worked fine. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Swinefeaster10-Jul-06 11:59 Swinefeaster 10-Jul-06 11:59  That's great but here it doesn't work. [b]yte your digital photos with [ae]phid [p]hotokeeper - www.aephid.com. Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Guffa10-Jul-06 12:43 Guffa 10-Jul-06 12:43  To verify that the Handle property really contains a HWND: MSDN quote: "Syntax public IntPtr Handle { get; } Property Value An IntPtr that contains the window handle (HWND) of the control. Remarks The value of the Handle property is a Windows HWND. If the handle has not yet been created, referencing this property will force the handle to be created." --- b { font-weight: normal; } Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Joel Lucsy10-Jul-06 13:23 Joel Lucsy 10-Jul-06 13:23  If form was your form object, try: (HWND)form.Handle.ToPointer() Re: Where's the HWND in Form? Swinefeaster10-Jul-06 13:59 Swinefeaster 10-Jul-06 13:59  Excellent! That's exactly what I needed. Thanks [b]yte your digital photos with [ae]phid [p]hotokeeper - www.aephid.com. help! want to use XslCompiledTransform.. CherezZaboro10-Jul-06 11:30 CherezZaboro 10-Jul-06 11:30  Sorry for bumb nood question. I can't figure out how to transform an XML that I have in a string variable (not a file) using XSLT that is also in a string (not a file) and get the result as a string as well? All I see there is "Load" methods which take paths to files or XmlReader (which I'm not sure how force to use my strings) or some other wierd stuff. Please help! Deploying CLR without admin rights Shashanka Shekhar10-Jul-06 4:40 Shashanka Shekhar 10-Jul-06 4:40  Hello All, Is it possible to deploy the CLR on machines where the user has no admin rights ? There is no possibility for the user to get admin passwd or raised privileges. Regards Re: Deploying CLR without admin rights [modified] Dave Kreskowiak10-Jul-06 9:03 Dave Kreskowiak 10-Jul-06 9:03  No there isn't. The user has to have Power User rights or better. Or a packaged installation has to be pushed to the machine using some software distribution tool, like Altiris or Microsoft's SMS server. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic -- modified at 15:03 Monday 10th July, 2006 .NET CF2.0 User Control CSharpDavid9-Jul-06 22:04 CSharpDavid 9-Jul-06 22:04  How does VS2005 create the design time control, and how can i write my control to detect between the control running on the device , and in VS2005 ? using VS2003 and CF1 I had to create 2 different controls , but now VS handles this , but I canot find any details on how add designtime atributes etc VS2005 compilation error tom groezer9-Jul-06 19:50 tom groezer 9-Jul-06 19:50  Hi, When I'm compiling an idl file in a project in VC8 2005 on x64 configuration I'm getting the error. The operation could not be completed. Unspecified Error. Any comments on the same. How do I rectify it. Does it require some settings to be done. I have the same error pop up when I try to get the Properties of the project but could not do so. Thanks AmbientUserMode Craig Gluck9-Jul-06 7:59 Craig Gluck 9-Jul-06 7:59  Does anyone know what the function name is to determine if a .NET application is in design mode, or if it is compiled and running?? The eqivalent in the MFC world was AmbientUserMode(). TIA Re: AmbientUserMode Josh Smith10-Jul-06 4:57 Josh Smith 10-Jul-06 4:57  Anything which derives from System.ComponentModel.Component inherits the protected DesignMode boolean property, which returns true if the component is running in a designer. Every control (including Forms) derive from Component. :josh: My WPF Blog[^] more assemblies to one assembly dedel9-Jul-06 5:48 dedel 9-Jul-06 5:48  Is there a chance to compile more assemblies to one assembly ? Re: more assemblies to one assembly Ray Cassick9-Jul-06 6:29 Ray Cassick 9-Jul-06 6:29  1) If you have the source code then yes. Just bring them all into the same project and recompile. 2) If you don't have the source code then you can still KIND of do it by just writing a wrapper library that acts as a proxy to the other individual libraries. My Blog[^] FFRF[^] Re: more assemblies to one assembly Guffa9-Jul-06 10:42 Guffa 9-Jul-06 10:42  Please don't cross post. --- b { font-weight: normal; } Re: more assemblies to one assembly Josh Smith10-Jul-06 4:55 Josh Smith 10-Jul-06 4:55  ILMerge[^] will combine existing assemblies into one. :josh: My WPF Blog[^] Desktop search xadrex8-Jul-06 11:52 xadrex 8-Jul-06 11:52  I'm trying to use a treeview control for file searching. I would like to start by the desktop, like a usual program, but I can't find the place here that information is. Environment.GetSpecialFolders seems not given me that information. Can anyone help my? Thank you. Hi there Re: Desktop search Robert Rohde8-Jul-06 12:33 Robert Rohde 8-Jul-06 12:33  Have you tried searching CP for explorer treeview[^]? Obviously not because the first 5 hits are all dealing with this. Re: Desktop search Andrew Lygin9-Jul-06 0:16 Andrew Lygin 9-Jul-06 0:16  xadrex wrote: Environment.GetSpecialFolders seems not given me that information. It gives: Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Desktop) Secure my assembly tibu19827-Jul-06 21:35 tibu1982 7-Jul-06 21:35  I've tried to sign my assemblies (http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SecUtilexe.asp?df=100&forumid=256869&exp=0&select=1337472) but it is not working. I can use assemblies from any application. Is there another solution or things in 2.0 are different? Re: Secure my assembly Paul Conrad19-Jul-06 14:49 Paul Conrad 19-Jul-06 14:49  Google for securing .Net Assemblies[^] Hope this helps MSVCR80D.DLL Not Found Problem bosfan6-Jul-06 21:52 bosfan 6-Jul-06 21:52  Hello comunity, i translate my project from VS6 to VS2005, but even when i want to run my project in debug mode i recive the follow errormessage: "MSVCR80D.DLL Not Found...." i have installed the new PSDK for win2003, but i work on winxp prof. what to do to solve this??? Something else, when i run them i n release mode, works fine????? without any problems!!! please help with that! regards break; Re: MSVCR80D.DLL Not Found Problem Jun Du7-Jul-06 7:09 Jun Du 7-Jul-06 7:09  Release mode does not use that DLL. See if this thread can help with your Debug mode failure: link. Best, Jun

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