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i am currently a developer that uses .net as my main programming environment. and i wanted to know how could i use .net to create License and then in turn use them to protect the applications that i have developed?
can some one please point me into the right direction? posible some tutorials or papers on how i can use .net to implement this????
kenny
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Hi. May be any of you can help me with this. Do you know the eway to extract a frame of a quicktime movie and save it as jpg?
Thanks a lot !!
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Hi all,
I need to delete rows from my db, when the criteria is: older than a
certain date.
Can it be done without an SQL string query?? Using only a DataSet
and/or DataAdapter?
The regular SQL would be: "DELETE FROM EventLog WHERE
EL_TimeStamp<01/08/2006".
But the problem is using the date in C# and Access-database.
Thanks in advance,
Danny
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Have you tried using a parameterized query?
DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse("01/08/2006");
OledbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand "DELETE FROM EventLog WHERE EL_TimeStamp < ?;", connection);
cmd.Parameters.Add("@p1", OledbType.Date,dt);
cmd.Execute();
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Hello fellow programmers,
I have something in mind which, as far as my knowledge goes, cannot be done.
But I'm writing here to ask for a solution...
I'll start with explaining a class I wrote, named ShapedForm...
ShapedForm inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Form.
It has a built in functionallity to receive a Bitmap object, and change the form's region according to the drawing in the Bitmap, leaving out "transparent pixels".
I've also added a mouse-drag ability, as it's impossible to move the form without a title-bar.
So today I've started coding a new project, where I wanted a shaped button!
My idea was to inherit System.Windows.Forms.Control which, as you all know, is the base class for many controls, and add the above functionallities to it.
The problem comes here...
Is there any way to force the derived classes (i.e. Form, Button, Panel, etc.) to inherit from my ShapedControl instead of the original Control class?
Kind of like overriding an inheritance or something like that...
Again, as far as I know, it cannot be done...
So if you have an alternative method in mind, please share it with me. 
Thanks in advance,
Shy.
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You are right, you cannot do that. What I would probably do is design it this way:
I'd create a number of Shaped... classes, e.g. ShapedButton, ShapedPanel, etc. These would inherit from the various based classes (Button, Panel, etc.)
The "Shaped" functionality would go into a separate class of its own that contains the functionality that you need. Then from the various control subclasses you created earlier you would call into the Shaped class.
e.g.
public class ShapedStrategy
{
public void SomeShapedFunctionality(Control shapedControl)
{
}
}
public class ShapedButton : Button
{
private ShapedStrategy shapedStrategy;
public override void OnPaint()
{
shapedStrategy.ShapedPaint(this);
}
}
Hopefully that might give you some ideas.
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Yes... I have thought about it...
But it's kind of annoying to do that with every control...
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Hello, my first post here.
Gonna try and be specific as possible.
Here's the situation. I have a small app with a list View set to Largeicon view.
The problem is it will display the icons on some computers, but not all.
Works fine on my laptop, but not on my desktop... Both computers are running WinXP, all
updates and patchs installed.
So I'm just looking for some pointers on where to start looking for the problem.
I know this sounds vague, but it's the best I can do for the moment.
hope someone has an idea...
Thanks alot
LoneFerret
Cross my heart, smack me dead...stick a lobster on my head.
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Not sure if this will help, because I've never heard of a case exactly like this, but what about the color depths for your desktop and laptop machine?
Could this have anything to do with your problem?
Did you try on a third computer as well?
What kind of graphics card do you have in your desktop pc? Are the drivers up to date?
Regards,
mav
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Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...
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Hello again..
Desktop colour depths are both at 32bits,
and the graphic card is a Radeon 9600XT 256.
I guess this is weird eh?
LoneFerret
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Cross my heart, smack me dead...stick a lobster on my head.
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Yes it is.
Sorry, don't have an idea what could cause this. Did you try different color depths for you ImageList?
Regards,
mav
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Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...
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Hi!
Just wanted to let you know that I just discovered one of my computers showing the same effect.
I stumbled over it while trying to modify the zone security settings.
The icons you usually see for "My Computer", "Local Intranet" and so on are not being displayed.
I don't know when the effect started or if it's there from the start. My graphics card, unlike yours, is a Nvidia 7900 GTX, so it's pretty unlikely that it's a graphics driver problem...
Regards,
mav
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Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...
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I have several textboxes that I wish to toggle the readonly attribute true/false by the user cliucking a button.
Can this be done in VS2005 and if so, how?
-- modified at 9:34 Saturday 5th August, 2006
Glen Harvy
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Sure. Create an event handler for the button's clck event and inside to the following for each textbox:
this.textBoxXX.ReadOnly = !this.textBoxXX.ReadOnly;
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de
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Thank you.
It's little snippets like these that make life much easier .
Is there a website out there where you can do a search on these things. I hunted for hours without any luck.
Once again, thanks.
Glen Harvy
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How about MSDN ?
You will find everything there.
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What is the simplest way to serialize a class into a string?
i.e. something like that:
object o = new Something();
String s = SerializeToString(o);
object o = Deserialize(s);
-- modified at 9:14 Saturday 5th August, 2006: note to self - markup is messageboard specific!
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The SerializeToString method could XML-serialize the class, and the Deserialize method could deserializer it using the XmlSerializer class. The resulting XML document could be read in as a string, thus giving you a string-serialized object.
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How can i change the width of CrytalReport(.rpt) at design time?
Thank
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Hi All,
I have created a class file and compile it ,make it as .dll file
and also created strong name and i just installed it into the GAC.
How to use this assembly in my newly developed class file..
How to accesss the methods in an assembly..?
Thanks
paul
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Your project has a "reference branch in the solution explorer. Right-Click there, and select "Add Reference"
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