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Where have all the answers gone?

15-Dec-06 5:16

You are most welcome Cool | :cool:

:Gong: 歡迎光臨吐西批 :Gong:

ChunkyBags15-Dec-06 5:28

15-Dec-06 5:28

Does it normally take this long to get answers to questions. Any idea (or even a guess) what I can expect to pay to get someone to provide the answers to all my questions as listed above. I'm in a bit of a hurry (to make my million with the solution I want to develop Smile | :)

) Cheers.

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Eytukan15-Dec-06 5:56

15-Dec-06 5:56

Getting answers is just like fishing with a bait, You need patience to get someone respond to it. If you ever say you are in a hurry,It's like stirring up the pond. No one will respond! And moreover present your question in a better way, for ex:
Using <pre> , <code> tags when you paste a code.

init()

<br />
DrawGraph(x,y) //Error<br />

instead of saying "Hey!,I've got a problem, Hurry up!".. Ok good luck Smile | :)

..
Note:Sometimes you get a shoe in your bait! Laugh | :laugh:

, It's all in the game! byebye

:Gong: 歡迎光臨吐西批 :Gong:

ChunkyBags15-Dec-06 6:10

15-Dec-06 6:10

I didn't understand some of the technical presentation methods you spoke about, but as for the rest of your message: "Pure Words of Wisdom". If they were your own, you're gonna go very far in life. If you "borrowed" them, you'll probably go further. Kind of like the saying: When I'm good, I'm good. When I'm bad, I'm even better.

PS: I hate fishing. Imagine if fish pointed sticks with hooks toward the beaches and said: "Let's go humaning" Laugh | :laugh:

So long friend

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Eytukan15-Dec-06 18:58

15-Dec-06 18:58

ChunkyBags wrote:
If you "borrowed" them

Nope!... But I wish to go further Cool | :cool:

ChunkyBags wrote:
PS: I hate fishing. Imagine if fish pointed sticks with hooks toward the beaches and said: "Let's go humaning"

I've seen this in a pop video[I think it's by Aerosmith]. The concept looked really good :->

IMPORTANT NOTE:
CB, this is a technical forum, So OTs [Off-Topics] wouldn't look good[& Chris won't like it too] if we are going to take it for more than 3 replies. So when we want to say something that's non technical we can go to
"The Lounge"^ This is a garden!!

And if you wanna blast something, about politics, religion,terror, or anything simply :"Suitable for only above 18 stuff" you can go to the
SoapBox^ It's a dreaded island! just like the kingkong's. or the Jurassicpark, it's boudaries are fully livewired!

And if you wanna say something to someone personally, you can go to their blog page, for example you'd wish to make a visit to my cp-homepage, so you can click on the icon that's on the left of my name. It takes you
here^

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ChunkyBags15-Dec-06 6:13

15-Dec-06 6:13

Bye the way.

Know of any good PPC / Compact Framework resources for Dummies?

Cheers

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Eytukan15-Dec-06 19:05

15-Dec-06 19:05

Sadly nope. I'm not into Mobile development.
But you can get them here :
Clickety^ Smile | :)

BTW, what's your Name? [Don't say "Bags. ChunkyBags", in a Bond!way]

:Gong: 歡迎光臨吐西批 :Gong:

Re: PPC Graph Problem

Tim Craig14-Dec-06 19:17

Tim Craig

14-Dec-06 19:17

ChunkyBags wrote:
Think about it: Price, Quality, Speed. You may choose any two. You'll NEVER get three.

Think about it: There's no free lunch.

The evolution of the human genome is too important to be left to chance.

CB: PPC Validation

ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 5:46

14-Dec-06 5:46

Could you produce code to show me how to apply validation (together with helpful messages) so that if any one of four input boxes on a form do not contain integers from 1 through 10, then clicking the Run button must fail to run the applet. Instead, this action should produce a dialogue box to specify which input/s is/are unacceptable.

I am using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework).

Thanks in anticipation.

Chunky

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Re: CB: PPC Validation

Chris S Kaiser15-Dec-06 8:23

Chris S Kaiser

15-Dec-06 8:23

Your questions are funny. Most are available within MSDN docs. The first thing you need to learn in programming is how to look up your own information. You're just asking for trouble with so many intro questions. This one here though is fun so I'll answer it.

No code though. Do your own work.

The TextBox control has the event KeyPressed. Respond to this event and check the KeyPressEventArgs object var KeyChar to see what character is being pressed. If it isn't one you want, then set the Handled member to true. Setting it to false will allow the event to be handled by the system and allow the character entered.

Good luck, you need to study some.

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This statement is false.

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CB: Generate a Table

ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 5:39

CB: Tab Button Customisation

14-Dec-06 5:39

How do I generate a labelled Table of (x;y) co-ordinate pairs, where:

Input N = the number of co-ordinate pairs,
Input A = the X Value of the first Co-ordinate pair,
Input B = The Y Value of the first Co-ordinate pair and,
X = (1.2 * Y)

I am using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework)

Thanks in anticipation
Chunky

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ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 5:32

CB: Change Tab Colours at Run Time

14-Dec-06 5:32

Hi again

Is there any way to customise the Tab Buttons on forms, so that they each have a unique colour and a 3D look?

I'm using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework)

Thanks.
Chunky

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ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 5:27

14-Dec-06 5:27

Hello All.

Is there any way to customise the Tab Buttons on forms during run time to indicate to a user that there is something on the tab that they need to check out.

For example: If a click event on one Tab updates info on a few other tabs, the updated tabs should change colour so as to let the user know that there is "stuff" on these tabs that they need to check out. I am using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework)

You dealing with a Newbie, so kindly keep the Fog Index as low as possible.

Thanks in advance
Chunky

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CB: Tab Sheets

ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 5:12

14-Dec-06 5:12

How should I code a click event on a button in one Tab sheet, so that it performs an operation on another Tab sheet.

For example: On first Tab Sheet User Inputs two numbers that are to be added, then clicks the "Go" Button, and the answer appears in a label on the second Tab Sheet.

I'm using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework.

Thanks in advance.

Chunky

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CB: Image Manipulation

ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 4:39

14-Dec-06 4:39

Hi all.

How do I import 2 identical images (1 in colour, 1 in greyscale), so that they are superimposed (with colour image on top of the greyscale image). The images must still be able to respond to any mouse down, Hide or click event code, that I may need to write. I'm Using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework). I do not understand loads of programming jargon. Will really appreciate clear code. Thanks guys.

Thanks Guys. Chunky

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CB: PPC Code Please

ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 4:26

CB: Graphing (Straight Lines)

14-Dec-06 4:26

Hi all.

How do I load a series of images onto a form after the form loads, and then remove these images from memory when the form is closed.

Also: where can I store these images within the software so that they can ship with the app?

Details if possible please. You dealing with a learner. Using VB.net for Pocket PC (Compact Framework), Thanks in advance.

Chunky

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Re: CB: PPC Code Please

Chris S Kaiser15-Dec-06 8:18

Chris S Kaiser

15-Dec-06 8:18

Heh heh... code huh?

Look into the System.Windows.Forms.PictureBox object. Read the docs. Digest it. And you might have an inkling as to what to do.

You store them as an embedded resource that you load into the project. Search MSDN on resource management.

Since you're a learner, you'll get no details. You get that from a good book or two.

Here's a thought. Search CodeProject for articles that have some of the things you're interested in and look at the code. You're gonna have to do some work while learning.

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This statement is false.

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ChunkyBags14-Dec-06 4:17