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Hello,
Would anybody by any chances could point me to the right direction on how to deploy a kiosk mode on Windows XP Pro SP2?
I need it for my final project but so far i haven't found out any info anywhere.
Thanks in advance,
Luis
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Would it not be a case of making an alternative windows shell to use? Then, of course, limiting that user account so that can it do nothing on the machine.
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Check this[^] out.
Take care,
Tom
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Thanks it helped me a lot.
Luis E Tineo S
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You need to run in full screen mode and use global keyboard hooks to keep the user from alt tabing, etc to get at the desktop.
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Hello,
Would you mind how to teach me how to do Global Keyboards hooks?
This would be funny but i am working on the project while learning the language. I am reading the Book Visual C# 2005 but i haven't gotten to the delegates part yet.
Any help would be appreciate it.
Thanks
Luis E Tineo S
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I am having a ACTBaseControl class derived from System.Windows.Forms.Textbox.
ACTMyTextBox derives ACTBaseControl(MultiLevel Inheritance).Instance of ACTMyTextbox is created in designer. But problem is when i resize control using mouse it doesnt work. Overriden method of OnResize is not triggered. But when i enter values through property grid it triggers.What could be the cause of the event not raising.
Any help please....
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Hi,
I made a program that launched a outlook email window and puts a attached file in it:
<br />
private Outlook.Application oApp = new Outlook.Application();<br />
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Outlook.MAPIFolder outBoxfolder = oApp.GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder(Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderOutbox);<br />
Outlook.MailItem mItem = (Outlook.MailItem)outBoxfolder.Items.Add(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem);<br />
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mItem.Attachments.Add("D:\\test.jpg", Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing);<br />
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mItem.To = "";<br />
mItem.BCC = "";<br />
mItem.CC = "";<br />
mItem.Subject = "";<br />
mItem.BodyFormat = Outlook.OlBodyFormat.olFormatHTML;<br />
mItem.HTMLBody = "<img src='test.jpg'>";<br />
mItem.Display(new object());<br />
As you can see i want to display the attached file(image) in my mail, but, it doesn't work. The image is attached and you can see it in the attachments and dubbelclick it so it shows. But you cannot see it in de the body of the mail. The reason is because the imagelink "" in the HTMLBody isn't right, but what is right???
How do i make the link so it shows the image that is located in the attachment on my HTMLBody?
please help me???
greetz Willem
-- modified at 10:24 Wednesday 17th October, 2007
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In the meantime, i found out that i have to supply my attachment with a EntryId(that wat its called in VBA) but in c# my attachment doesn't have this value(so mItem.Attachments[0].EntryId). How can i set my EntryId in C#?
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Hi
I am developing 4 tier architecture in dotnet 2.0.
Presentation Layer is hosted on different machine. Business Layer is hosted on different machine and DAL is also hosted on different machine and database server is also different i.e. all applications parts are hosted on different machines. Now Presentation layer and Business layer communicate through Web Service. What is the suitable way of communication between DAL and BLL.
Business Layer and DAL machines have window XP Operation Systems.
1. Remoting
2. Web Service
3. Any other
Please suggests all the options.
Sarvesh Upadhyay
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In this case I suggest remoting. Because will be more faster and then you only will have a bottleneck(WS). If you use WS it will be slower.
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Language is not english so i could not understand content of this articl http://dotnetforeveryone.blogspot.com/
Sarvesh Upadhyay
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I want to realize the following:
During one loop, a status form window is displayed, it is closed when the loop is done. but I want to stop the loop before the loop finishes. I have one button on the status form to be clicked to stop. Then I use Application.DoEvents() inside the loop to realize above funciton (according to Martin's suggestion). but I found I have to click the form window first, or else the button on this form does not response. I have tried Activate() and Focus(), neither does work.
Anyone can give me one hint for that?
thanks!
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Application.DoEvents() sometimes is not suficient... Why don't you try to do the same(status form with cancel button) but put the loop inside a new thread, and if button is pressed break the loop (and then the new thread will finnish)?
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Hi,
how can I hide a file in c# or visual basic.
My problem is: in an folder are some files,
if anyone copy this files I dont want that the hidden file are copied
together.
Please dont say me with hidden attribute.
Im looking for a better way.
Thanks in advance.
B.regards
-- modified at 3:47 Thursday 18th October, 2007
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Well you could slightly cheat. Simply move the 'hidden' file somewhere else.
Its not really good to control someones machine like your describing though, i mean, its my hard drive, my data, and if i want to copy it, i will.
My current favourite word is: Waffle
Cheese is still good though.
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I dont know what you want say me.
The file which i want to hide is on a Net Drive and not on local Machine.
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Change the file permissions of that file so the user cannot open/change/copy it? If that will cause problems with your app then set your app to run part of itself as a different user.
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Hi ,
You can embed it as a resource in your project exe file
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Wait, you can change the security permissions of the file. I'm not sure how you can do that through c#, but maybe you could look into it.
My current favourite word is: Waffle
Cheese is still good though.
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what do you mean with "Waffle"
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Its just my sig, you can ignore that.
My current favourite word is: Waffle
Cheese is still good though.
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Hi guys,
I've developed a C# desktop application. I'd like to add some crash reporting features to it. The next time an unhandled exception occurs, I'd like the application to generate a minidump, which it mails me, which I can use to debug the application.
Is there and free library avaialble online. I tried Googling but couldn't find anything. All i found was one for VC7 on CodeProject.
Thanks in advance guys!
Cheerios!
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i've created an access data base.
i like to know what for god name i do from here till i'll present it on my datagrid view.
i need only steps like:
1. use a to connect to DB and so on
2. use ole db (which i'm still learning)
THNKS 
kobkob
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