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28-Oct-07 1:03

Did you search codeproject? There is a whole section about audio. Check out articles by Ianier Munoz[^]

Also, have a look at this article too:
Playing MP3s using MCI[^]

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Notify Control

Thaer Hamael27-Oct-07 21:29

Thaer Hamael

27-Oct-07 21:29

Hi all
I wount to ude the notify control
iam do this steps
1 add the control to the main form in project
2 determine the properites to it
but the control is not show in window in executing time
what is the problem or what is the step/s idont know and i dont do it in my project
thanks for any body hellp me Rose | [Rose]

Thaer

mav.northwind27-Oct-07 22:46

mav.northwind

27-Oct-07 22:46

Hi!
Did you set the Visible property to true?

Regards,
mav

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Thaer Hamael27-Oct-07 23:07

Thaer Hamael

27-Oct-07 23:07

thanks me for your hellp
but i set this properites to true but the control is not show in runing time

Rose | [Rose]

Thaer

mav.northwind27-Oct-07 23:32

mav.northwind

27-Oct-07 23:32

Only making sure we're talking about the same thing:
You're speaking about "Notify Control", but there's no such thing. Do you mean the NotifyIcon control?

Did you try setting the Visible property after your form has been loaded (for example in the Load event handler?

Regards,
mav

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Program that makes a Program

Luc Pattyn28-Oct-07 5:11

Luc Pattyn

28-Oct-07 5:11

Hi,

if you are refering to a NotifyIcon, then you should:
- add a NotifyIcon to your main form
- set its Visible property to true
- set its Icon property to some icon
- luanch your app
- look for the result in the Notify area of the task bar.

BTW: you may want to read my TrayIconBuster article.

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sublimies27-Oct-07 18:20

sublimies

27-Oct-07 18:20

Maybe someone can point me to the right website, or even the right search phrase.

Basically, I want to make a program that takes all the paramaters and creates a program based on that.

I want a program that searches for a certain file in a certain folder, but I want these options to be variable, though I want them hard coded into the exe that is deployed.

I hope that makes sense.

Re: Program that makes a Program

DaveX8627-Oct-07 19:19

DaveX86

27-Oct-07 19:19

This sounds a little like a compiler-compiler ...have you searched info on lexers and parsers? There are these programs out there called 'LEX' and 'YACC' and freeer ones called 'FLEX' and 'BISON' that create a hard coded compiler programs based on input...might be a place to start.

Re: Program that makes a Program

Giorgi Dalakishvili28-Oct-07 0:53

Input data into Access table

28-Oct-07 0:53

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latuan13227-Oct-07 17:03

latuan132

27-Oct-07 17:03

Hi there!
I have a question. Please Help me.
I have an Access database, the table have a field (data type Ole object). I want to input direct data (data type Ole object) into access table with C# Datagrid.
Thanks !

Re: Input data into Access table

Paul Conrad28-Oct-07 6:36

Re: Input data into Access table

28-Oct-07 6:36

And what is exactly is your question?

"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

latuan13228-Oct-07 17:54

latuan132

28-Oct-07 17:54

I'm so sorry. My english very bad.
I want to embed access's table into datagrid. After input data on datagrid, click button save, data will be insert in access database.
Thanks!

Re: Input data into Access table

Paul Conrad28-Oct-07 18:18

DataBindings.Add() Problem.

28-Oct-07 18:18

Here is what I posted in your other post:

Just use a datagrid. After data is input, then you need to code the saving code on the save button. Not much else we can help you with since you did not give any real information about database schema, etc.

"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

hdv21227-Oct-07 11:41

hdv212

27-Oct-07 11:41

hi i have a datagridView to show records and some textBoxes to bind to DataGridView Selected Row Data, for this work i make a method to load data and another method to bind my textBoxes, here is my method :

private void BindData()<br />
        {<br />
            this.txt_customerID.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.dt, "customerID");<br />
            this.txt_companyName.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.dt, "companyName");<br />
            this.txt_city.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.dt, "city");<br />
            this.txt_country.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.dt, "country");            <br />
        }

and in this event, i call above method :

private void dataGridView1_SelectionChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)<br />
        {<br />
            this.BindData();<br />
        }

but in runTime, when i click button to load data and bind Controls, the follwing exception thrown :
This causes two bindings in the collection to bind to the same property.
Parameter name: binding

how to solve mu problem and how to bind my textBoxs Correctly ?
thankas

Re: DataBindings.Add() Problem.

TJoe27-Oct-07 13:26

TJoe

27-Oct-07 13:26

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define crop from picturebox?

crash89327-Oct-07 11:19

crash893

27-Oct-07 11:19

Hey all,

I need to load a photo, Display it in a picturebox then "draw" a rectangle area that i want to crop an example would be if i wanted to make a head shot out of a regular photo

i know how to find and load the photo in to the picture box but I'm not sure how to define the crop i want

any ideas

Re: define crop from picturebox?

Anthony Mushrow27-Oct-07 12:58

Anthony Mushrow

27-Oct-07 12:58

add in some mouse events for the picture box.

When the user clicks with the mouse, register its location (so, a start point)
When the user releases, register the loaction and you have an end point.

Now, create a new bitmap the same width and hieght as your selected area.
Create a new graphics object from your new bitmap (Graphics.FromImage)

Then draw the selected area of the picture box's image, to your new bitmap

Rectangle srcRect = new Rectangle(start.x, start.y, end.x-start.x, end.y-start.y)
myGraphics.DrawImage(myPictureBox.Image, 0,0, srcRect, GraphicsUnit.Pixel)

Then, set your pictures image to the bitmap you created earlier. Don't forget to dispose of your graphics objects and whatnot.
You also may need to add some checking between the start and end points, so you don't have any negative values around.

As for drawing the rectangle you want to crop as your dragging the mouse, register for the OnPaint event, and draw a rectangle between the start point, and the current location of the mouse.

I hope i havn't been to confusing there, i just kinda typed as i thought.

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Dynamic Button Loop

Michael Fritzius27-Oct-07 9:10

Michael Fritzius

27-Oct-07 9:10

Hello,

I'm trying to make a program where I modify properties of a lot of buttons. The names are sequential, like button1, button2, etc. all the way to button81. Buttons 82 through 90, though, I don't want to mess with--they have a different purpose.

I can't remember how to do this and I definitely don't want to modify each one individually. Any pointers?

Thanks for your time,
Michael Fritzius

Giorgi Dalakishvili27-Oct-07 9:38

27-Oct-07 9:38

<br />
for(int i=1; i<91;i++)<br />
{<br />
    this.Controls["button"+i].Text="this is button number "+i.ToString();<br />
}<br />

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Paul Conrad27-Oct-07 11:12

27-Oct-07 11:12

It would work fine, but he doesn't want to mess with buttons 82 through 90.

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Giorgi Dalakishvili27-Oct-07 11:20

27-Oct-07 11:20

Oh I forgot then. Then it will look like this:

<br />
for(int i=1; i<82;i++)<br />
{<br />
this.Controls["button"+i].Text="this is button number "+i.ToString();<br />
}<br />

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Paul Conrad27-Oct-07 11:25