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Hi,
yes by default it will ask user to download framework from the internet.
but we can put .net framework redistributable packages in our setup files and we can write NSIS script for installing our application such way that it will install framework from given location in setup package, and will not ask for download.
for that you have to write NSIS script.
you can find resources to write that from this line.
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/DotNET[^]
Bye Have a nice day  .
Chirag Patel
Programmer Analyst
India
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hi, N a v a n e e t h
supplying framework package is not a solution for corporate application.
user want one click installation packages, is you solution need to click on framework package installation? if yes then your setup is not for corporate users.
we have to give as much as comfort to our user.
Bye
Chirag Patel
Programmer Analyst
India
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JustChiragPatel wrote: supplying framework package is not a solution for corporate application.
user want one click installation packages
You haven't read my post fully. I have told to make necessary changes in the installer to install framework first before installing application.
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JustChiragPatel wrote: we have to give as much as comfort to our user.
The customer must not be very comfortable with working like an idiot such as yourself, who cannot read a very small post and see that it is the answer to your question. Read what Navaneeth said, again, and actually try to comprehend what he is saying.
I'm going to become rich when I create a device that allows me to punch people in the face over the internet.
"If an Indian asked a programming question in the forest, would it still be urgent?" - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: You need to configure the installer to install it first before it installs your application.
how to configure the installer(or i can say how to use the installer)please tell me some steps to use
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Take the properties of your setup project. You will find a Prerequisites button and the framework installation can be specified there.
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hi,
i have replied with answer that you have to user third party installer to do that, there is no way to configure installer project in VS 2005.
but still you can find the solution in installer, if not find then try NSIS.
Regards.
Chirag Patel
Programmer Analyst
India
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JustChiragPatel wrote: there is no way to configure installer project in VS 2005.
Yes it's possible. You can add prerequisites and install framework before application get installed.
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hi,
ok, i got what you want to tell.
thanks.
Chirag Patel
Programmer Analyst
India
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Is there any method in BCL which eliminates the Duplicate items from a listbox?
Or do I have to specifically write a method for it??
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hmmm...
LB.Items.CopyTo()
hope this will help
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Xmen wrote: LB.Items.CopyTo()
Well I think u didnt get my question..
ListBox.Items.CopyTo() copies the entire collection into an array..
What I meant that I want to check whether an item is duplicated in my Listbox..
So is there any method for that in BCL or do I have to manually code one?
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Not that I know of. Surely it would be better to validate the input and disallow duplicates using the Contains() method, rather than adding it then having to remove it later?
Dave
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hi,
how can i change the regional settings, input locale programatically using c#. input locale has to be applied for the Operating system level. plz help me out..
Thanks in advance.
hemanth
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hi all,how to convert string to ascii code..pls give me some example coding..thank you..
kam
modified on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 3:10 AM
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Heya,
All you need to do is get the character array from the string, and loop through each character and convert it to an integer, normally int16 will do the job.
The character converted to an integer leaves you its ASCII value 
Kyle Rozendo
Developer :: Seriun
UK :: RSA
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i'm having a problem when i try to convert string to float, that is,
the precision messed up
code:
float ff = Convert.ToSingle(textBox1.Text);
Ex1
Input : 98.9824131
Output : 98.9824142
Ex2
Input : 98.9824139
Output : 98.9824142
Ex3
Input : 98.9824188
Output : 98.98242
i read an article, where the author said that if last digit is odd then it will be round to even but here it all mess up
in Ex1 and Ex2, what the hell happened, i increased by 0.0000011 and 0.0000003
in Ex3 last 2 digits has been removed then last digit rounded
any solution??
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Try to use double. Single does not have enough precision to represent your numbers (you need 9 while single precision is up to 7).
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i cannot use double because of restriction, who said i need 9 precision ???
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98.9824131 <- 9 significant digits, you need 9 precision to represent it exactly in floating point.
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98.9824131, oh that mean 98 will also count ?? are you sure ??
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Yep. It is stored as 0.9898241 in 23 bits or something like that: Wiki: Single_precision[^]
So you can either have more significant digits behind the decimal, or more significant digits before the decimal, or share between the two.
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If you are dealing with money and don't want to get screwed, use decimal.
Cheers,
Vikram.
Zeppelin's law: In any Soapbox discussion involving Stan Shannon, the probability of the term "leftist" or "Marxist" appearing approaches 1 monotonically.
Harris' addendum: I think you meant "monotonously".
Martin's second addendum: Jeffersonian... I think that should at least get a mention.
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