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Please note: I only want to get the names of the printers which are on remote machines.
Thanks
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Here's[^] a simple piece of VBScript that does what you want. It shouldn't be hard for you to convert this into C#.
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Hello,
This vb script seems to be using WMI which I am trying to avoid. The reason I would like to avoid it is because I am already trying to use WMI and I get access denied on 64 bit machines and not the 32 bit machines.
Any ideas please?
Thanks
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I'm not sure but maybe here[^] answers your question.
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Hello,
I have already checked this page previously but it does not get the list of printers on a remote machine.
Thanks
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You can use System.Print.PrintServer to query for printers on a remote machine.
Here[^] the msdn page with documentation and samples.
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Hi,
This only shows printers on the 32 bit and NOT the 64 bit machines.
Any suggestions please?
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I never tested it directly on 64 bit machines, and the documentation doesn't seem to say anything about this.
I've no clues, I'm sorry.
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Hi
i have a control,i'm adding a treeview to a control and then populating the treeview using a method called populatTreeviw()..
i set up a timer to call the populatTreeviw() method every 1 min,in order to refresh the trwwview,i get the following error when the method is called,please help
Controls created on one thread cannot be parented to a control on a different thread.
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using delegates will help.
you should define a delegate and invoke it to get the required result.
there are a lot of articles on how to use delegates here in CP.
regards
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where can i find good books about using RDLC with C#?
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You should read about Sql Server Reporting Services.
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Hey everybody
In visual studio, in c++, a user can define different post-build command for Release and Debug.
In C# it seems that in the project properties, in the "Build Events", the user can place a Post-Build event command line, but it is for both Debug and Release!
So, is there a way to make a different Post-Build for debug and a different Post-Build for release (like in C++) ???
Thanks a lot!
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Do conditionals work?
Something like:
if $(ConfigurationName)==Release ...do some stuff...
if $(ConfigurationName)==Debug ...do some stuff...
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Thanks
I was looking for:
#if DEBUG
//code
#endif
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Cool.
That has nothing to do with post build 
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Yeah, well... I got it a little mixed up...
oh well, at least its working
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hi,
I have drawn a cube using opengl with tao framework in c#.net.I want to draw a container(truck) and some small packages(boxes) of different colors pertaining to a particular customer.Plz help me out.
regards
aurosikha
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Since you're using Tao, that's an OpenGL question so it doesn't belong here. Try the Tao forums.
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blackjack is right, and you shouldn't have 1 voted him for pointing out the correct location for your question. This is not a C# question - you need to ask this either in the graphics forum here on CP, or over in the Tao forums where you might actually stand more of a chance of getting an answer. Oh well, I guess you're going to 1 vote me now for not giving the code.
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I have a field in a table in a database (MS Access).
I have defined datatype : Date/Time with format: Short Time.
But when I view my table in a gatagridview, I see for example 12/09/2005 12:35 AM
help me please
Sourie
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Hi Sourie,
u can use the following..
dataGridView1[e.ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex].CellStyle.Format = "HH:mm:ss"
Not sure about the synatx but it will be just like the above
Cheers
Hem
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Hi Hem,
I used this syntax:
DataGridView1.Columns[6].DefaultCellStyle.Format = "hh:mm:ss";
but its output is the same for both "08:35:00 AM" and "08:35:00 PM"
what is your suggestion?
Sourie
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Finally I found it:
DataGridView1.Columns[6].DefaultCellStyle.Format = "hh:mm:ss tt";
Thanks alot
Sourie
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