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Re: Remote desktop krinaljariwala9-Jan-09 0:04 krinaljariwala 9-Jan-09 0:04  Thank you, I will check my server n client both sides router checking again if some is missing. May be now it will work. Thank you. Mouse Cursor yesu prakash4-Jan-09 18:44 yesu prakash 4-Jan-09 18:44  I need to change the cursor to my own design. For eg: ms paint, if the user select a pen, the cursor will change to pen. I need those cursors used in paint. From where i get those cursor, other than the default cursors. From where i can download it? Regards, YPKI Re: Mouse Cursor Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 20:53 Dragonfly_Lee 4-Jan-09 20:53  I do not know where to download the icons, however, you can use some tools to achieve the icons, such as Photoshop. Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Mouse Cursor Mark Salsbery4-Jan-09 21:37 Mark Salsbery 4-Jan-09 21:37  In Visual Studio 2008... Right click your project in solution explorer choose add/new item - select cursor file edit the cursor the way you want it - also set its hot spot right click on the cursor file in solution explorer choose properties and set build action to embedded resource To load your cursor, assuming you're using forms this.Cursor = new Cursor(GetType(), "Cursor1.cur"); where "this" is a Form/Control class. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ Re: Mouse Cursor Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 22:51 Dragonfly_Lee 4-Jan-09 22:51  You are so kind, but I am afraid that is not the question. Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Mouse Cursor Mark Salsbery5-Jan-09 6:02 Mark Salsbery 5-Jan-09 6:02  Ohhh (s)he needs the cursors. I don't know why I assume people want to do their own development... Never mind then. p.s. In my defense, maybe I answered what was going to be his/her next question Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ Re: Mouse Cursor Mark Salsbery5-Jan-09 6:05 Mark Salsbery 5-Jan-09 6:05  Apparently I didn't answer your question. You can also probably extract cursors right out of an app's EXE or DLL(s). I'll leave the copyright infringement issues to you... Visual studio comes with a bunch of ready-to-use cursors as well. Mark Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ Getting unique key sumit70344-Jan-09 18:27 sumit7034 4-Jan-09 18:27  hii I am generating key based on cpu id using following code public static string GetProcessorID() { string sProcessorID = ""; string sQuery = "SELECT ProcessorId FROM Win32_Processor"; ManagementObjectSearcher oManagementObjectSearcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher(sQuery ); ManagementObjectCollection oCollection = oManagementObjectSearcher.Get(); foreach(ManagementObject oManagementObject in oCollection ) { sProcessorID = (string)oManagementObject["ProcessorId"]; } return (sProcessorID); } But i find that the generated id is not unique. is there any other way to generate unique id based on cpu? as i want to secure my software from piracy thanks in advance Re: Getting unique key TommyTomToms4-Jan-09 19:53 TommyTomToms 4-Jan-09 19:53  Have you had a look at GUID's..? They are unique (some even use them as database primary keys ) To generate one : Guid guid = new Guid(); guid = Guid.NewGuid(); string unique = guid.ToString();  A dogged, arrogant belief in self and the childlike idealism that comes with not knowing my limits. This is my greatest blessing, my priceless attribute.  Re: Getting unique key Jason C Bourne4-Jan-09 20:12 Jason C Bourne 4-Jan-09 20:12  If you need a unique number that is always the same when regenerated, you can always ask a hashcode on a unique string, as long as you manage to create the same string. Here is a modified version of the previous answer to illustrate the idea: Guid guid = new Guid(); guid = Guid.NewGuid(); string unique = guid.ToString(); int uniqueInt = unique.GetHashCode(); Jean-Christophe Grégoire Re: Getting unique key sumit70344-Jan-09 21:14 sumit7034 4-Jan-09 21:14  I want to generate unique id for a particular purpose ie Generating Unique Key for a Computer for Licensing Purpose Re: Getting unique key Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 21:40 Dragonfly_Lee 4-Jan-09 21:40  sumit7034 wrote: Unique Key for a Computer for Licensing Purpose GUID represents a globally unique identifier. So do not worry. Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Getting unique key sumit70344-Jan-09 22:07 sumit7034 4-Jan-09 22:07  Every time it generate a new id. i don't want this i want a unique id for a particular pc so that it don't match with the id of other computer Re: Getting unique key Dragonfly_Lee5-Jan-09 2:45 Dragonfly_Lee 5-Jan-09 2:45  I see, in this case, you can use the MAC address as the unique ID for PC. Of cource, you can also generate the license file through MD5. Everytime the app runs, check the license file firstly. Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Getting unique key dan!sh 4-Jan-09 22:52 dan!sh 4-Jan-09 22:52  This[^] article does something similar to what you need. Might help. The word "politics" describes the process so well: "Poli" in Latin meaning "many" and "tics" meaning "bloodsucking creatures." Number of client connections George_George4-Jan-09 18:26 George_George 4-Jan-09 18:26  Hello everyone, I am developing a WCF service, any ideas about how to track the number of current client connections to the WCF service? thanks in advance, George Multiline textbox yesu prakash4-Jan-09 17:13 yesu prakash 4-Jan-09 17:13  How to set the scrollbar of Multiline textbox to the bottom. eg: Like chat window, the scrollbar always set to the bottom or the view of the text always to the last entered line. Regards, YPKI Re: Multiline textbox Luc Pattyn4-Jan-09 17:40 Luc Pattyn 4-Jan-09 17:40  Hi, make sure the caret is at the end of the TextBox, then call TextBox.ScrollToCaret() Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Love, happiness and fewer bugs for 2009! Re: Multiline textbox Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 21:21 Dragonfly_Lee 4-Jan-09 21:21  Why donot you try RichTextbox? It is quite simple to implement this function. Code as below: this.richTextBox1.HideSelection = false; this.richTextBox1.AppendText("asdf" + Environment.NewLine); Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Multiline textbox Seraph_summer5-Jan-09 1:46 Seraph_summer 5-Jan-09 1:46  you can force multiline textbox to select and display the last line. actually, it is similar to realize this function with either multiline textbox and richtextbox Reading an objects Namespace thrakazog4-Jan-09 14:06 thrakazog 4-Jan-09 14:06  I'm trying to save some data about controls at runtime and am having a hard time getting the Namespace that the control lives in. If I'm looking at a form I can just use frm.GetType().FullName and I get back Namespace.FormName. If I'm looking at a User Control calling ctrl.GetType().FullName only returns the name of the control class. How can I retrieve the missing Namespace data? Re: Reading an objects Namespace Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 21:34 Dragonfly_Lee 4-Jan-09 21:34  Is it possible? The FullName property will contains the namespace info. Can you paste some relevant code? Tan Li I Love KongFu~ Re: Reading an objects Namespace thrakazog5-Jan-09 6:17 thrakazog 5-Jan-09 6:17  This problem may have been a random bug. Once the machine was rebooted the namespaces began appearing. Weird. VS 2005 and Setup and Deployment Project Shortcuts paas4-Jan-09 5:23 paas 4-Jan-09 5:23  I have created a windows executable program via a C# VS 2005 project. This is not a published or 'Click Once' project. I also created a setup and deployment project for this application, and built the corresponding "setup.exe" and .msi files for the install. Within this setup and deployment project I created a shortcut to point at the windows executable, and have placed this shortcut in the 'User's Program Menu' special folder. When I install this application on a PC with XP or Vista operating systems everything appears to go fine, and the shortcut in the user's program menu is created. However, when I click the shortcut it always searches for the ".msi" file used in the installation, and if I have removed the flash drive I installed the application from, the shortcut will not work. I need to delete the shortcut included with the install, and create a new shortcut that points at the installed executable, to avoid this problem. Does anyone know, or have any thoughts, as to why the shortcut I am installing via the 'Setup and Deployment' project always needs access to the ".msi" file to work? Like I said, I have not published or, at least not intentionally, built this application as a 'Click Once' project. Thanks... Re: VS 2005 and Setup and Deployment Project Shortcuts Not Active4-Jan-09 10:45 Not Active 4-Jan-09 10:45  What is the target of the shortcut? Make sure its to the exe. only two letters away from being an asset

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