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Hi Richard,
Thanks for your concern.
Unfortunately, using Scroll or ValueChanged event seems to be the same, at last for my issue.
I think it's the same phenomonon with a Button: when you click (Button paints 'down') and keep down the mouse button then move away from the Button you see it acts like you had clicked up (Button paints 'up'). If you point back to the button, having always kept the mouse button down, the button paints again 'down'.
For the moment, I had to withdraw my confirmation message for that case: if the user clicks on the 'Next' button I show him a MessageBox to confirm, if he uses directly the ScrollBar, the data is saved without confirmation... Not that clean, isn't it?
Any other idea ?
Best regards,
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Every time I see this I think, why couldn't they just launch another worker thread to run the code side-by-side with the first worker thread they should have started when they started the service?
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Stop reposting your stupid question. Actually just get the frack of this site.
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Hi Mike,
I suggest whenever you reply using a catchy subject line, you start by copying the original post. Here again the message got removed, so all the fun is lost forever.
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I agree with your point, however in this particular case it's not lost. You can pull up the ice holes profile and access his latest message history. 
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I am writing a facial auth program, when auth OK, it can logon to OS automatically.
But I met a problem, if I set "Using FUS.." in account control setting, I can not find the logon window, so I can not set username and password.
How can I do ?
And in this case, I use "InitiateInteractiveLogon" and "InitiateInteractiveLogonWithTimeout" to logon in biologon.dll, but they all failed.
Thx~
no fate
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You cannot do what you want. First, the logon window doesn't show up on the normal users desktop. It shows up on a seperate desktop.
Yout cannot poke a username and password into the boxes either. If you came up with a valid solution, under Windows XP, you would have to replace or extend the GINA with a specialized version that can do the login without a username and password. Kind of like using a SmartCard or Fingerprint reader to login.
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thanks,
I see.
no fate
modified on Monday, March 9, 2009 9:45 PM
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i want to take the datagridcombobox selected item valuemember
how should i do that
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first you must find your combobox from datagrid by YourDataGrid.FindControl
second you must get YourComboBox.SelectedValue from finded combobox control
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Hi all,
I had a query regarding the zorder relationships of help windows and chm files.
If we use the Help.ShowHelp or Help.ShowHelpIndex methods to load help files in a program,
the first paramater can specify the owner control. If this is set to null , then
the last active window will automatically be set as the owner.
Is there any way to bypass this mechanism and make the help window an unowned top-level window ?
Thanks in advance
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Thanks, But No Idea About this
Sujit Sahu (Cruel Handsome)
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Hi All  ,
I'm trying to develop a application in vb.net,
to send any file from my PC to any bluetooth enabled mobile,
in coverage area of bluetooth dongle(connect with my usb port).
(More then 1 mobile via loop in 1 go)
Is there any class or library in .net is available.
If you can give me some sample code or link of any article...that will be very helpful for me.
Thnx.........
Vijay Jain
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Time is the best teacher; unfortunately it kills all of its students.
जय हिंद
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Hi everyone,
As title, does anyone know how to solve this problem ? It's really annoyed.
Thanks.
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It would really help if we knew to which Control you refer. You see, there are gazillions of them in the world. Well, gazillions - (Count of Controls without scrollbars).
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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We all know gazillions minus gazillions returns NaN, so what are you saying?
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I don't know which faulty IEEE number specification that you're following, but the Forty-Seventh International Congress of Standard Numerical Theory of Numbers Ending in "-illion" specifically agreed upon that subtraction of any number ending in "-illion" with any other number or sandwich should result in a tax break for corporations with bank accounts in the Cayman Islands.
I'm surprised you missed that, Luc!
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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OK, I'll have to read up on the latest IEEE publications then; let me first grab one of those Cayman sandwiches though.
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Hi,
Sorry for my unclear statements. My control is a Panel. Inside the Panel, i add enough controls sothat the Scrollbar of the Panel appears.
The problem is : whenever i scroll the Scrollbar of the Panel to some position, and then i click on other Control (not the Panel, just to make the Panel loose focus), and then i click on the Panel (just to make the Panel get focus back), then the Scrollbar on the Panel automatically reset to the default position.
I have Googled and found some same questions, but none of the answers work.
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That is an excellent reply! Thank you for your consideration.
Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce your problem. Let me tell you what I did and then you can tell me how we differ.
I created a Form. I put a Button on it and set its Dock property to DockStyle.Bottom. Then, I put a Panel on it and set its Dock property to DockStyle.Fill. I set AutoScroll to True. I added three TextBoxes, one at the top, another about two-thirds of the way down, and another beyond the clipping box causing the scrollbar to appear.
When I ran this project, I scrolled the Panel all the way to its bottom so that I could see the last added TextBox. Then, I clicked on the Button. Then, I clicked on the Panel. The Panel just sat there and mocked me. It did not, however, automatically reset to the default position.
Do you think that you could post some of your code so that we can look at it?
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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Hi,
I did what you said and surprisingly, it did not cause the problem. Then i tried to point out what's the difference. After a while, i found out that my control which is inside the Panel, actually extends the UserControl, and that's the cause of the problem. If i change it so that it extends other Control, such as Panel, then no problem at all. I still dont know why.
In summary :
If a Panel with Scrollbar contains an UserControl, then when the Panel loose focus(user click on other Control outside the Panel) and then get back the focus(user click on the UserControl), then the Scrollbar will automatically reset to default position !
But if it's other kind of Control instead of UserControl, then everything is fine.
I'll try to find out why.
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