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can u please tell me . How ?
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Hi All,
I m accessing the notes mail using notesDocument, I am able to get all teh properties of mail but if I want to access the mail like it is manually done, (color changes). how would I access the mail in that way..
My main problem is , I have infected file attach to lotusnotes mail and it is not detecting while I am accessing mail properties programmatically but if manually clicking it does..
I am using Domino dll for this automation.
Thanks
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how do you check if a particular activeX is installed on the PC? I do not wish to catch InteropServices.COMException or any other exception just to determine if the activeX is installed.
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You could look if HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT has a key corresponding to the ActiveX name, or if HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID has a key corresponding to the ActiveX guid.
EDIT: used CLID instead of CLSID, now corrected.
modified on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:52 AM
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how to convert any parameter type into object?
thanks
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In .NET everything is derived from an object - so you can just cast it.
object o = (object) param;
Or is that not what you wanted?
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I don't even think you need to cast it
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You are right, you can use the implicit cast, but I don't think that is the question he meant to ask. Hopefully, by answering the question he did ask too explicitly, it will prompt him to ask the question in better english...
(Did that make sense?)
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 I think so
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your not by any chance trying to work with automation of some type are you? I remember doing Word automation where they want object as params in functions and you have to set them as object instances outside of the function as they need referencing.
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Variant, I know he wants a variant, I can't beleive linq has brought back the variant (var) 
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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It hasn't. Although that's what I first thought when I came across var. 
When you do var x = from..., x is strongly typed (you may not know what its type is, but, whatever it is, you can't assign something of a different type to it unlike variants.)
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David R
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Hi,
anybody had idea how to work with multiple stored procedures of data set (xsd) file in crystal report.
Thanks,
kanwal
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Hi everybody, I have a strange problem in a simple following C# code:
float x = 15.15F;
float y = 9F;
float ans = x-y;
the answer should be: 6.15F
the answer I get: 6.14999962
when I use debug mode, x = 15.15 like it should be, and y=9, only after the substraction it happens, and I don't want to use Math.Round and all the workarounds, it's simple substraction, it should give simple answer, if someone have any idea about a possible reason I would be thankful.
Thank you all.
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floaters can be annoying like that... I mean floats!
check out the documentation on them in MSDN i'm sure you will get your answer. Comes to mind thou that I seem to remember reading the Decimal is much more reliable. Is that an option for you? Of course you will have to look at the information on that too to check I am not imaging reading that (it happens sometimes - you can ask the flying pig outside my window if you don't believe me  )
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oink snort Decimal exists squeal hurumph.
Microsoft says:
The Decimal value type represents decimal numbers ranging from positive 79,228,162,514,264,337,593,543,950,335 to negative 79,228,162,514,264,337,593,543,950,335. The Decimal value type is appropriate for financial calculations requiring large numbers of significant integral and fractional digits and no round-off errors.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.
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..damn... those voices are back again 
Good MS quote, I like that info thou I am wondering... How could one say a number of such size? without saying seventy-nine billion billion billion... (assuming my kind of billion which is a thousand million - 1 and 9 zero's)
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Names for Large Numbers[^]
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nice thou in the UK (Europe) our billion is power 9. and I though the US was power 12.
who the jizz though of sexvigintillion
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Nah, UK billion is million * million (E12), US is thousand * million (E9) just to be annoying...
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Strange, 25 years and I always used E9 for billion... Oh well, my bad 
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Works fine with decimal, thank you for the tip.
But it's very interesting why it's doesn't work with double and float, I don't understand why there's a difference.
C.R.E.A.M
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I can't recall of top of head (and don't want to search either) but think is something to do with how it is stored in memory. But like I say sometimes things put themselves in my head, thou generally the truth is in there somewhere too 
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