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Re: webparts

led mike11-Oct-07 4:29

led mike

11-Oct-07 4:29

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Wrapping a text in listview

anu8111-Oct-07 0:07

anu81

11-Oct-07 0:07

hi all,

how to wrap a text of a item to the next line of listview
if the length is too long?

i found in msdn that the labelwrap property works only if the view mode is set to largeicon or smallicon.

i need to set the view mode to Tile and i need to wrap the text

how is it possible?

Thanks in advance. Smile | :)

Regards

Anuradha

Re: Wrapping a text in listview

TJoe12-Oct-07 2:16

TJoe

12-Oct-07 2:16

I think this[^] is what you are looking for.

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How to set ERRORLEVEL in C# ? [modified]

s v joshi11-Oct-07 0:06

s v joshi

11-Oct-07 0:06

Hi I have Windows server 2000 with Terminal Services components installed.

I set ERRORLVEL in C# console application using
System.Environment.Exit(1); OR
System.Environment.ExitCode = 1;

but on dos prompt if i type echo %ERRORLEVEL% , it always returns 0.
I seen on KB from Microsoft-- KB 810146
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/810146

which mentiones that Scripts that check the %errorlevel% system variable may return inconsistent values when run on a Windows 2000-based computer with Terminal Services components installed.

so what is the workaround/soluation for this ? How to set ERRORLEVEL for Windows 2000 with Terminal Services components installed ?

-sandeep

-- modified at 6:19 Thursday 11th October, 2007

Re: How to set ERRORLEVEL in C# ?

Colin Angus Mackay11-Oct-07 0:26

Colin Angus Mackay

11-Oct-07 0:26

s v joshi wrote:
so what is the workaround/soluation for this ?

According to the Microsoft Knowledge Base article you quoted there is a RESOLUTION to the problem. Did you follow the instructions it gave?

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Re: How to set ERRORLEVEL in C# ?

s v joshi11-Oct-07 1:02

s v joshi

11-Oct-07 1:02

Hi
I have service pack 4 installed .

I have searched Microsoft.com for "Windows 2000 hotfix KB810146" but did not get any result.
I am searching for this hotfix but not getting any results. I guess i need to contact support for it.

But i wonder if i set the ERRORLEVEL form c++ then echo %ERRORLEVEL% returns correct value but if i set from C# then only it shows 0.

-sandeep

Re: How to set ERRORLEVEL in C# ?

PIEBALDconsult11-Oct-07 5:32

PIEBALDconsult

11-Oct-07 5:32

And returning the value from Main doesn't work either?

[System.STAThreadAttribute]
static int
Main
(
    string[] args
)
{
    return ( 1 ) ;
}

After reading the KB, it seems it only applies to processes that get killed and don't reach the return.

Re: How to set ERRORLEVEL in C# ?

forrest feng16-Jan-11 20:50

forrest feng

16-Jan-11 20:50

change your batch command to
start /wait %path_to_your_exe% to get the right %errorlevel%
Smile | :)

Problem with Word.doc generating C# Application, installed on another local computer

Rafferty Uy11-Oct-07 0:05

Rafferty Uy

11-Oct-07 0:05

Hello,

I have a tool that creates a word document using C#. To do this, I used the MS Word 11.0 Object Library. Now I tried installing the application on the local of a colleague of mine but he is unable to create an MS Word doc and is prompting an error. I need help in knowing the requirements (I can't seem to find the right keywords to search for it on google.)

Here are some of my questions:
- Should the same MS Word version be installed on the user's pc, or will a different version work?
- Should it be the same edition? (Like Professional or Small Business edition)
- Should the .Net Programmability Support be installed for the MS Word of the user's local? Or is this only needed by the developer to have access to the 11.0 Object library?
- Any other useful information?

Thank you!

Rafferty

Re: Problem with Word.doc generating C# Application, installed on another local computer

Abisodun11-Oct-07 1:47

Abisodun

11-Oct-07 1:47

This might help. See Late Binding here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302902[^]

Form inside another form

half-life10-Oct-07 23:22

half-life

10-Oct-07 23:22

HI,

i would like to know if ther is a way to integrate a form within a form
so that i can move it around inside the "Fahter" form and so on...
if u can point me to an example or an article that will be great.

THNKS

kobkob

Re: Form inside another form

Christian Graus10-Oct-07 23:26

Christian Graus

10-Oct-07 23:26

No, your internal form should be developed as a user control. You can then put that control onto another empty form to make it appear as it's own dialog.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Re: Form inside another form

half-life10-Oct-07 23:38

half-life

10-Oct-07 23:38

i Know UC( UserControl )

But The UserControl do not have a ControlBox ...
which i want ...

THNKS Smile | :)

kobkob

Re: Form inside another form

Spunky Coder10-Oct-07 23:27

Spunky Coder

10-Oct-07 23:27

Do u mean a form inside a form like a panel inside a form...or else do u want popup another form on a button click event of the parent form?

Koushik

Re: Form inside another form [modified]

Martin#10-Oct-07 23:37

Martin#

10-Oct-07 23:37

Hello,

Yes, it is possible;

By setting the 'TopLevel' property of the SubForm to 'false'.
Then you can Add the SubForm to the MainForm.Controls.

//Inside MainForm
Form SubForm = new Form();
SubForm.TopLevel = false;
this.Controls.Add(SubForm );
SubForm.Show();

By setting the TopLevel property to false, it is no more possible to call the form modal with ShowDialog.

Hope it helps!

-- modified at 5:48 Thursday 11th October, 2007

A second possibility is the IsMdiContainer

//Inside MainForm
this.IsMdiContainer = true;
SubForm.MdiParent = this;
this.Controls.Add(SubForm);
SubForm.Show();

All the best,

Martin

Re: Form inside another form

Spunky Coder10-Oct-07 23:46

Spunky Coder

10-Oct-07 23:46

wow ...it's great i never knew that it can be shown in that way ...

Koushik

Re: Form inside another form

half-life10-Oct-07 23:48

half-life

10-Oct-07 23:48

YEAH MAN
THNKS A lot Smile | :)

it works GREAT Smile | :)

kobkob

Re: Form inside another form

Martin#10-Oct-07 23:50

Martin#

10-Oct-07 23:50

You are wellcome!

All the best,

Martin

is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

nicolus10-Oct-07 23:10

nicolus

10-Oct-07 23:10

i am using an oledbcommand object to perform both insert and update based on the command text supplied and i am adding the parameters for update also in the order of insert. So incase of update though, its not giving any error/exception but database is not getting updated.

Can any body pls tell me how to resolve this or any other way to implement both the functionalities using single method.

Thanks in advance.

Re: is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

Christian Graus10-Oct-07 23:28

Christian Graus

10-Oct-07 23:28

You need to specify either the parameters by name ( in any order ), or pass them in the order that a stored proc you're calling requires them ( although I suspect you're using the nasty 'dynamic SQL in the presentation layer' stuff here )

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Re: is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

nicolus10-Oct-07 23:52

nicolus

10-Oct-07 23:52

thanks now its working (yes order mattered).

Re: is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

Dave Kreskowiak11-Oct-07 4:09

Dave Kreskowiak

11-Oct-07 4:09

OleDb doesn't support named parameters. You have to specifiy them in the exact order they appear in the SQL statement. Well, you can give them names all you want, they won't do anything...

Yet another reason why I never use Access anymore.

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Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007

Re: is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

PIEBALDconsult11-Oct-07 5:37

PIEBALDconsult

11-Oct-07 5:37

I've found that naming them allows the use of a parameter value multiple times in the statement.

And is it an OleDb thing or a Jet Engine thing?

Re: is the order of parameters addition to a command for update command realy required?

Dave Kreskowiak11-Oct-07 12:07

Dave Kreskowiak

11-Oct-07 12:07

I never bothered to figure that one out. I'm guessing that since you can't do it in VA code in Access either that the "problem" would be tied to Jet, but I could be wrong.

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Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP
Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007

picturebox image

NewToAspDotNet10-Oct-07 23:07

NewToAspDotNet

10-Oct-07 23:07

hi everyone,
i have a picture box and i set pic's from database to it...bud the size of my images are bigger then the size of my picturebox...how can i fix this? what should i do to make the images programmaticaly smaller that they fix in the picturebox? thanx

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