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Have a look at the latest Dwamish Sample on MSDN. They user AD and have some quite good guidelines and procedures for setting up common development/test/production environments.
HTH
Shaun
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It's stupid question (no relevance to C#, only relevance is that I want to use icons from MS Word toolbar).
Do you know which DLL in MS Office contains all the icons/bitmaps used by Word or Excel?
I googled for this Dll, but I didn't get it.
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Kannan Kalyanaraman wrote:
I suggest you try Resource Explorer [1]
Thx KK. I already have different tools like that. My question was specific to MS Office toolbar resources (icons/bitmaps) in the DLL. 
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WiB wrote:
Try Shell32.dll
I already tried that. I want bitmap strip the one Word uses. Anyway I using the tool Kannan provided, it has search option.
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had a look in word.exe?
<a TITLE="See my user info" href=http:
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I am trying to create a rather simple button that has an image on it. Everything is fine except that there is about 2-3 pixels worth of padding at the top of the button that I can't for the life of me get rid of. I've tried setting the image as a background image for the button and that gets rid of the padding but the image doesn't display correctly then. Is there any way to do this without creating my own button class that draws the entire button.. I really don't want to have to draw the button myself, you'd think this wouldn't be so unintuitive..
TIA,
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Sorry for the slow response.. I just decided to make due with the few pixels of padding as it's not really worth it to worry about the space right now.. If I have the time to mess with it at a later time I may check back here and see if anyone can help..
Thanks for your reply though,
-=- Kevin
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I have a question on setting clip regions in my custom user control. From the figure below, i have created a region in A, while B is my user control area. How do i set the clipping region so that nothing will be drawn in A? Also, in which event or function do it set it? Thanks alot.
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Weiye, Chen
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Thanks for your reply. I tried out your code and manage to create a clipping region in B but A is gone. Is it possible to still see A while anything that is drawn in A and B will not be visible?
Weiye, Chen
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I am trying to help a friend...young guy who lives over in UK. He is starting to learn C# and I'm helping him. He has a little bit of experience in straight C, but even not too much there to be honest.
He is trying to learn C#, but from what I've worked with him so far he is really struggling more with the OO concept more than the language in general. For a book, he has "Beginning Visual C#" (a wrox book). However, from what he's told me...they don't back up enough for somebody totally unfamiliar with OO concepts.
What would be a good totally beginner C# book that goes into OO pretty well, and even better if they forget about forms for now and just do console program examples. Are there any books like that? All the books I have are a bit more advanced, and aren't suitable for him.
Can anyone give some suggestions?
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I just finished Tom Archer's Inside C#[^] and I thought it was a great read. It covered basic OO design concepts, and how they apply to the C# language. Great for beginners, and has enough substance for an intermediate-type guy like myself.
Definitely worth a look...
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Hello there,
does anybody know how to find out the height
of a specific row in the DataGrid control?
I cant'use the PreferedRowHeight property
because the user could have changed the height
of some rows and I have to consider that.
Thanx a lot.
Brian
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DataGridTextBoxColumn has a TextBox property. May be TextBox.Height will be usable.
Hi,
AW
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Hi,
I have a collection of many objects (Collectionname : contracts; object : Contract).
I have also a listview I fill up like follows :
foreach(Contract contract in Contracts)
{
listview1.Items.Add(contract.number);
listview1.Items[listview1.Items.Count - 1].SubItems.Add(contract.name);
....
}
listview1.Focus();
In my collection I have a 7000 objects and in the listview I show only 15 lines.
Is there a way that I only fill 15 lines in the listview and when I scroll down or up I fill the following lines.
I think that it takes a lot of performance when filling up the whole listview.
Is there somebody who have idea's or knows some good articles?
Thanks,
x
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you might notice a big speed increase in populating the list if you put listview1.BeginUpdate() before you start the loop, and a listview1.EndUpdate() after the loop..
still a newb.. cut me some slack :P
-dz
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Hi folks,
I have a requirement to read data from a flat file and dump it into the database which is an oracle database. I know the best way to go doing about this is to use Microsoft DTS.
But what a pitty, my project uses only oracle and .NET. I wanted to know whether there is a bulk load utility available to load data from flat,csv and excel file to database.
i am not lookin at sql loader since this process should happen from App server and not from database server.
Anyone has any inputs or suggestions..
Cheers,
Venkatraman Kalyanam
Bangalore - India
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Thanks kannan
I had a look at it, and my initial impression is it will be a over kill
for such a small functionality like which i have. Probably for a enterprise system it should be ok.
My only job is to read line by line and insert into a table.
i am looking at some BCP apis
thanks again
Cheers,
Venkatraman Kalyanam
Chennai - India
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Do you really travel between cities in between your posts or do you have a split personality by the evening 
- Kannan
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Kannan Kalyanaraman wrote:
Do you really travel between cities in between your posts
Damn, you beat me to it. I was just about post the same question.. 
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I guess you will understand if you are getting calls from client every other half an hour..
just kidding, little busy
Cheers,
Venkatraman Kalyanam
Chennai - India
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I try to use "\n" in C# - textBox1.Text=textBox1.Text+"\n", but it don't work.
Maybe some endl or endofline ?
How I can solve this problem ?
Alex
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