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Gee, quite surprised by the comments. I have tried to back up my request with a summary of what I have done and where I want to go for the benefit of anybody wishing to help me.
This is my first time posting in such a forum and not quite sure how I should edit it without making my request vague. Obviously I don't want to be regarded as a spammer so I will attempt to make my request direct.
Thanks for the advice
Neil
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Neil, OG wasn't talking about your posting - that was fine. He was commenting on the link in the other posters reply to you. That could look like spam (it isn't, but we have a lot of trigger happy reviewers).
This space for rent
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As Pete says, they aren't comments on your post. If you look at the page, comments are indented to indicate what is a response to what:
Your post
RickRose0506 - response to you.
CHill60 - response to RickRose0506, responding to you
Me - response to RickRose0506, responding to you
You - response to me, responding to RickRose0506, responding to you
Pete O'Hanlon - response to you, responding to me, responding to RickRose0506, responding to you
Me (this) Response to you, responding to me, responding to RickRose0506, responding to youIf you hover your mouse over a subject line, a grey line will appear to the left showing which message it is a response to.
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Oh I see. Gee, I just edited my post 
Thanks for the update.
Neil
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Not a problem!
We get a lot of spammers coming here (12,000,000 members seems like a good target for spam farmers) and the automated system doesn't catch all of them right off. So when a member sees what looks like spam (and the first response to you did look a lot like it to a casual glance) there is a temptation to immediately hit the "SPAM!" button so that the automated system gets a quick start on recognising the rubbish.
You wouldn't believe how many messages some of these f'wits can post, so it's important to get an early start on them!
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Shocking really. Anyway, thanks for not terminating me 
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What does a site of "HTA, JScript, VBScript and WSC examples" have to do with C#? 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I had a minute and tried to post a site that helped me solve this same thing before...
Sorry for all the confusion I deleted my original Post since this effort to try to help has made me come to realize other people need to learn how to do their own digging for information! (So much for trying to be helpful)  If you look closer on the site it also contains C# code examples for the kinds of information the original poster is looking for.
Oh and by the way, I am not a spammer!
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Don't let one screw up put you off, we have all done that. Do take the advice given by others and put a little more content in your response if the link does not deal with the specific question. Had you directed to OP to the c# examples in the link it would have been much better.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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TCP, Named Pipes, even WM_COPYDATA are all suitable 'IPC' mechanisms in general .. TCP has advantages that the 'controller' used to send messages to your application need not be on the PC where the application is running
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An alternative way would be to put the intended messages in a "message queue" table in your database and the apps can poll the database every minute or so to see if there are new messages in the queue. If there are it will read the relevant data from the table and do what it needs to do.
It's a bit more complex in that each client needs to know if they have executed the message, but you could maybe have each client store the ID or datetime of the last message it processed so it only processes new ones. It won't be instant like TCP but it will be more robust so if a PC is rebooting and the app isn't running, when it starts up it won't have missed any messages.
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I have a Windows service which monitors the main desktop app (running on multiple kiosks 24/7).
The service always runs and monitors the "health" of the app: restarts it if necessary; checks a web server for commands and updates; installs new versions; emails logs; queues commands for the app which it checks / picks up at the end of each customer transaction; etc.
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How to convert photoshop file to winform of C#
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Do you really mean "convert" or do you just want to display the file on a winform?
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What does that even mean? You can't convert a photoshop file to a winform.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I have created TCP Client/Server application in Visual Studio 2012 using C#.
I have used SSL Stream for authentication.
Can I read/get/store connected client certificate at server(TCP Listener)?
I have created my CLient/Server using MSDN SSL Stream to create my program.
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I have a tool for which I want to apply licensing. I don't have much information on licensing. My tool is no different then Visual Studio. Is there any Licensing tool available for the points mentioned below:
1) User will able to install the Trail version of the basic application.
2) I want two licensing modes. Developers and Release.
Developers license comes with extra bit of features along with basic one. Release license is where I can have control on each release made
by the user i.e where the vendor can charge user for his each release.
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Don't repeat posts: you already have this in QA, so posting it here as well just duplicates work. Pick one, and stick to it.
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Hi,
Currently i'm working on WindowsForms application. In that i have used checkedlistbox to display the display member of combobox column. i need to draw the display member of the combobox column instead of value member, How to change the text of the checkedListBox items.
internal class CheckedListBoxAdv:System.Windows.Forms.CheckedListBox
{
public CheckedListBoxAdv()
:base()
{ }
protected override void OnDrawItem(System.Windows.Forms.DrawItemEventArgs e)
{
if(this.Items.Count > 0)
{
if (excelFilter.displayMemberColList.ContainsKey(this.Items[e.Index].ToString()))
e.Graphics.DrawString(excelFilter.displayMemberColList[this.Items[e.Index].ToString()], Font, Brushes.Black, e.Bounds);
}
}
base.OnDrawItem(e);
}
}
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I have a private key and the receiving person has the corresponding public key. I want to encrypt the file with the Private key. But when I do that from command line it is prompting for a pass phrase. But I want to supply the pass phrase from the command prompt. Below is the Command I ma using to Encrypt.
>gpg -s "FileToENcrypt.txt"
Could anyone please help me how to provide the Pass Phrase from Command line while encrypting a file sing Private key.
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What does this have to do with C#?
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Hi All,
I have a Cash drawer that connected directly to the PC (POS) by RJ11 Cable, and I need to open this cash drawer from my c# windows application without print and without connect it to the Printer.
Please let me know how to do this and how to work with the rj11 because it is not a Com Port.
I use the C# windows application.
Thank You
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RJ11 is a basically a phone type connector - used for ADSL, telephone, and modem cables etc. You can;t connect that directly to the PC unless it magically is also USB compatible. Which is very unlikely. Even if you can, without knowing how to talk to it, you don't stand much chance at all of getting this working.
So start with the manufacturers - most will have a website and technical support who should be able to help you. But nobody else can!
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