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Re: rich edit component Nick Parker13-Jul-03 9:00 Nick Parker 13-Jul-03 9:00  apferreira wrote: That class represents the same control I was talking about No problem, your post didn't show when I clicked reply and eventually got my message typed. Do you notice the short times between the two messages. -Nick Parker Re: rich edit component apferreira13-Jul-03 9:04 apferreira 13-Jul-03 9:04  Yes, you are right. Sorry Nick. Re: rich edit component peterchen13-Jul-03 9:24 peterchen 13-Jul-03 9:24  please see original post edit - "complete with toolbar and bells and whistles, ready to deliver" "Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS sighist | Agile Programming | doxygen Re: rich edit component Nick Parker13-Jul-03 9:41 Nick Parker 13-Jul-03 9:41  peterchen wrote: please see original post edit - "complete with toolbar and bells and whistles, ready to deliver" Ekk, gotcha. The only thing I can suggest is looking at this: HTML viewing and editing component for WinForms apps[^], there is sample code for you to download with the control There is also this: HTML Editor Control[^] Hope this helps. -Nick Parker Re: rich edit component peterchen13-Jul-03 9:23 peterchen 13-Jul-03 9:23  please see original post edit - "complete with toolbar and bells and whistles, ready to deliver" "Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS sighist | Agile Programming | doxygen Re: rich edit component Nick Seng13-Jul-03 16:01 Nick Seng 13-Jul-03 16:01  Open up a word document??? Nick Seng (the programmer formerly known as Notorious SMC) God, I pity me! - Phoncible P. Bone Re: rich edit component J. Dunlap13-Jul-03 16:15 J. Dunlap 13-Jul-03 16:15  He means a control that he can use in his own application. If it was ASP or ASP.NET, he could use the FreeTextBox[^], but it's not. "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi Re: rich edit component Nick Seng13-Jul-03 16:24 Nick Seng 13-Jul-03 16:24  I was trying to be sarcastic, but I couldn't find the emoticon On a side note, is it possible to add an OLE control like VB6 could? Nick Seng (the programmer formerly known as Notorious SMC) God, I pity me! - Phoncible P. Bone Maybe this... J. Dunlap13-Jul-03 16:27 J. Dunlap 13-Jul-03 16:27  There's the MS .NET RichText box, but he wants more than that. I realized that this[^] might be what he needs. It's a new article, posted just yesterday. I haven't gotten a chance to look it over more than briefly yet, though. "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi Re: Maybe this... Nick Seng13-Jul-03 17:00 Nick Seng 13-Jul-03 17:00  Looks interesting. I think I'll go have a gander at it Nick Seng (the programmer formerly known as Notorious SMC) God, I pity me! - Phoncible P. Bone Deploying MDAC and DCOM Meysam Mahfouzi13-Jul-03 6:34 Meysam Mahfouzi 13-Jul-03 6:34  What's the best way to deploy MDAC and DCOM modules with my setup.msi? I want them to be automatically installed if necessary. Is there any installer which does it for me? Don't forget, that's " Persian Gulf " not Arabian gulf! Re: Deploying MDAC and DCOM GabM13-Jul-03 7:20 GabM 13-Jul-03 7:20  Use the merge modules provided with your setup authoring package. If you're using a free tool to make your MSI, you may try to download the merge module from www.installshield.com or www.wisesolutions.com - I don't think that they hold any copyright on them. Finally, I don't think that you need to deploy DCOM on anything after Windows 95. Re: Deploying MDAC and DCOM Not Active13-Jul-03 7:33 Not Active 13-Jul-03 7:33  How to Install MDAC with a Windows Installer Merge Module[^] Screensaver Fullscreen Davy Mitchell13-Jul-03 5:22 Davy Mitchell 13-Jul-03 5:22  Hi All, I am trying to write a screensaver in C# with a maximised form. I have noticed when running the rhs and bottom edges have a few pixels missing i.e. they show the window behind. Any ideas? Davy My Personal Blog - Homepage. Scottish News - Angus Blog, Perth Blog and Dundee Blog Re: Screensaver Fullscreen Nick Parker13-Jul-03 5:26 Nick Parker 13-Jul-03 5:26  Davy, Take a look at any of the code in the CodeProject Screensavers[^] articles. -Nick Parker Re: Screensaver Fullscreen Davy Mitchell13-Jul-03 8:47 Davy Mitchell 13-Jul-03 8:47  Thanks Nick. I eventually found it was setting the window to Maximised that caused the problem. Weird eh? Davy My Personal Blog - Homepage. Scottish News - Angus Blog, Perth Blog and Dundee Blog Re: Screensaver Fullscreen Nick Parker13-Jul-03 9:03 Nick Parker 13-Jul-03 9:03  Great, just thought you might want to see what others had done for C#-based screensavers. -Nick Parker Re: Screensaver Fullscreen Davy Mitchell13-Jul-03 10:05 Davy Mitchell 13-Jul-03 10:05  Yep, have download them too thanks!! Mine will be more text based as it is displaying RSS/RDF feeds but they are great references. Thanks for the help! Davy My Personal Blog - Homepage. Scottish News - Angus Blog, Perth Blog and Dundee Blog Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies Zibar13-Jul-03 4:16 Zibar 13-Jul-03 4:16  Can MC++ produce normal CLI programs. The same platform independant programs that C# produces? I have done a small MC++ console program but first it becomes huge compared to a C# program (the first was 100kb, and the second below 8kb) and while the first seems to be only Win32 compatible the second one runs on mono. My question is can I use Managed C++ to do the same things I can do with C#? I have some pretty complex algorithms written in C++ and I want to use them in my .NET programs but I'd prefer not to port them to C# if possible. Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies leppie13-Jul-03 6:25 leppie 13-Jul-03 6:25  Zibar wrote: Can MC++ produce normal CLI programs. As long as no code is compiled as unmanaged everything should be ok. leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET); Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies Heath Stewart13-Jul-03 6:31 Heath Stewart 13-Jul-03 6:31  But also keep in mind that MC++ is not verifiable (even in non-mixed mode), and is not garaunteed to run on non-Win32 platforms as leppie is referring. This also means that the code can't be verified by the CLR and many .NET security features are circumvented.   Reminiscent of my younger years... 10 LOAD "SCISSORS" 20 RUN Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies Zibar13-Jul-03 8:11 Zibar 13-Jul-03 8:11  thanks now I am confused... but why the MC++ code is so much bigger than the one created by C#? what I did is a small console application in C#, VB.NET JScript.NET and C++ to compare what are the differences between them when compiled. The MC++ assembly looked like a mixed .exe (native and MSIL). Is there something special that I might miss? Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies leppie13-Jul-03 8:23 leppie 13-Jul-03 8:23  Zibar wrote: The MC++ assembly looked like a mixed .exe (native and MSIL). Probably. Make sure all the files are compiled with the clr flag. Also make sure you are using multi threaded (this mite be the problem, with the entrypoint causing it to link unmanaged libs). Try compile a dll assembly rather and check again. leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET); Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies Zibar14-Jul-03 8:39 Zibar 14-Jul-03 8:39  I am using the Managed Project option and I do not change anything. Re: Managed C++ vs. C# assemblies Kannan Kalyanaraman14-Jul-03 3:50 Kannan Kalyanaraman 14-Jul-03 3:50  this size thing you are saying did you check with the debug/release modes. Kannan

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