C#

hasansheik wrote:

How can I identify that the control is container control or not, at runtime.

System.Console.WriteLine(this is System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl);
System.Console.WriteLine(label1 is System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl);

1. Create an Excel Workbook with the type of content you want on each page
3. Save the Entire Workbook as an HTML Page
4. Look at how everything gets save and reproduce it with your project

string base64 = Convert.ToBase64String(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("<username>:<password>"));
webClient.Headers.Add("Proxy-Authenticate", "Basic " + base64);

FileStream <code>fs</code> = null;
string <code>tmpFile</code> = "C:\\sample.txt";

// Create file  and close it so that it can be re-opened for writing further on
<code>fs</code> = File.Create(<code>tmpFile</code>, 1024);
<code>fs.Close();</code>

// Prepare file  for writing by assigning a new textWriter to it
TextWriter <code>wr</code> = new StreamWriter(<code>tmpFile</code>);

// Write stuff into the file
<code>wr.WriteLine("Stuff 1");
wr.WriteLine("Stuff 2");
wr.WriteLine("Blah blah blah......");</code>

// Eventually close the file
<code>wr.Close();</code>

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

I know if you did that to my machine while I'm working in Maya at 1900x1440, I'd be heading straight for Add/Remove Programs and dumping your app.