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Object = Object Sasuko27-Mar-06 22:48 Sasuko 27-Mar-06 22:48  If i do that: Image img_1 = new Bitmap(200, 200); Image img_2; img_2 = img_1; now there are two different objects in the memory so if i do: img_2 = null; then img_1 = 200x200 bitmap or that is the same object so: img_2 = null then img_1 = null too? Re: Object = Object Tristan Rhodes27-Mar-06 23:01 Tristan Rhodes 27-Mar-06 23:01  img_1 and img_2 are both refferenes to the object, and not the object itself. If you do this: Image img_1 = new Bitmap(200, 200); Image img_2; img_2 = img_1; Then apply some manipulation to img_1, these changes will also reflect in img_2. If you do this: img_2 = null Then it now points to nothing, but img_1 is still the value it once was (200x200 bmp). And this: img_2 = img_1 img_2 = new Bitmap(50,50) img_1 will be the origional 200x200 bitmap, while img_2 will be the new 50x50 bitmap. hope that helps Tris -- modified at 5:01 Tuesday 28th March, 2006 Re: Object = Object Sasuko28-Mar-06 1:53 Sasuko 28-Mar-06 1:53  very thanks! Questions About AppDomains Tristan Rhodes27-Mar-06 22:32 Tristan Rhodes 27-Mar-06 22:32  I've been experimenting with remoting, and have got it fairly well figured out. I'd like to play with app domains now, but have a few questions - 1) Firstly, when creating a program we have a "MAIN" method that takes a number of string arguments. Am i right in assuming that these are the "/w" "/r" "/filename" etc tags that we can specify as command line parameters after the .exe name in a given shortcut? 2) When an app domain is created, it will run and behave exactly as one would expect an application to behave. It will be started on a new system thread, and run until a set of conditions cause it to exit. I.e If we create a new AppDomain that is a windows forms App, it will look and behave like a windows forms app. 3) If the above are both right, it should be possible to write an app that will, on creation, take a number of arguments, and connect to a remote object (In this case the Application that created the new AppDomain). What i would need to do is forward the remoting host destails in the apps main method but i don't know how to set them when creating an app domain. Can anyone help me with this? Cheers Tris -- modified at 4:40 Tuesday 28th March, 2006 how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Kamal.Afridi27-Mar-06 22:15 Kamal.Afridi 27-Mar-06 22:15  I am using Windows 2003 server, when W3wp.exe dialog box appears it stops the some services, after clicking on OK button it works fine. Can anyone knows how to create a service which close the w3wp.exe dialogbox automatically, or else(any other soloution). Know Yourself Than Grow yourself. Re: how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Dave Kreskowiak28-Mar-06 5:34 Dave Kreskowiak 28-Mar-06 5:34  A better solution would be to figure out whats causing the dialog to pop up in the first place and fixing that. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Kamal.Afridi28-Mar-06 7:06 Kamal.Afridi 28-Mar-06 7:06  How can I close /kill an error message dialog appearing on the desktop automatically e.g. if a service crashes I want to close its error message. Know Yourself Then Grow Yourself. Re: how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Dave Kreskowiak28-Mar-06 7:36 Dave Kreskowiak 28-Mar-06 7:36  First, your putting alot of effort into putting a band-aid on the real problem. What's causing the service to crash?? Fix the problem, instead of wasting the time building an automated way of ignoring it. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Kamal.Afridi28-Mar-06 18:01 Kamal.Afridi 28-Mar-06 18:01  Dear, Dear and Dear if i am using a product and i have no source code, then i want same kind of solution. Know Yourself Then Grow Yourself. Re: how to close w3wp.exe dialog Box programmatically ? Dave Kreskowiak29-Mar-06 1:09 Dave Kreskowiak 29-Mar-06 1:09  Have you tried taking this up with the manufacturer of the service? Maybe they have the solution... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome How to get logged user list in a domain using WMI(Urgent) indiaone27-Mar-06 22:14 indiaone 27-Mar-06 22:14  I want to display Logged user list and when evere any user logged i want to know. can any body help me out . it's very urgent. -- modified at 4:16 Tuesday 28th March, 2006 Re: How to get logged user list in a domain using WMI(Urgent) Dave Kreskowiak28-Mar-06 5:33 Dave Kreskowiak 28-Mar-06 5:33  The information you want doesn't exist in Active Directory and isn't tracked by anything. What you want can't be done!! RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Sasuko27-Mar-06 22:03 Sasuko 27-Mar-06 22:03  What is the better way without quality less? Re: Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Guffa27-Mar-06 22:23 Guffa 27-Mar-06 22:23  What is it that you want to do with the image? --- b { font-weight: normal; } Re: Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Sasuko27-Mar-06 22:43 Sasuko 27-Mar-06 22:43  I need to load Jpeg, gif or png files and save it to BMP Re: Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Guffa28-Mar-06 1:02 Guffa 28-Mar-06 1:02  Use Bitmap.FromFile to load the image, then use the Save method with ImageFormat.Bmp to save the image. --- b { font-weight: normal; } Re: Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Sasuko28-Mar-06 1:55 Sasuko 28-Mar-06 1:55  it is the better way? That is it is the less quality loser? Re: Convert a Jpeg or png or gif image in Bitmap Dan Neely28-Mar-06 2:04 Dan Neely 28-Mar-06 2:04  bmp is a lossless format, there's no loss converting from anything else to one unless you resize or change the color depth. Generate documentation from XML? Dominik Reichl27-Mar-06 21:00 Dominik Reichl 27-Mar-06 21:00  Hello! Ok, so I've documented my C# code with XML comments. Now I want to generate some nice MSDN-style documentation out of it. I've looked at NDoc already, but it doesn't seem to support .NET 2.0 (generics, ...) yet. What tool could I use? Thanks in advance and best regards Dominik _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? (doesn't work on NT) Passing an integer argument from C# to a javascript function KaKa'27-Mar-06 20:58 KaKa' 27-Mar-06 20:58  Hi, How do we pass an integer argument from C# into a javascript function? I declare an integer variable first, then I pass it into the javascript function. But the javascript code didnt execute correctly. //First, an integer variable is declared int numofItems; // Returns the Javascript code to attach the context menu to a HTML element public string GetMenuReference() { return String.Format("return __showContextMenu({0},numofItems);", Controls[0].ClientID); } //Then the Javascript is called when the oncontextmenu event happens ctl1.Attributes["oncontextmenu"] = GetMenuReference(); Initially the javascript function has the {0} argument only and it worked fine. But when I added one more integer argument, it doesnt work. What is the correct way to pass an int argument ? Re: Passing an integer argument from C# to a javascript function Guffa27-Mar-06 22:24 Guffa 27-Mar-06 22:24  Please don't cross post. --- b { font-weight: normal; } Get this compile error "Could not copy temporary files to the output directory." Tony_Joh27-Mar-06 20:34 Tony_Joh 27-Mar-06 20:34  Hello! I use VS 2003 and C# When I build an exe file that use 6 class library dll I get this error. Could not copy temporary files to the output directory. The file 'MeltPracStorage.dll' cannot be copied to the run directory. Det går inte att komma åt filen eftersom den används av en annan process. All six project is located in the solution that build the exe file This compile error occurred when I add project 'MeltPracStorage to the solution. I use copy local=true If I have this MeltPracStorage in a solution of its own and only reference the class dll MeltPracStorage.dll in the reference list for the project that build the exe file I don't get any errors. The MeltPracStorage.dll size is 176 kB Have you any kind of suggestion to ny problem. //Tony Re: Get this compile error "Could not copy temporary files to the output directory." Maqsood Ahmed27-Mar-06 20:57 Maqsood Ahmed 27-Mar-06 20:57  Hello, Please check that the dll file is being used by an running .exe file. close the application and try to build it. It should work. HTH. Cheers Maqsood Ahmed - MCAD.net Kolachi Advanced Technologies http://www.kolachi.net Re: Get this compile error "Could not copy temporary files to the output directory." nicck0728-Mar-06 3:14 nicck07 28-Mar-06 3:14  follow the steps.. 1) Close VS.net 2) Delete the and obj folder inside of the project u trying to build. 3) now build the application. There are chances that the pdb might be the problem, Mind think with Ideas,not Data. No amount of Information or Data could be compared with an inspired thought. -- modified at 9:15 Tuesday 28th March, 2006 Button without stealing focus of any application ? Christian Kroes27-Mar-06 20:21 Christian Kroes 27-Mar-06 20:21  Hi Guys, im looking for a button control (ocx, dll) that does not steal focus of any application. It should work like the ms onscreen keyboard, I open 2 or 3 notepads, and the notepad with the focus gets a sendkey ... Or any other ideas how to program an onscreen keyboard, in C# C++ VB.NET or whatever ... But this is a must : Focus MUST be kept in the other application, changing and going back is not the solution for me I hope someone can help me, thanks a lot Chris

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