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Wow, I made it. Have to use newWindow3 though^^
Thank you very much.
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hi all,
can anybody lead in how to create a test in VS2005. In breif steps please .
thanks a lot
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what kind of test? Unit test?
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I am not exactly an expert in testing, actually i know nothing about testing.
My application is a windows application that is integrated with an SQL server 2005.
Any more info you need me to tell?
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Yes, what exactly are you testing, and how?
Do you mean simply hitting the run button, and seeing if it runs without errors? Is it simple debugging? Unit Testing?
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That what i used to do. BUt i am thinking if there is any other testing unit that test not just the text errors.
I am looking for a powerfull testing unit.
I don't know.
maybe what i am looking for is now foundable.
anyways thanks for your replies.
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Hi all,
This is my first post here, i hope not the last one.
I am a sort of beginner as i have the theoritical knowledge but not that good in practical knowledge.
Well i want to create a software application for kids learning in a fun way.
For this i am looking for some online codes which could give me some help to start up my appplication.
Does anybody knows from where can i get the codes for this particular topic.
Its bit urgent ..pls do help me out....
Is it possible to have any type of application using C#, I mean including animation, voice, and all sort of multi media features as it gonna be software for kids which means full of fun.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance......
Looking forward to recieve a positive replies.....
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"Well i want to create a software application for kids learning in a fun way."
learnig what?
"Is it possible to have any type of application using C#"
that's what it is for..
"I mean including animation, voice, and all sort of multi media"
animation - i guess it's doable
voice - no problem
"For this i am looking for some online codes"
you've got to the right place
life is study!!!
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SeishinLovesC# wrote: learnig what?
Maybe how to spell learning? 
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Well educational learning software.
Which could be for kids, or 7+ age group. So if its for kids then the learning should be in a fun way using games, drag and drop, colours etc and list goes on.
There are many softwares available in market like if you go through this site
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/education-kids-1.htm
I guess now you can make out what i am looking for. I need some reference code to start my application and to gain knowledge about unfamiliar tasks..
Any ideas....
Thanks
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There are some decent little articles here[^].
the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Drag and drop colors at 7 years old?  My son is a whiz at AOE2 at 6. He dragged and dropped colors at 2 yrs old.
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It something related to ... n in-between ...
But that's another joke
SkyWalker
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even i said for the drag n drop for kids i.e. 2-3yrs old...
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Have a look at XNA[^]
It should give you the tools and samples to get you started.
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Make children only if you have the right (thread) safe software
SkyWalker
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Oh common its not a joke....I thought this site would be a great help to me.
But please i dont want these kind of replies.
If you cant help then better don't write anything crap.
Cheers
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Sorry.... 
It was only a joke. No harm intended. Sorry again!
SkyWalker
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Do not apologize to these clowns that ask people to do the work for them. There is no need to do so.
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It may have been an offense to his child / children. That's why I said "sorry".
SkyWalker
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A great help? You're looking for someone to do the work for you!!! That's not what this site is about.
Come up with a well thought out plan, first. If you want the code, open up Visual Studio and start writing it.
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yeh you are probably right and i have no problem in trying out myself.
But i could find hell lot of codes in few sites like planet-code, source-code etc but none of them contains any codes for educational software.
As i told you i dont have much experience with C#.net so i would like to check out few already coded s/w just for reference and to get different ideas..
I hope you got my point....I dont mean to copy the whole stuff....
Thanks for reply
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Software_Specialist wrote: ....I dont mean to copy the whole stuff....
If you can't "kid" yourself, who can you "kid"? The entire thread wreaks of "I need this done, but I hope I don't have to do it myself."
Start by coming up with an original idea, then a project plan, then completely spec it out. At that point, you are ready to start coding it yourself. If/when you run into programming trouble, you post specific questions here, and we will gladly assist. Nobody is going to do the work for you.
In fact, when you ask for codes to create you own game, that's nothing more than copying someone else's game, and trying to take credit for it.
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Ok fine i agree but to know what all is possible with C#.NET i need to look at to some already developed application.
I have got many ideas but i dont know if thats possible with C# or not. Ok if everything is possible with it then can i start my application with seleceting windows application project which would be including animated stuff, gaming stuff, sound, and the normal stuff.
Or is there any other way to start such applications.
C
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