Comments by Red&Black

Red&Black 9-Jul-11 9:33am View

thanks allot, this might be an option but its far from being the perfect solution I'm requiring, there must be another way...

Red&Black 28-May-11 11:49am View

Thank you for your help.
I know I still need to study the basics of WPF and I will do this soon.
I'm sorry for posting such trivial questions... next time I'll try google first.

Red&Black 28-May-11 11:08am View

How do I specify the Click event of the button in the Command attribute?

Red&Black 26-May-11 7:17am View

Thank you very much this did the job (:

Red&Black 23-Apr-11 10:41am View

thanks allot, this is just what i wanted.

Red&Black 18-Feb-11 3:02am View

okay it was my mistake, I got it working now thank you very much (:
my 5 too.

Red&Black 18-Feb-11 2:53am View

I stilll cant get it to work..

if (nTrackBarPosition > trackBar1.Value)
{

for (int i = 0; i < 11; i++)
{
Px[i] = Px[i] - px;
}
}
else if(nTrackBarPosition < trackBar1.Value)
{

for (int i = 0; i < 11; i++)
{
Px[i] = Px[i] + px;
}
}

It still only does 1 thing no matter in wich way i move the trackbar...

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