Comments by Umer Aziz Malik (Top 35 by date)

Nice prompt answer :) +5

I have sent you mail again.
My ID: umer_aziz56@yahoo.com
Kindly also check your spam

Hey. I sent you an email. but did not get a reply.

I thought I might be able to help. Kindly give me your contact info (email id) so we might share some data for the course

Hey. Where do you work?

We use dotTrace Memory as well as Performance profilers and they really are good. +5

A much detailed and robust solution. +5

Good answer Linto. Spot on :) +5

Can you please tell what the error is?

Updated the solution. Check it out

The link i gave you discusses how to change app.config during runtime. And i certainly DID read ur original question. But the thing is, you need to do something on your own too. The example above shows how to delete an entry and then add an entry in the application settings. Now cant you even use that to do what you want to? If you cant then i guess no 1 here would be very happy to help you out!

added your questions' answer too :)

Are you talking about a line break or a white space? :S

Can you please give an example of what you want to achieve? As in give a sample line that you want to separate as well as the result you want to achieve

A good solution if you know the exchange prices :)

Have you tried putting in an inbound rule in you firewall? I think doing that might work

Hello there,

No one here is a psychic. So we can't really tell you what the problem is until you share application logs (thats if your'e writing them) or atleast what the logcat says.
Moreover this a problem that can happen because of many different reasons.

In my opinion the 2 solutions below from OriginalGriff & Clifford Nelson are both perfect depending upon what your exact requirement is :)

Thanx for the suggestion :)

www.portforward.com
The best resource on port forwarding in general:)

Have you tried Port Forwarding when the communicating parties are on different networks?

Would you please be a little more specific about your problem?

Good work :)

ummm can you please point out the mistake?

A couple things that i need to ask you:
1. Where are the files present which you want to copy?
2. What does "listBox1" contain? Does it have the file names only or the file paths too?

can u please post the code here?

It would be helpful if you could share how you are populating the ListBox

What exactly r u storing in the ListBox? Are those the just the filenames?

Thanx for the effort. But i had already checked this myself
And my impression is that the guy in that link is using VS2008 so there might just be a way to make this work

Yes i did. As i said, the same code had been working with .Net 4. But i have to get the project to .Net 3.5 and it is not working there.

Thanx