Comments by Jonathan [Darka] (Top 44 by date)

What do you mean you can't see any file get opened?

You say the file get created, so clearly the code is working - what is it you are expecting that doesn't happen?

What do you mean you can't read his mind?
;)

Really, you don't understand the problem?

Read the error message and Sandeep's reply, I think it's kind of obvious what the problem is...

You can still run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit computer, just compile it as a 32-bit app and it should work fine, what you want to avoid is compiling it as a 64-bit app

Agree with OriginalGriff, no chance ever of a 64-bit version of JET, either go 32-bit or find another technology to use.

Can't understand your question, please rephrase it.

Why not try it?

Koti, stop posting this question, it's getting tiresome.

Then you need to store the state of the button in a variable and toggle it when the button is clicked, then show the state of the button depending on the state

The small pop up is called a "Context Menu" and you'll need to implement it on the right click handler for your button, you should then be able to set the state of the button based on the menu item chosen by the user, i.e. "Enable/Disable"

What have you tried so far?

Stop posting homework questions, how do you ever expect to learn anything.

Stop reposting the same homework question.

Homework question?

First of all, you need to tell us where it's going wrong and ask specific questions, no one here has time to read hundreds of lines of your code to determine the problem you are having.

Also, try to only post a small snippet of the code, instead of the entire application - makes it much easier to read.

Damn, I was too focused on the scanf to notice that :)

When you googled for this did you find any useful links?
Just typing your question into google led me to lots of results, so have you read any of them?
Do you have any specific questions regarding what you've found so far???

He just needs to use a timer or schedule, this question is nothing to do with SQL or databases.

You can learn far more from trying than you can from asking.

Do you have a specific question?

If not then this should be a forum question instead.

It's often quicker to try something than it is to wait for an answer to a question that shouldn't have been asked in the first place.

Really, you can't even be bothered to format it as a question... we are not here to do your homework, how do you ever expect to get a job when you can't even google, let alone code..

Do you know which line it's failing on?

This is stupid, how do you expect people to help you when all you post is an error code?

This is not a question.

Or if you already know the name of the file you want to use then change the File.Open("...) code to use the correct name

Did you check Wes's reply above?

I meant the client profile version as it's looking for that.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3579951/net-framework-4-0-client-profile-vs-net-framework-4-0

Have you googled to see what the error "0x80040154" means?

You need to send the graphics data to the appropriate video memory, how you do this depends on how you are writing your OS...

You might want to format this, it's hard to read...

You need to clarify what you want and why you expect people to write the code for you, if you've got a problem that we can help with then that's OK, but expecting someone to write the code for you isn't

It's probably failing somewhere with "Access Denied", but as you don't check any error returns from the system calls it makes it hard to diagnose, you need to debug the code to see which line is failing, then we might be able to help you.

But why doesn't it work?
Does it compile, if so do you get an error - any additional information would help us to help you.

Sandy, this is the correct answer.

If it's not working then either,
- You are doing it wrong, or
- You are doing it wrong...

In which case you need to use WinSock to bind to the port, if you specify zero as the port number then WinSock will automatically assign a port number to you (dynamically), the WinSock connection that you bind on will then receive the data once a client connects to it.

Sorry, but don't know the VB syntax, but you should be able to look that up.

If your code isn't working, then post a SMALL segment of it (the WinSock bit) then someone might be able to help.

Are you writing the client or the server?

Angel, Manfred was commenting on the reply by aniketyadav7.

A virus can affect any file format that is executable, changing the extension of the file won't disguise this as a virus can scan every file to detect those that are executable and therefore ignore the file extension.

He wasn't agreeing with your proposal, see his comment below "Solution 2".