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Re: check this site out: [url]http://www.dyndns.org[/url] You can run a client program on each PC to associate the dynamic IP address with a specified host name. | |
Re: lolafuertes might be right, but the fact of the matter is that Excel isn't designed to do what you're trying to do. Basically, that will put the app into a different context than the current user, but that introduces a whole other level of issue with impersonation, and running the … | |
Re: You could look at LINQ to XML. I use it all the time to read XML files and parse them. [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb387098.aspx[/url] If this is for an assignment, I'll leave the actual DAL building up to you, but LINQ to XML will provide you the mechanisms for reading the XML file … | |
Re: Have you done any programming recently? And I don't mean necessarily in anything up-to-date: I just mean ANY programming. If so, then you're still possibly pretty sharp with your analytical skills, so you could pick up another programming language fairly quickly. Most work you're going to find these days is … | |
Re: So long as these things stay off of the Interstate Highway system, I'll be happy. Here at home, we have conventional gasoline/diesel Staples trucks (whose speeds are artificially limited to 60MPH) going down roads where the speed limit is 70. That's dangerous-- people have to slow down, then try to … | |
Re: Please do your own work. We don't do your homework here. Start implementing what you have here, and if you have questions, come back. | |
Re: Can you put your code in code-tags? It will make it WAY easier to read. Generally, accepted OOP practice would be to return an object containing the two values you need. You can only return one object from a Function, but that object can have many properties, or it could … | |
Re: is it the actual incrementing of the number you're having issues with, or is it saving the value to a database? | |
Re: What error are you getting, exactly? Offhand, I don't see why that wouldn't work. | |
Re: you could place that into a String variable, then use myVar.Split(vbCrLf) . That would create a String() array, and "This is a sample sentence" would be element 0 of the array. | |
Re: I dunno. I think when we're talking "IT", no, I don't think that cloud labor will make a difference. However, for other work, like proofreading, QC, or medical record coding, I think it makes perfect sense. Rather than bring on a full-time staff, just outsource the work. It's not perfectly … | |
Re: Maybe this will help? [url]http://code.google.com/edu/[/url] | |
Re: I think the big hurdle to citing "skills" gained from playing a game is that a game is trivial, compared to a workplace. In a game, there's always the option to say "screw you guys, I'm going home!". It's trivial to create a new account/persona, or just find a new … | |
Re: Can you provide more of your XAML? It sounds like it doesn't recognize a:PopUpWindow as a valid type, perhaps. Does your PopUpWindow have a default constructor that's different, or anything? | |
Re: Why are you using an Array, anyways? Why not just use a List(Of Records)? You can just keep adding records using the Add() method. | |
Re: Google is your friend :) [url]http://www.startvbdotnet.com/[/url] | |
Re: I'm not really sure you're going to be able to use SendKeys into that dialog. I think that the Windows File/Save dialogs are going to be in unmanaged code. You'd have to get the HWND ID for the window, and then do something (I'm not sure what) to put the … | |
Re: Check this out: [url]http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/20/104068.aspx[/url] BTW, please don't double-post. You already had another post asking how to change your IP address. | |
Re: Are you sure you're using Array.Replace, there? [code] if (values[i].ToString() == casprID && values[i + 1] == msNo) { values[i] = values[i].Replace(values[i].ToString(), casprID.ToString()); } [/code] should be [code] if (values[i].ToString() == casprID && values[i + 1] == msNo) { values[i] = values.Replace(values[i].ToString(), casprID.ToString()); } [/code] it's a subtle bug-- you … | |
Re: You'll just have to expose a property in movecategory: [code] private MyStructure Value { get { return foo; } } [/code] | |
Re: Yeah I'm going to have to agree with Momerath here. How is your database structured (and no, a flat file is not a database!) ? Even with 2 billion rows, a database (even SQL Server Express) should be able to easily handle what you're doing. If you're going to be … | |
Re: You can program some chips in .NET, take the Netduino, for instance: [url]http://www.netduino.com/[/url] That's the first one that comes to mind. I think there are also other boards running the .NET Micro framework, too. | |
Re: You should just need the exe and the .ini file... | |
Re: Questions: Where are you getting your requirements from? Are you required to produce a deliverable on a regular basis? Are you expecting to add developers at any point? If it's just going to be you, you should just take your requirements, sort them out task-by-task, order them estimated time to … | |
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Re: What exactly are you trying to do? This might be some help to you: [url]http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials/AdoDotNet/Lesson01.aspx[/url] ADO.Net is the usual way you'd access items in a database. | |
Re: If you want to know the amount of rows that would be returned from a query, you could do a SELECT COUNT(0) FROM foo WHERE <conditions>. If you pass that query as the OleDbCommand, you could then do ExecuteScalar, and it would return the number of rows that your WHERE … | |
Re: Try completely rebuilding the application, and then rerunning it. Also, is this machine connected to the internet unpatched? It could be a virus, then. | |
Re: I'd just like to add another angle to this: Say you have properties in an object that, when added together, you'd like to add the individual properties. You can overload an operator and output an object that is the addition (or difference, or whatever) of the two objects you just … | |
Re: Can you provide some code for what you're doing, so we can get a better idea? Offhand, it sounds doable, but we need a better idea of what you're doing already to see how it would fit in. | |
Re: Why would you want to use global variables, exactly? It's one thing to show you how to use them, but it's really a bad idea to use them. Check out this post for a good explanation: [url]http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/071dc2fb-76c3-4484-8418-6b37664995f7[/url] | |
Re: Is that really Computer [b]Science[/b], though? That's more Computer Networking, which is what my major was. Shouldn't you perhaps focus on something like a comparison of two different processor architectures, or the advantages/disadvantages of one architecture's approach to computing/processing? Or, explain why you like a particular programming language. When I … | |
Re: You're probably going to need a 3rd-party control for that. To my knowledge (and skill with Google searching), it doesn't appear there's anything like that, yet. | |
Re: Probably need to take it back to Toshiba. It could be anything from the video card, the LCD cable, the inverter, or even a small break in the LCD screen somewhere. Usually, this stuff is a hardware issue, and isn't caused by someone monkeying around in Windows. | |
Re: boot.ini is generally located in C:\ A lot of times, it's set read-only, so you'll also have to remove that attribute from the file in order to edit it and save changes. | |
Re: What file does it ask you to load? That may help us determine what needs to be done... | |
Re: Maybe you could write a webservice to send this email? Do that, and have your BLL reference the service, and use its methods to send the email? | |
Re: [QUOTE=Zypher]thanx suroot, Are bios programmers readily available or is it a very specialised area ??[/QUOTE] Generally a specialised area, ie, the motherboard manufacturer writes the BIOS for the motherboard. But, the BIOS calls should all be available, so you can write kernel-level modules/functions that interact with the BIOS. | |
Re: Run the code through a debugger, and set a breakpoint at the line where you make that new SqlCommand. Get the .CommandText value of it, and run that actual text against your SQL server. See if it returns any rows, for starters. | |
Hey Dani, Site looks great-- I've been trying to get on and lurk more and more. I noticed, though that under Chrome in Windows XP, the "use code tags" watermark doesn't go away when you click or start typing into the box. I remember it used to, but I thought … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Zachery]yes, not exctly at the same time, however, it is usualy only one of a kind with out an external manager, for example you can run one copy of windows 9X (95 98 ME) one copy of NT (2k 2k3 XP ) and probally multiple copys of Linux windows should … | |
Re: Two things here: Are these Class1,Class2, Class3 objects in a hierarchy? Are you using Interfaces or a superclass? It might be a good idea to have the method return the most concise type possible, as it's more type-safe. If your classes all do have a common set of operations or … | |
Re: Whoa... that's a really gross way to do it, though... You don't want to introduce a global variable like that. Just have the checkIfEmpty() method return a bool value. try this checkIfEmpty method: [code] public bool checkIfEmpty() { if (X1.Text == String.Empty) { MessageBox.Show("The number of Products must be entered", … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Griffon]Should I just select "forever", shut down the computers tonight as usual, but leave the modem and router powered, and see what I get when I power up the computers tomorrow?[/QUOTE] Sounds like a plan. I'm on Comcast, and the lease doesn't really expire, from what I can tell. It … | |
Re: Sometimes hal.dll can be recreated. But, chances are, you're looking at a deeper issue, as those described in the great link gemini4 provided. Or, you could even be looking at hardware failure-- the drive itself could be bad, or the filesystem could be damaged. Best thing to do is acquire … | |
Re: Does this domain have any group policies or login scripts applied to it? | |
Re: tried nmap? [url]www.insecure.org[/url] | |
Re: I think OTS is into something there... | |
Re: The only video card I've ever seen do anything similar to that is the Matrox Parhelia line, and they're WAY expensive ($500 US for a 256MB tri-output card). They're meant to span 3d modelling apps across two screens, but that doesn't mean you couldn't frag with 'em... [url=http://matrox.com/mga/3d_gaming/surrgame.cfm]Here's a list … | |
Re: Momerath's probably right... How long does it usually take for your getVideos method to run? I didn't see code for that. I'd step through it with a debugger, and look at exactly what properties are being returned in that Video object. |
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