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Re: Does it give any reason why it failed? | |
Re: Have you checked the examples that come with Indy - and delphi itself? | |
Re: What problem are you having it with it? | |
Re: The usual answer is you *dont* be able to decrypt them, you have a one way encryption and the only way to match them is you redo the encryption algorithum, and if it matches, then it must have. | |
Re: Clicking a form without moving the mousepointer goes against all the purpose of the GUI as the mousepointer would have to move to do it, while 1 app can tell another that the mouse has been fake clicked on say a button, the app doing that would need to know … | |
Re: Then make the padding less :) or put your text on the left, and pad the arrow out | |
Re: I think I know what he meant but as ddanbe has said, the code supplied produces nothing other than compilation errors and logic errors. | |
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Re: I dont understand your onchange code for the list view, it goes through and shows a dialog with the sub item yes? So whatever you select I guess would get an item under the item with index 1, of super folder? Nothing else would change... it would just add a … | |
Re: If you connected the data source correctly it should be automatically updated | |
Re: Try setting the DataPropertyName first, not last. | |
Re: When you "open" the form, include as part of the calling to open method an update of your combobox items. | |
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Re: Thats a standard bar at the top of any form. While you can remove it (havent tried removing specifically in c#), by ensuring your MDI child has no titlebar, its the best way for a user to tell which child they are addressing (as the text will help) it helps … | |
Re: Firstly, think of how you would want to do it, write it down. Work out some code that looks like it should do what you wanted. try it, what does it do? if it doesnt work, post it, explain what you're getting you didnt expect, and ask for assistance. Dont … | |
Re: Because you said "Form3.textBox1.Text" you're not accessing the variable of the form you just created... you're trying to access the class direct, change "Form3.textBox1" to "form3.textBox1" | |
Re: If you dont want to use anyone on the internet, why would you be asking us? Arent we on the internet too? The simple answer is you would need to read up on PDF format, as well as then the microsoft word format, and work from there. Most people would … | |
Re: Sure you want RowIndex? not RowIndex - 1? Whats the error and did you really need to spam so many different questions, as they are all based around the same subject.. you could have placed them 1 by 1 | |
Re: Id have thought you would have to have followed the reverse route of the encryption more when decrypting, it doesnt seem to be in the same order... | |
Re: there have been a huge number of changes.. since then.. when you say it shows behind the other forms, is it forms within the app, or forms within your desktop? While it would be a hack you could tell it to bringtofront, but, Im thinking theres some form props or … | |
Re: What actual field type is the field in the column you want to change? What have you tried? Did you bother clicking the little arrow on the dataview and editing the columns? | |
Re: MaxLength returns sizes for strings, most others are fixed sizes. | |
Re: Surely it has an equivelent of "My documents"? | |
Re: You have a huge number of ways to do it. You could either tackle it as a human would, or, you look though the helpfile and see if theres a prebuilt way to do it. Either way, get some ideas on paper, try and code it, and then when you … | |
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Re: If the above were an exe, you could rely on the computers path to pick it up if it were in say windows or system32 etc, such as notepad. However, you would need to know where the file was before you could start it. Either the computers current directory would … | |
Re: asp.net is code which runs on a server, dreamweaver is an editor | |
Re: Surely your account and user class are the same from your description. As for your classes, you'd need to define your program more fully before you can be conclusive about the classes you will need to do the job at hand. You'll need to consider features, and limitations, validations etc. … | |
Re: Dare I ask why? Why not use 2 different views next to each other? | |
Re: Is the data you're sorting confidential in anyway? eg, if I asked you to PM me a link to a copy of your source and the data thats failing.. would you be prepared to place it somewhere I could get at it, so I could take a look? |