This is a very good guide I used it myself.
http://csharp.net-informations.com/crystal-reports/csharp-crystal-reports-tutorial.htm
This is a very good guide I used it myself.
http://csharp.net-informations.com/crystal-reports/csharp-crystal-reports-tutorial.htm
First you need to get a copy of Bootable windows.
Second boot from CD and install windows and Format the Drive.
If you want to back up data Try Ubuntu Live CD. When it asks you click Try only and it will let you back up whatever you want and then you can format it and install Windows or Linux.
Don't ask me where to get Windows the only legal way is to go and Buy it.
You my friend need to meet a good future friend of yours.
Right Click your main Drive(usually C: ) in My Computer and click Properties.
Goto Tools and Click Defrag.
Or just Give up on Windows and go with Linux, I recommend Ubuntu.
Not sure what you mean?
Are you locked out of your windows System?
Although the rules don't mention it, I am sure the solution will get deleted.
Why don't you try Administrator Account. in Username type Administrator leave password blank.
yup thats what i said.
good for you grats. would still be nice to know which line it was at.
Sorry didn't notice. Good article for the date then
I could solve this for you but this is where programming comes into play.
This is where your logic comes into play.
Show me your thought process. give me your psuedo code.
Will do, I thought that was for code tagging i see how that works now though.
Try running that statement in SQL browser
Select Personne.[Nom],Personne.[Prenom],Personne.[DateNaissance],Personne.[LieuNaissance],Bulletin.[Autorite],Bulletin.[DateJ] from (Personne inner join Bulletin on Personne.[CodePersonne]=Bulletin.[CodePersonne])where Personne.[Nom]=@nom and Personne.[Prenom]=@prenom"
you can set the form To Simple Form Style and set background Image to your picture. or you can play with transparency. Both can be found in Form Properties.
hmm try
char c = Convert.ToChar("•");
RTB.Text += c;
It could be that, without the Notebook in front of me it could be anything at this point.
Maybe the board, maybe the CPU, maybe the Cable, maybe something else completely.
From my experience when it shows up as 1.1 on a 2.0 Port it is starting to fail.
But grats on retrieving your data.
Well that depends.
For C# there is Mono and Microsoft Visual Studio
Those are the only 2 I know of for C#, but I am sure there are more.
Then you need a SQL Database, now There are a ton of these depends on what you want to do?
Just practice? Go with SQL Express from Microsoft.
Want to develop you may want to look into better Databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL,
Check this link for a comparison:
http://www.postgresonline.com/journal/index.php?/archives/51-Cross-Compare-of-SQL-Server,-MySQL,-and-PostgreSQL.html
There are tons more Databases that you may google up, but there are the 3 mains one atm.
What about Meego The Full fledged Linux Distro Specially designed for Low Resources in Conjunction with Intel and Nokia with other Big companies backing it up such as Novell. With http://radicalbreeze.com/?page_id=102 touting to be a programming language that anyone can create programs with.
This puts Android and Qt Based Linux distros at an advantage.
Welcome Janet, ntmu enjoy the vast knowledge of the internet.
Which line is the error coming up at?
Well first of all what character is that?
Console.Write(s +"\r\n"+w);
to signify new line
I have worked with Arabic before, I didn't do anything special.
Just worked out of the box.
Well sorry to hear it's fate. Hmm I just checked the system specs PIII that is way out of it's service time.
That was when things would actually last more then 2 years before dieing out on you.
Yeah lol, that is a sticky situation. You must understand even if you change the CPU it may not be that.
Hmm, can you change the processor?
You have admit this may be a lost cause depends on how far you are willing to take it.
in Parent.
int x = 5;
ChildForm CF = new ChilForm(x)
bool StatusCheck;
if (CF.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
StatusCheck = CF.GetStatus;
}
In child
int k;
public ChildForm(int y)
{
InitializeComponent();
k = y;
}
Look for the GPU chip touch it when you boot does it get really hot really fast?
Ummm. From Form8 you can simply do Form1.VariableorFunction();
I don't know what you are trying to do up there.
Processor won't have anything to with the graphics.
A laptop follow the same guidelines for a PC. In this case it is usually the board or the graphics card. Or another peripheral that has short circuited.
Look at all the internals to see a burned circuit or look for a burned smell.