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    - Need advise in programming C#. You need to study about Object Oriented Programming Paradigm and need to split you logic in seperate code blocks and then use objects of classes from those block in your application when they are needed. This introduces many benefits in real world programming reusabliy, understandability and many more. Once you have gone through basics and common usages of OOP then you can think in dividing your application in Tiers as suggested by Ashish. Note: A Tier is logical layer of an application which collectively works with other tiers to produce some healthy output. And when there is need to accomodate any change in your application you can do it in required layer. I hope this will help. Best Regards, Rizwan aka RizwanSharp. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Development of applications in Visual Studio 2005 under Windows Vista You need to install the .Net 3.0 SDK: MicrosoftR WindowsR Software Development Kit for Windows Vista and .NET Framework 3.0 Runtime Components http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx FamilyId=C2B1E300-F358-4523-B479-F53D234CDCCF&displaylang=en and Visual Studio 2005 extensions for .NET Framework 3.0 (WCF & WPF), November 2006 CTP http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx familyid=F54F5537-CC86-4BF5-AE44-F5A1E805680D&displaylang=en Watch for word wrap. The extensions are what gives you the 3.0 stuff in the templates. Bobby Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - dll methods when imported working in window application and not working in web application Yes it has a method .execute() the errors occurs over there Thanks Sridhar Manoharan Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - How to read current active IE window's html content using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; using mshtml; namespace WindowsApplication1 { public partial class Form1 : Form { private SHDocVw. ShellWindows shellWindows = new SHDocVw. ShellWindowsClass (); public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void Form1_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach (SHDocVw. WebBrowser ie in shellWindows) { HTMLDocument doc = ie.Document as mshtml. HTMLDocument ; string docBody = doc.body.outerHTML; Console .WriteLine(docBody); } } } } Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - confused in populating array! If you need to accept columnar data I would suggest using a grid control. Using TextBox for columnar data means you have to validate the separators and all that stuff. You should be able to create a grid with a time column and a number column and have it validate the text entered is valid... Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Setting reference conditions in Build configurations If you have a solution with all the projects referenced it will copy the correct configuration automatically. If all you has is two DLLs (one release, one debug), Visual Studio is only designed to reference one DLL per project (which is the same for all configurations). If you reference a particular DLL it will automatically be copied. You'll have to switch to a debug DLL when you want to debug it and switch back to release otherwise. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Blocking Console closure? How can I open a console in a windows app Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - How can I create an empty XmlElementString with XmlWriter Hi Harsimrat, It doesn't need to be totally empty, the variable itself may be empty (or null) but it still needs to generate the "variable" element. I.e.. <variable></variable> whereas normally it would be <variable>Value</variable> if there was something in it. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Very basic question newbie_007 wrote: Hi, Can anyone explain the below given pattern of using if-else Code Snippet bool disposing = false; if(disposing) { do something; } if(!disposing) { do something; } How is above given snippet different from the below one Code Snippet bool disposing = false; if(disposing == false) { do something; } if(disposing == true) { do something; } This may seem silly, but I'm not understanding this. Code Snippet if(disposing) // do something if(!disposing) // do something else is actually equivalent to: Code Snippet if(disposing == true) // do something if(disposing == false) // do something else Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Fixing "Open File - Security Warning" Window Problem I am sorry I should have been more clear. I am writing a program that basically uninstalls and old version of another program and installs a newer version of that program, then uninstalls it, then installs it again. Sounds like a wonderfully useful program right Anyways, the Security Window appear when my program tries to run the installer for the other program. I would like the Security Window to never pop up when my program attempts to run another installer. However, I have been unable to figure out how to do that. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - help with overload for method using System; using System.Data; using System.Configuration; using System.Web; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts; using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; using System.ComponentModel; using DataSet1TableAdapters; /// <summary> /// Summary description for Class1 /// </summary> public class Car { public Car() { } public Car(int CarID, string Makes, string Models, Boolean Turbo, string Egine, string Transmission, string Color, string Years, decimal Koilmeter, decimal Prics, byte Pictures) { _carID = CarID; _Makes = Makes; _Models = Models; _Turbo = Turbo; _Egine = Egine; _Transmission = Transmission; _Color = Color; _Years = Years; _Koilmeter = Koilmeter; _Prices = Prics; _Pictures = Pictures; } private int _carID; public int carID { get { return _carID; } set { _carID = value; } } private string _Makes; public string Makes { get { return _Makes; } set { _Makes = value; } } private string _Models; public string Models { get { return _Models; } set { _Models = value; } } private Boolean _Turbo; public Boolean Turbo { get { return _Turbo; } set { _Turbo = value; } } private string _Egine; public string Egine { get { return _Egine; } set { _Egine = value; } } private string _Transmission; public string Transmission { get { return _Transmission; } set { _Transmission = value; } } private string _Color; public string Color { get { return _Color; } set { _Color = value; } } private string _Years; public string Years { get { return _Years; } set { _Years = value; } } private decimal _Koilmeter; public decimal Koilmeter { get { return _Koilmeter; } set { _Koilmeter = value; } } private decimal _Prices; public decimal Prices { get { return _Prices; } set { _Prices = value; } } private byte _Pictures; public byte Pictures { get { return _Pictures; } set { _Pictures = value; } } private CarinformationTableAdapter _carTA = new CarinformationTableAdapter(); public BindingList<Car> GetDataByMakes(string Makes) { DataSet1.CarinformationDataTable table; table = _carTA.GetDataByMakes(Makes); BindingList<Car> cars = new BindingList<Car>(); foreach (DataSet1.CarinformationRow row in table) { cars.Add(new Car(row.Transmission, row.Color, row.Years, row.Kilometer, row.Prices, row.Pictures, row.Makes, row.Turbo)); } return cars; } } it said overload for method 'car' takes "8" agurment. i m not sure what went wrong,pls help Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - accessing web references in .dll from windows applications...when running in Visual Studio .Net Hi, We have an windows application that includes some .dll files. These .dll files have dynamic web references included in them. When I run the application from it's install folder, the web references work okay fine (they are read from the "application.exe.config" file. But when running the application from within Visual Studio .Net, we have to change the value of the web reference with the project in order for it to work (ie. it does not read the app.config or web.config files, uses the value in the web reference). I have used the same "application.exe.config" file in the bin directory of the project, does not seem to read from it. I have changed all the app.config and web.config files in the project directories....still no good. Only seems to use the properties value in the web reference in each project (which are the source for the .dll files). While it is fine that it works at run time, not working running via Visual Studio requires that we change the web refences in the projects if we want to change the values...rather than just changing a config file value. Any help would be appreciated. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - run my program while windows startup C:\Documents and Settings\<username_here>\Start Menu\Programs\Startup is the location of the folder. You can figure this out by right clicking on the folder from the Start menu and it shows the path. Your other options for something that operates on startup is a windows scheduled task An option for an application that can even startup before you 'login' to windows is a 'windows service'. You should google how to write one (something from codeproject), but one in c# is very easy to get setup, and you can even pause/stop/restart them... they also run in the 'background', so you may not be able to console.writeline, but should probably log data instea good luck Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - #define DEMO and [Conditional("DEMO")] I would like to do this in execution not at the compilation Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Windows client tutorial (start to finish) Start with basic Object Oriented (OO) principles. If the operation/data is a distinct unit, place it into a class. Keep extraneous data and operations out of this class. Each class should be able to stand on its own to be used in different projects. Once you do that think of tiers, you have a user interface and business operations. Right there is two tiers, keep your classes separate for both tiers. Now that you have that in mind, place the first tier in one VS2005 project and the other in a Library Assembly. That is it. Starting with OO and then working within tiers you now have a professional project. You can further divide the tiers into other layers, such as extracting the data access layer (dal) from the business tier into its own assembly. Bingo its now a three tier/layer project. It is really that simple. If you use interfaces to go between the tiers/layers, you have even more power to swap in and out tiers without the user knowing if needed. Keep those items in mind at it will take you far. Otherwise examples are good places to start, you will need to work your way through them to find what you are looking for: A good place to start is the 101 Samples for Visual Studio 2005 which is a robust, initial development tasks to more involved tasks for winforms, web development etc which may help you in other areas. Also out some of the VB/C# examples for the basic operations . Check out the Windows Forms .Net ( FAQ ) which has differing lists of items, very helpful. Another FAQ which rounds up many subjects is the MSDN Winforms FAQ . Also check out is the GotDotNet Winforms Quick Start . As you mentioned, there are starter kits such as the ASP.Net starter Kit . For SQL projects check out the very robust SQL project examples as found in the Starter Kits . Also for some literature check out the CSharp Articles which is an excellent place to pick varying topics from generics, to patterns to string manipulation. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Deriving from a hierarchy of abstract classes Thanks Michael, this has been helpful. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - How to connect to a 2003 cluster? I'm totally wrong, it has nothing to do with our 2003 Cluster. It must be any feasible workaround for this. Thanks for your thoughts, Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - C# User Input Thanks for your help! Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Simple binding to Datarow - values don't update??? Hi, I have a loop that is populating label controls from a Datatable. If I simple bind the datarow to the labels' Text property, when I update the Datatable I expected the changes to be reflected in the label. This is true if I bind the the table directly. // this shows the correct values but they don't update when I update the data in the table ... templabel.DataBindings.Add("Text", dt.Rows[i ] , "state"); ... // when I bind directly to the table, updating the table does reflect the changes. But this option is no good as all my label controls have the same values. ... templabel.DataBindings.Add("Text", dt , "state"); ... What I'm trying to achieve, is when I update the data in the table the changes are reflected automatically in the bound controls. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - getter setter error What will the output of the following problem namespace rest { namespace csharptest { class Program { public static int Main( string [] args) { Test p = new Test (); p.i = 7; System. Console .WriteLine(p.i); System. Console .ReadLine(); return 0; } } class Test { // private int i; public int i { set { i = value ; } get { return i; } } } } } Ans: Stackoverflowexception at i = value ; Question : why does i =value not throw a compile time error (CTE) Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Settings File Question No, the app.config must be in the same directory as the project and the Settings.Settings file is generated by the IDE and needs to match the generated code in the project for it. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Destroying objects One way is you could create a method called for example release that decrements the counting variable and when it reaches zero it sets the instance of the object to null. Although I'm assuming your implementing a singleton pattern. If you are trying to keep track of all of the instances of a specific type of object then you wouldn't need to set the instance of the object to null, or you could create an object manager class that handles that for you. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Inline method in C# !!! Not manually. The just-in-time compiler will inline methods whenever it can. Information on the criteria it uses to decide what can and won't be inlined can be seen here: http://blogs.msdn.com/ericgu/archive/2004/01/29/64717.aspx You can only manually force a method not to inline with the MethodImplAttribute and MethodImplOptions.NoInlining. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Threading question. Is this possible? If you are looking for two separate processes, you can also start a process and use IPC channel (available with remoting and also WCF) to communicate. Let me know if you need more infor on this. Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - SqlException Severity and Exception Handling I appreciate your comments. In a team of 20-30 developers, everybody has different coding habits. So when they're working on an extremely large system, this can also create an "unruly mess". The idea is to come up with a standard which all developers will be required to adopt to keep the code as similar as possible. Now, what we're looking to do a create a standard for creating a database exception which either wraps a sqlexception or can be thrown even when a SqlException is not present. In addition to this, we thought it would be nice to categorize sqlexceptions and possibly give the developer a " suggestion " on how to proceed. It will ultimately become the developers choice on how he proceeds. I thought about using the severity as way of categorizing exceptions and what i wanted was feedback on the reliability of the severity levels used in Sql Server 2005. Thanx Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Network Awareness Location on Windows Vista (C#) Julien Choplin wrote: Hi! I've got a nice subject to work on but I can't find anything to help me. I would like to determine my network location type on my laptop (domain, public, private) and get a few information on the active networks connections. So i think i have to use the NLA API but i haven't been able to manage all these structures and methods in c#. Can someone help me please Regards Julien Choplin Also try windows\system32\netstat.exe Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Identifying public methods and user defined methods with in a class file Hi, I am trying to develop this application related to my project. we have some security issues to use a third party s/w. so i started to develop my own solution. can you help me to develop my solution rather than going for a third party s/w Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - XmlReader and deep copy Then how do I achieve what i have set out to Thanks Peter Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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    - Class injection / Renaming a class / adding Property ?? Thanks for your reply ,, but that is nor realy an option .. because i have a tree of like 200 classes that i have to change then ... NOT COOL .... So i need to somehow inject a class between TextBoxBase and TextBox Like This: TextBoxBase <-> MyClass <-> TextBox <-> A mother **** big class tree ( not me that made this big tree ) Or some other way of inserting a property ... Tag: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size??? Visual C#
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tvance929

I am trying to set the APPLICATION Icon in the project properties section.

I have a 32x32 icon that I used in my forms - but when I try and click to it and set it in the PUBLISH tab and then BUILD, I get an error.

It says csc795.tmp is not a valid win32 resource file .... Can someone help me with this

Is my icon size wrong ****** I DO NOT GET THIS error if I reset the Icon back to the Default one *****

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Re: Visual C# IDE Does the Application icon have to be a certain size???

CommonGenius.com

Have you tried doing a rebuild

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