ubject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Does anyone know how to read a
> Word document in .Net 2003?
>
> You're right! That's why we used the helper application.
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> From: "Vince P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Microsoft does not recommend nor support using the Office COM objects for
server operations.
>From http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257757/
MORE INFORMATION
All current versions of Microsoft Office were designed, tested, and
configured to run as end-user products on a client workstation. They ass
In my application I had to use my own custom Membership Provider. I specify
it in the web.config.
Though according to some, I'm a crappy developer, so this use may not be
valid.
> -Original
I have the same view about Vista that I did when Visual Studio 2005 came
out it doesn't feel right. I'm now reminded of the virtual stand-still
the text editor in VS2005 can exhibit. I'm having a similar pseudo-freeze
with Vista and the file system/program installations. Things get hung for
ebforms and tell us
you had no trouble; that might be an opinion that would be worth listening
to. Does "I dropped a button on a form and wrote a Hello World program
easily" describe what you've done?
At 07:56 AM 11/23/2006, Vince P wrote
>Sorry for having an opinion.
>
>
Sorry for having an opinion.
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I hope when I grow up I can be a cool programmer like you, maybe I'll find
out what that build menu does soon.
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You're right. I just play with the toolbars.. there's so many icons to play
with .
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frans Bouma
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I think VS2005 is Heads and Shoulders above VS2003. There's a few quirks
with the Forms designer and build state, but other than that, nothing bad
springs to mind. (Presuming you have GB's of RAM... anything less than 1GB
is torture)
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On my Windows Vista Ultimate x64 RTM, the version is 2.0.50727.312
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amp; shunt each one off to the
> appropriate DataTable in your DataSet.
>
> If you can tell what I'm trying to say...
>
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vince P
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You should look into the TableAdapter's functionality in the DataSet
designer in 2.0.
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by everyone, but
> explained by few.
>
> Regards
> Seref
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> Vince P wrote:
> > Here you go
> >
> > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zxfz3z3h.aspx
> >
> > Prepare to spend a bit more than 15 minutes reading through it.
> >
>
Here you go
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zxfz3z3h.aspx
Prepare to spend a bit more than 15 minutes reading through it.
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I like finger myself.
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Please tell us you got it uninstalled finally.
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You should make that your signature.
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Replying to no one in particular...
>From what I understand, the design philosophy of C# was that the intention
of the developer would be expressed explicitly via keywords to avoid
ambiguity and to help with versioning. Thus the reason for the "ref" and
"out" in both the caller and callee of met
> invariant methods:
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotne
> t/html/StringsinNET20.asp
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> ;-)
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> M
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> Matthew Adams
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!= null && os.startsWith(WIN_ID))
> return true;
> else
> return false;
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if (post.ToUpper().Contains("M$")) post.Ignore();
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I'm interested in your opinion but the way you wrote it, I'm not really sure
what you're trying to express.. or what you're trying to use this in
opposition to.
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I was just looking into this too.
If your network is Active Directory, you can use Group Policy to deploy the
setup file.
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DVANCED-DOTNET] [Semi-OT] UML Flowchart / Process Mapping
> Software
>
> 'taint free (tho it is good). Isn't Visio "free" for MSDN subscribers?
>
> At 11:05 AM 5/24/2006, Vince P wrote
> >I'll second that.
> >
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I'll second that.
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That's the way I do it too.
In most of my public facing methods or methods that might be called by an event
handler that comes from a non-UI thread I made a code snippet to help me setup
a self-marshalling method (the snippet presumes it's in a form class):
Output of Snippet using , "RemoveFrom
his thing:
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
> us/msi/set
> up/productcode.asp
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> Phil Wilson
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I would say your attempt to bypass the system is more likely to result in
odd behavior than using the tool the way it was designed to be used.. But
that's just me.
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> Wilso
Installer packages can be a bit tricky if you really dont take time to read
the docs about them , becaue IMHO a lot of it is not intuitive.
When you create a Project, right click on the project, choose Add | Project
Output from the context menu and select whichever project represents your
program
I prefer NSatirize
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> Provencher
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If you have less than 1GB of RAM in your machine, I highly suggest
upgrading. The difference in performance of VS from 512MB to 1GB is
significant.
"All left-wing parties in the highly industrialised countries are at bottom
a sham" - George Orwell "Rudyard Kipling" (1942)
>
utostarting when you reboot and,
if you don't log in, it prompts you mercilessly:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_messenger_remove.htm
Jacob A. Grass
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Just give it your hotmail address and be done with it
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I did have this happen on a project that was carry over from the Beta days
and what I ended up doing was removing the line from InitializeComponent and
put it in my constructor , I don't remember if I put it in a if(!DesignMode)
block but I think I did.
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Is this error appearing in the designer window where you would normally see
your controls? If so, I agree with Andrew, the IDE is FUBAR.
What fixes it for me is to close all document windows. Clean the solution
and rebuild the Project.
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I have absolutely no idea if this will help but this is a article about
examining the PE
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/dotnetformat.asp
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Keith Hill
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have just skipped sending
it.
Carry on.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vince P
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There is no "==&quo
There is no "==" operator in VB
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If you are wri
pics. an
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The delegate referencing the method you want to run asynch.
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The delegate referencing the method you want to run asynch.
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If you were really determined you can make an Add-On, not sure if GhostDoc
is open source.
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Using Visual Studio 2005, C#
My method's signature is this:
private int GetExplorerImageIndex(string groupKey)
When I typed ///[Enter] about it, the following was generated:
///
///
///
///
///
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I tried this in my newer days and at the time the only solution I found was
to browse the network's Active Directory structure and query the right
objects. If your network isn't using Active Directory I'm not sure what
would be done.
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I didn't go to the URL , so I have no idea if it's legit or not; however, if
MS made a tool available to use , shouldn't it be on their site?
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I upgraded my laptop from 512MB RAM to 1.2GB of RAM.. The difference is like
night and day. Of course addding more RAM isn't going to make VS2005 consume
less memory, however, it should go without saying that more RAM is more RAM and
less paging.
So in my experience at least 1GB RAM (or close
Your solution. BUY MORE RAM.
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ue over the "just change everything to C#"
> "solution"
>
> julie lerman
>
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That's a good trick.. I just did that and my memory consumption went from
189MB of RAM to 17MB.
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I have VS2005 open for about two hours. C# Solution with about 5 projects.
I'm running Windows XP x64, which I just (re)installed this past weekend, so
there are no Beta components around.
Memory usage is 189MB of RAM.
I have a total of about 1.25 GB of physical RAM.
> -Original Message--
If you have access to an SMTP server, you can have email access from
System.Web.Email
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A quick 10 second check of the VB.Net documentation reveals:
Imports namespaces or programming elements defined in referenced projects
and assemblies. Also imports namespaces or elements defined within the same
project.
Imports [ aliasname = ] namespace
-or-
Imports [ aliasname = ] namespace.el
B (referencing the adodb pia I made).
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] trying to generate a cdo primary i
You can not generate a PIA of a COM library that isn't yours. Only the
publisher of the original COM object can generate a PIA.
You can of course generate a wrapper for a COM library by merely referencing
a COM object on the COM tab. Which is the same method you would use to
reference a COM libra
Are you using VS2003 C#? If so , in the project properties there's a field
to supply a key for interop assemblies. I don't have VS2003 anymore, so I
can't tell what it is. I remember the field being toward the bottom of the
property page.
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constraints...
Yes it would. But it's missing for any user-defined type.
What I want to know, is if there's something I need change in SQL Server
2005 to let this happen, or some method on an object I need to implement or
if it's just not possible.
Thanks,
Mike
On 12/14/05,
Wouldn't that be a table-level property on the column for which you are
assigning the type?
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Uh, you can't inherit from a static class anyway.
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I'm having a hell of time getting the performance tools to work in VS2005.
Anyone know of good web resource other than the documentation?
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It doesn't matter where the referenced assembly is at build time because
at run-time it goes through this sequence to find them.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yx7xezcf.aspx
Phil Wilson
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Do you plan for the case where somehow the application makes it way onto a
machine via a means other than Windows Installer?
What will your app do when the stuff you want to do during Setup hasn't been
done?
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Having an assembly be in the GAC doesn't mean it will show up in the .Net
References dialog.. In fact there is no link between them. The dialog is
working off a list of file system paths.
This was my first major "mistake" when working in .Net. I wanted the
convenience of being able to reference
I haven't noticed VS rebuilding projects that were unrelated to the chain of
changes... Regarding have to recompile at all.. Well seems to me that it's
rather basic why a change to the implementation of a project would require a
rebuilding of the DLL/Exe file.
1) I believe the next dependent pro
This is my physical file structure. It's not physical tiers.
This is my first .Net project ever, and been going on for a year now. My OO
was not very good at beginning due to never having "got it" before, and had
not programmed since 1999 until last year. So the Business layer is a little
funky.
That's similar to what I do.
In addition to using Windows security for authentication, I have my own
roles that one can be assigned to, which is stored in a SQL table.[2]
In my class which is the base class of an inheritance structure, I have this
sort thing to determine if commands are visible o
Have you looked into using the Performance Counters that .Net supplies?
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Microsoft has explicitly stated that their Office automation models are for
the client in a single user configuration. In other words, don't make a
server out of them in the classic sense.
Check out KB257757 for a good breakdown of this.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;257
The important thing about .NET that one should not lose sight of is that
when the code is finally compiled into machine code by the JIT the source
code is MSIL and not the language you wrote your assemblies in.. Therefore
C# is not necessarily the vehicle in which MS promotes Windows Forms. It's
de
rid. I have not yet checked this!!!
>
> Regards,
> Girish Jain
>
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> From: "Vince P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 10:54 AM
> Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Binding Custo
Be careful about properties which your classes may have that don't
necessarily have to be seen by users. You can't easily pick and choose
which ones are bound.
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You may want to check out the documentation on these Interfaces.
IList
IBindingList
IEditableObject
IDataErrorInfo
ITypedList
They all have differing roles to play in WinForms databinding.
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Did you think that I was gonna
Notification Services uses Event Providers.
There will be
File Watcher Provider,
SQL Server Event Provider,
Analysis Services Event Provider,
And general interfaces.
The SQL Server Event Provider uses it's own stored procedures (ie:
NSEventWrite)
More generally though, SQL Server will have trig
I gave up that approach a long time ago. For dynamic grid column creation,
I use this schema in my db and create the TableColumn styles in datagrids
dynamically
http://tempuri.org/Dataset1.xsd";
elementFormDefault="qualified"
attributeFormDefault="qualified"
xmlns="http://tempuri.org/Dat
I'm not an expert... BUT.. I think I'm right..
If you're using C#, you can take advantage of boxing which takes a value
type and implicitly turns it into a reference type. I dotn know the larger
performance/memory implications of this, so the experts will surely give the
best practices on this.
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> Embed it in a web
Embed it in a web browser control?
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rd for discussion.
I will be posting the initial implementation projects of what is already
finished.
Another note, much of the existing code utilizes the Genghis library to add
functionality, especially the wizard code
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