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Shawn.R

Trying to read Paradox 7 table in c#

{Too Long!}

Posted to MB Topic: VS.Net General & Other

6 years ago

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frumiami	RE: {Too Long} Great info Wes! Thanks for the detailed response :) -Shawn 6 years ago

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dotnetguy

Printing at the client end (.NET)

Okay ..I know we can print from within the browser (that parts fine ..however I would like the client to be able to print a file directly by clicking on the link in the browser ...can this be emplemented in a winforms application in the dot.net environment ??, , Still learning !!

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19 years ago

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Anonymous	RE: Printing at the client end (.N... --- dssdas 7 years ago

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le-cardinal

Byte stored in reverse order

Hi all,, , I would to read a byte (unsigned char) and to store it in reverse order (b8...b1 becomes b1...b8)., What is the best solution in Code and Time performance to writ this in C?, , Thanks for yours reply,, Daniel

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19 years ago

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Bryan.V	RE: Byte stored in reverse order {Too Long!} 10 years ago

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cheddar

Attributes

Am I to understand correctly that Attributes can omit the word Attribute when they are referenced? I.E. Although WebMethod is used all the time the correct name of the class really is WebMethodAttribute? This seems a little useless.

Posted to MB Topic: C# & WinForms

16 years ago

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adamlum	RE: Attriubutes Dropping the 'Attribute' part of the is just a convention that is commonly practiced. You can use the full class name WebMethodAttribute as well without any trouble. If the class name minus the 'Attribute' substring is some sort of keyword or reserved word or something like that, you'll of course have to use the full name in that case. 13 years ago

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JayPen

Project

I am student in a programming class, but was looking for some. I am developing a project that involves building a program that when I type in a state it will display the information about the state in the display box. I have all the information about the states in a bin file and I am trying to first declare a form-level record structure, but when I follow the code that is in my book it doesn't work. I am also trying to code the display button so that it will display the correct information in the display text but in a certain format. If anyone has an examples, suggestions, or anywhere I can go that can be more of help then my text book I would really appreciate it. Thank You

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16 years ago

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mprestwood	RE: Project If you're still having this issue, can you post the code sample? 13 years ago

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Bryan Valencia	1. Consuming an RSS feed in ASP.NET Using this quickie code snippet, you can attach an ASP:Gridview to an external RSS Feed. All you need to accomplish this is the URL of a usable feed. Posted to KB Topic: WebForms Coding Tasks 10 years ago (2 Comments , last by Hanvi.j )	Code 19030 Hits
Bryan Valencia	2. Using a Legacy Windows DLL in ASP.NET This article will show how to access a function in a legacy COM dll from a ASP.NET web page. By legacy I mean a dll that is not a .NET managed code dll (a Win32 DLL). Posted to KB Topic: WebForms Coding Tasks 11 years ago	KB Post 11461 Hits
Bryan Valencia	3. Using GenericIdentity for Cross Platform Authentication in the .NET framework When designing a WinForms application, the most straightforward way to authenticate a user is using NTLM or Active Directory using WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent. Over the Internet, you can use the whole ASP.Net security setup with Membership.GetUser. The GenericPrincipal object works well when you deploy to a mixed web/WinForms environment. See new GenericIdentity. Posted to KB Topic: WebForms Coding Tasks 11 years ago	KB Post 15068 Hits
Mike Prestwood	4. C# Empty String Check (String.IsNullOrEmpty) The .Net framework offers a static method in the string class: String.IsNullOrEmpty. Posted to KB Topic: C# 11 years ago	Code 10269 Hits

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1.	Multiple Line Comment	1/1/2009
2.	Substring	1/1/2009
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4.	Abstraction	1/1/2009
5.	End of Statement	1/1/2009
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1.	Array	Data Structures	3/20/2010
2.	Comments	Language Basics	1/1/2009
3.	Left of String	Commands	1/1/2009
4.	Prevent Derivation	OOP Details	1/1/2009
5.	Abstraction	OOP Details	1/1/2009
6.	End of Statement	Language Basics	1/1/2009
7.	Case Sensitivity	Language Basics	1/1/2009
8.	Literals	Language Basics	1/1/2009
9.	Variables	Language Basics	1/1/2009
10.	Assignment	Operators	1/1/2009

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{Too Long!}	1	MC	C# End of Statement (;)	Language Basics
{Too Long!}	1	TF	C# Case Sensitivity (Yes)	Tool Basics
You can overload static constructors.	3	TF	{Too Long!}	OOP
{Too Long!}	1	TF	{Too Long!}	OOP
The method name of a constructor is?	2	MC	{Too Long!}	OOP
{Too Long!}	3	MC	C# Access Modifiers	OOP
{Too Long!}	2	MC	{Too Long!}	OOP
{Too Long!}	2	MC	{Too Long!}	OOP
{Too Long!}	2	TF	{Too Long!}	OOP
{Too Long!}	3	MC	C# Finalizer (~ClassName)	OOP

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