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Has anyone else experienced the problem that whilst using VS.Net the properties page just stops working. It appears on the menu bar but will not slide out so that you can actually use it.
The only way to get it to work again is to shut down VS.Net and restart it.
Has anyone else had this problem ?
Nic
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Nic Oughton wrote:
Has anyone else had this problem ?
Only in VS.NET Beta 2. Are you using the beta? If so, get the release version and that bug disapears.
One semi-solution I found in VS.NET Beta 2 was to simply make sure that the properties tab never auto-hid itself. I either had it closed, or open, never hidden.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and to be loved in return - Moulin Rouge
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I have the release version of VS.NET and have experienced this behavior from time to time (not often though). I close out the solution and then reopen it to fix it .. only fix I've found.
Travis D. Mathison --- Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three two days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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I had a worse problem, after downloading from Microsoft site the latest driver for VIDEO Card (MATROX G400 AGP) I could not any more look at the properties page, every time I tried to do so my computer blocked and I could only shut down it (with reset button).
After a lot of working i found 2 solution :
1 - put xp default driver (or at least what xp calls the latest driver installed)
2 - put AGP 2x instead of AGP 4x
Michela
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A post on the lounge reminded me of something I've been meaning to look up for a while: benchmark tests on .NET.
Does anyone know of any benchmarks available, and, would anyone be interested in porting some standard benchmarks to C#, VB.NET and/or Managed C++?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Oh James,One time I dl SP1 and SP2 for office2000 and after that my office didn't work,I hope this will not happend to my .Net too/ 
Mazy
"So,so you think you can tell,
Heaven from Hell,
Blue skies from pain,...
How I wish,how I wish you were here."
Wish You Were Here-Pink Floyd-1975
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Anyone knows anything about the Microsoft HtmlLite control? It ships as HTMLLITE.DLL as part of the setup program of VisualStudio.NET, and exports some interesting functions I'd like to know more about, like:
_CchHtmlBreakLinesA@12
_CchHtmlBreakLinesW@12
_CchHtmlEscapeTextA@16
_CchHtmlEscapeTextW@16
DllMain
_FHtmlReplaceCtl@8
_FRegisterHtmlLiteClass@4
_FUnregisterHtmlLiteClass@4
I found nothing in MSDN online, other than the standard entry in the DLL database, which doesn't tell me anything....
Anyone?
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Thanks,
Roy
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Hello all. I've got a datagrid control with it's first column set up as a TemplateColumn containing a bound HyperLink Control. How do I get at this control from the CodeBehind Page. Simply using FindControl returns Nothing (or Null, for you C#ers).
Thanks in advance! 
Jamie Nordmeyer
Portland, Oregon, USA
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I just switched over from 6.0 to .NET and now i cannot access a few of my dialogs. These dialogs come up and say 'The ActiveX control "Microsoft FlexGrid Control, version 6.0" could not be instantiated because it requires a design-time license.'.
Does this mean i can't use this control without paying MS more money?!?! and if so where would i go to find out how much a license costs? i just dont get it.. it let me use it in 6.0, how is .NET more functional when it takes away my available controls!? 
any insight would be much appreciated!
-dz
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You have that license in VS 6.0 (VB, VC, etc)...
When you distribuit the constrol don't have problem, don't need license for display the control, you only need license for use in design mode..... Is for that if you have the VS, you have the license for use in design-mode...
Best Regards 
Carlos Antollini.
Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini
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I have both Visual Studio 6.0 and .NET, what do i need to do to let .NET know i have a license? basicly, how do i use the control and get rid of this error?
-dz
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Hey. I know this probably isnt the best place to put this but no other forum is about this.
I have a website I am designing. www.myriadtheatre.com
The company I am doing this for are on a low budget hense only HTML and Javascript allowed. I have a row of tabs at the top that when clicked goto another page, simple enough. I also have a target page that has a iframe(the Shows page) I wish to create a link that will first go to the shows page and then change the iframe automatically based on the link I click. So instead of seeing the default shows page, It will go directly to a specific shows page. I was thinking about a string on the end of the URL that can be used by some javascript on the shows page but alas...I'm not an expert on javascript and web pages.
Any help would be appreciated. Plus we need a general webdesign forum!
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Where can I find codes samples on Visual C++.NET OLE DB Unmanaged code? Especially on how to Update a record.
Peace In Christ
Marco Napoli
http://www.ourlovingmother.org
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I use several macros and a few plugins for VC6. Will the macros work in VC7? What about the add-ins?
Todd Smith
CPUA 0x007 ... shaken not stirred
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Macros will run with some slight modifications (use of the DTE namespace etc.). I also use a handful macros and rewriting them was easy (maybe 15 minutes of work).
Add-ins won't work since they are totally different in VS7.
One word about macros: one of my macros terribly messes up the IntelliSense feature of VS7 - after using it, IntelliSense just won't appear until restarting VS7. So sometimes it's wiser to rewrite a macro instead of just modifying it.
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Todd,
The VC6 sample macros have been rewritten for VC7 so you can have a look at those to see the differences.
Kevin
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招标：用C#实现MSHFlexGrid
本公司是国内知名软件公司，因项目急需，向社会编程高手招标，开发一个实现全部MSHFlexGrid功能的控件，要求用C#实现。具体和工期价格可面谈，并签订具有法律效力的经济合同。
联系方式：ywc@ufsoft.com.cn
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Hi,
I had a project under visual c++ 6.0 to produce a static library (using MFC shared DLL). I just migrated the project under Visual c++ .NET and after recompilation, my library is twice bigger in size (in release or debug mode). This problem doesn't occur when I try to migrate a DLL project.
Any idea ?
Thanks
Nicolas Cadilhac
CAE Inc.
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Hi,
how can I browse for computers in the .NET framework? I just want to let the user choose a database server via that well-known dialog...
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I have seen a thread or two about this in the Microsoft forum's but there haven't been any reply's to them yet. In Visual Studio .NET Classview, when you double-click on a function/variable/structure (whatever) the cursor is not placed where it should be.
Actually, if the file is not open in VS.NET it will be placed in the right position, otherwise it is not.
Is this just an issue for me and a few others? Or is this a known issue and Microsoft knows about it ..
Travis D. Mathison ---
--- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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I have not seen this problem...
- Anders
Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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Confirmed. Sometimes the cursor is placed on some totally wrong place. Can't say whether it only happens when the file is open though...
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Yep. I've pinned it down to only occuring in C++ projects when the outlining feature is enabled ..
I have disabled outlining for my VC++ .NET projects and the classview behaves right. Everybody is obviously not having this problem, however I hope that Microsoft finds a fix for the few of us by the first SP.
Travis D. Mathison ---
--- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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