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Re: Java is free Edd20-Jun-02 19:59 Edd 20-Jun-02 19:59  that is why sun is going under. I wonder why anyone continues to invest in those companies(open sourcer). They forget that they're profit oriented and not communist organizations(but they certainly act like they are). Re: Java is free Rocky Moore20-Jun-02 20:50 Rocky Moore 20-Jun-02 20:50  loluyoyanongog wrote: I think we should support Sun and their Java initiative since is is basically free. java.sun.com Well, I guess at the moment it is mostly free. But at any time they could do to Java just want they did to Star Office. Sun is not about doing good for the development community, they are about making money and destroying Microsoft. That is their only two goals. I figure Microsoft is the same way, but more than trying to destroy others, they just release products that are better! Remember, this is only .NET version 1.0 Star Office is the prime example, once they realized they could not kill Microsoft Office with it, they changed and are now charging for the product. One day it is free, the next you have to pay for it. Imagine if Microsoft was not around (or even not quite as strong), they could throw all Java development under licensing restrictions where you would have to pay royalties just like Unisys and GIF. That is the type of company Sun is and has been. That does not mean I don't one the Sun's of the world hanging around keeping Microsoft in shape, if it where not for competition, we would never have any advancement from Microsoft. Microsoft is the largest software company on the face of the earth and they have invested everything into .NET because they know it will take over just like Windows did. Just wait until Microsoft (or independent developers like the Mono Project) takes .NET multiplatform, which I believe will be in the near future. You like Java, no problem, you can still program in a Java syntax language in .NET, that is one of the beauties of .NET, it can accommodate most language preferences. Sun has you in one box, Java, you have no choice, you are stuck with that syntax if you like it or not. Rocky Moore Re: Java is free leppie21-Jun-02 0:13 leppie 21-Jun-02 0:13  Now if only M$ start playing their cards right, and what i assume they are trying to do with the .NET framework in particular C#, is to provide an opposition for JAVA, is to release a free consumer IDE like Forte. The adoption of C# will be greatly increased All they need to do, is just strip Visual C#, into a scaledown version available for download only. I can only hope and dream for that day. Re: Java is free Rocky Moore21-Jun-02 0:18 Rocky Moore 21-Jun-02 0:18  leppie wrote: All they need to do, is just strip Visual C#, into a scaledown version available for download only. Well, for building web apps they already have with WebMatrix Would be nice it if was for the full c# applications, but then who would be DevStudio Rocky Moore Re: Java is free leppie21-Jun-02 0:59 leppie 21-Jun-02 0:59  Rocky Moore wrote: but then who would be DevStudio the ppl who code in the other 16 supported languages of VS.NET Re: Java is free Rocky Moore21-Jun-02 1:03 Rocky Moore 21-Jun-02 1:03  leppie wrote: the ppl who code in the other 16 supported languages of VS.NET Of course Rocky Moore Re: Java is free Not Active21-Jun-02 7:03 Not Active 21-Jun-02 7:03  An obvious question. If you are for supporting Sun and Java why are you here? string to byte[]? Max Santos20-Jun-02 12:42 Max Santos 20-Jun-02 12:42  how can i convert from string to byte[] without using unicode and without having to go byte by byte I cant use this... byte[] sr; string s; s = "ééééééé"; sr = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(s.ToCharArray()); because it encodes to ASCII 7bit and it changes the "é" char Casa.Sapo.pt Re: I have found it !!!!! Max Santos20-Jun-02 14:17 Max Santos 20-Jun-02 14:17  sr = System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(s); Casa.Sapo.pt Testing a DLL project. Ranjith20-Jun-02 11:39 Ranjith 20-Jun-02 11:39  Hi, Does anyone know how to include a DLL project(Not .DLL file) in ASP project? I used to make the project as DLL, and then include the DLL file in my ASP project to test the functionality of my DLL project. There is an option in ASP project, to include the DLL reference, as well as, the project reference. However, when I tried to include the project reference, it is throwing some error. Does anyone experienced the same problem? If you know solution to this problem, please post it here. Thanks. Visual Basic programmer. -------------------------------------------------- Share your thoughts.. Text length in pixels Vanclei20-Jun-02 10:08 Vanclei 20-Jun-02 10:08  Hi everybody! I have a little problem. How can i get the length of a string in pixels!? Like Form.TextWidth(<string>) in VB6. Thanks Vanclei Matheus Brazil MSN Msgr - vmatheus@msn.com Re: Text length in pixels Chris Rickard20-Jun-02 11:36 Chris Rickard 20-Jun-02 11:36  System.Drawing.Graphics.MeasureString() Re: Text length in pixels Vanclei21-Jun-02 7:26 Vanclei 21-Jun-02 7:26  Tnx Vanclei Matheus Brazil MSN Msgr - vmatheus@msn.com How to convert .idl files of COM objects for C# 20-Jun-02 6:10 20-Jun-02 6:10  I have a .idl file that describes a COM object. But how can I use it with C# ? Parsing RichText File kyledunn20-Jun-02 1:17 kyledunn 20-Jun-02 1:17  I'm looking for information about parsing a RichText file for printing with C#. Can anyone help with some information or a lead to finding more about this process? Thanks, Kyle Re: Parsing RichText File leppie20-Jun-02 4:04 leppie 20-Jun-02 4:04  just load the rtf file in a richtextbox, and print it, very easy Re: Parsing RichText File kyledunn20-Jun-02 4:10 kyledunn 20-Jun-02 4:10  Hi Leppie, I have the rtf file loaded into a richtextbox and I can print it as a standard text document without formatting or graphics but cannot yet print it with formatting and graphics. Can you tell me how to do this complete with formatting and graphics? Kyle Re: Parsing RichText File leppie20-Jun-02 4:25 leppie 20-Jun-02 4:25  i assume u used this method to load the file? richTextBox1.LoadFile(@"C:\MyDocs\Testdoc.txt", RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText); do u see it in the application as it should be printed? Re: Parsing RichText File kyledunn20-Jun-02 4:38 kyledunn 20-Jun-02 4:38  Yes, I use the LoadFile method to load the file except I use the rtf extension for the filename, richTextBox1.LoadFile(@"C:\MyDocs\Testdoc.rtf"); and it does render properly in the richTextBox1. I can change the formatting, cut and paste images, save and reload the file and it always renders properly to the screen complete with images and formatting. I would like to print what I see on the screen. Actually I want to add the richTextBox contents to the end of a report I am already successfully printing. I can send the richtext formatting code to a stream and thought I might have to parse it to convert it the the proper information to feed the drawstring methods for printing. But I will appreciate any other options as well that will allow me to print the rtf document. Thanks for your help. Kyle Re: Parsing RichText File leppie20-Jun-02 4:51 leppie 20-Jun-02 4:51  hi thx for all the info, i havent , well cant try this at the moment, i have no printer there is very good printing examples in the code of the book GDI Plus (chapter 9) . u can download it at www.wrox.com . hope u that helps perhaps u are just missing a line or 2 PS: i see NOW that u need to paint the contents of the richtextbox to the derived graphics object from the PrintPage event. from msdn: Handle the PrintPage event where you specify the output to print, by using the Graphics included in the PrintPageEventArgs. the problem is to "paint" the content correctly to the graphics object. sorry, at the moment i cant help u anymore img button event sharon19-Jun-02 22:44 sharon 19-Jun-02 22:44  hello, I have a question: I have a written html page with image. when the user click on it i want it to raise event,I do not want to handle it throw the asp. I dont want to write: I want to handle the onclick event in my aspx.cs file how can I do it? thank you very much for your help, sharon Re: img button event Chris Rickard20-Jun-02 5:38 Chris Rickard 20-Jun-02 5:38  If you want to handle it on the server instead of the client you have to make it a server object. Offhand I'm not certain an IMG raises a server side click event but I am fairly certain an Input type="Image" does. Then just make sure and add the event handler code inside your .cs . BTW: for next time this is an ASP/ASP.NET question and should go there. Re: img button event sharon22-Jun-02 20:17 sharon 22-Jun-02 20:17  thank you very much , i'll try it later. sharon. Dll in VC # Member 1697719-Jun-02 21:04 Member 16977 19-Jun-02 21:04  Hi, I want to use Functions from the Dll which is not Dot Net Dll,a normal Win32 Dll in VC#. How should i use the functions of external Dll in VC# code? Thanx n Regards Tushar Re: Dll in VC # Mazdak19-Jun-02 21:19 Mazdak 19-Jun-02 21:19  Example: http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/drivecombobox.asp Mazy "If I go crazy then will you still Call me Superman If I’m alive and well, will you be There holding my hand I’ll keep you by my side with My superhuman might Kryptonite"Kryptonite-3 Doors Down

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