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For all other forum users:
Sorry for the inconvenience because some insane 1s in th forum. I never expected to turn out in this fashion but some people neer change they just want to spam.
I request the moderators to delete this as sson as possible.
Regards,
SPanicker.
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If you're going to continue to act like an ass, I invite you never to return.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997 ----- "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001
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Simon thnx for the reply. Those pages remained the same for me .
But I have replied nback in the same thread.
Regards,
SPanicker.
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Odd. Oh well, no harm done.
Looks like you've got your answer from Greeeg now. Hope that's solved it.
Simon
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Yes thnx for the inputs.
Regards,
SPanicker.
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i have a program running multiple videos.each video play in indivisual monitor and how to play respected audio in different audio devices.
Thanks in advance
nothing
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Surely if you play multiple audios, even via different devices, its going to sound awful?
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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I can think of at least a few uses:
DJs would have one track playing out of their monitor speaker and one out of their headphones.
Surround sound systems would need different audio playing from each speaker.
Simon
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hello all,
i have added a DLL to the my c# window application through the add reference option in .net.
My requirement is to list the functions and it's parameters to a listbox
Is this possible ? any suggestions ???
thanks
Tony
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You can achieve it via Reflection.
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How to make IE7 look exactly like IE6
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Try sqinting your eyes a little bit!
Or try the right forum (suggest: Web Development)
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And not have tabs? Why?
I have IE7 set as close to being IE6-like as I know.
I would suggest this[^] site, but "Our site is currently under-going a makeover. Please return again in one or two days time."
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Do you mean to make IE7 render the pages as IE6 does?
That is not possible.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Hey,
I have a Windows Application which is working fine. Now what I need to do is implement it as Windows Service so that it gets launched each time machine is started.
Now that I am totally new to Windows service, can anybody please help me to create a windows service, which when started, launches the application.
Please revert as soon as possible
Thanking you in anticipation
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Hey Simons,
Thank you for such a quick reply. I hv already gone through several tutorials including this CodeProject Tutorial.
I have created a simple windows service. I also have an windows application in place.
I need to know as to what needs to be done to launch that application when my service gets started.
Also inform me if any specific setting needs to b done
Thank you.
Awaiting yr reply
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Like Dave says, you shouldn't be starting up GUI apps from a service.
Services are for doing processing in the background. They shouldn't have any GUI component, and shouldn't start any GUI apps.
If you want an app to auto start when windows starts, put a shortcut to it in the startup folder or add a reg key for it at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ You should find subkeys for Run, RunOnce, RunServices, and RunServicesOnce listed here. Just add your program.
All the other regsitry locations and ini file options are listed here[^]
Simon
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Hey,
Thank you yet again.
May be I could have put forth my problem in a better way.
I have a Windows Application in place. I want to implement this application as a Windows Service.
So can you please put some light on the possible ways to implement this......Windows Application as a Windows Service ?
Awaiting your reply
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I think we are going round in circles here. I've given you links that explain how to implement a service. What are you having trouble with?
You can't just take a GUI app, run a wizard and convert it to a service. A service is a fundamentally different concept.
What exactly is it your app does, and what are you trying to do with it?
Simon
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Simon Stevens wrote: I think we are going round in circles here. I've given you links that explain how to implement a service. What are you having trouble with?
You can't just take a GUI app, run a wizard and convert it to a service. A service is a fundamentally different concept.
What exactly is it your app does, and what are you trying to do with it?
Simon
Hi Simon,
I have read the tutorials at the links given by you. I thank you for that.
I am not saying that I want to run a wizard and convert application to service.
Let me put my problem straight :
I have a GUI based windows application. I want it to run when my windows service starts.
So it would be of great help if you could tell me the method(s) to do this.
Thank You.
Regards......
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A windows service shouldn't run GUI components. A windows service should never do anything in the GUI.
Why do you want to run your GUI app when your service starts?
Simon
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Simon Stevens wrote:
A windows service shouldn't run GUI components. A windows service should never do anything in the GUI.
Why do you want to run your GUI app when your service starts?
Simon
My application does the work of sensing the temperature. So I want to start it as soon as the machine starts even before the user logs in. So, I am implementing the application as a windows service
Can you at least hint me as to how I can implement, say for example an application without GUI, as a windows service ?
Believe me, I have seen GUI based application implemented as a Windows service......but don't know the settings (if any) that need to be done
Regards......
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Windows services should not have GUIs. XP does not allow it by default, and Vista blocks it totally. I've never seen a GUI app running as a service, and I would suspect what your thinking is a service actually isn't.
What you should do is this.
Write a windows service that monitors the temperature. Then write a separate GUI app that communicates with the service to display the information to the user, and allow them to change any settings you want.
To write the service, you just follow the tutorials. You have to implement the various OnStart(), OnStop(), OnSuspend() methods. Your OnStart() method should create any required objects and begin taking the temperature readings. For example, it could create a Timer that triggers a temperature reading every second maybe. In the OnStop() method you need to stop your timer and dispose of anything that needs clearing up.
You then write a separate GUI app that the user can run from the start menu. This communicates with the service (You can use .net remoting, or WCF, or whatever you fancy) to retrieve the temperate from the running service and display it to the user. If you need to GUI app to run as soon as windows starts you can put a link in the startup folder, or add a registry key in the places I've already mentioned.
This way you have a service doing the temperature logging, so can be logging from as soon as windows is on, before the user logs on. And you have a GUI app to display the info to the user that they control and isn't running as a service.
Simon
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