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I have code to when I radio button is clicked it will change the text of one of the labels but I want it to change the picture in a picture box can someone give me an example of that please?
Zones: C#, .NET, MS Visual C#Date Answered: 02/15/2008 Views: 0
I have a C++.NET application.  From this app, I'm trying to launch a second app, called AppTwo.exe.  AppTwo.exe is good ole C++, not .NET.  I'm calling CreateProcess() to launch AppTwo.exe. The ret...
Zones: C++, .NETDate Answered: 04/23/2008 Views: 4
Hi, I have a admittedly silly question. what are the situations when calling a method using a delegates instead of calling directly would be a must. I know we use it for event handling, cannt we c...
Zones: .NET, C, C#Date Answered: 10/10/2008 Views: 10
i am creating a search page with 6 drop-downs. Language Classification Amount Introduction Region Status Here i am using embedded sql to pass parameters through arguments in my sub-routi...
Zones: C#, MS Visual C#Date Answered: 05/21/2009 Views: 4
I have a third party application on my plant floor that contains a list box. I am trying to store this list box information into a database. What I think I need to do is: create a listener i...
Zones: C#, C, C++Date Answered: 02/04/2008 Views: 4
I am writing an application that prints to a label printer. The data is being queried from a database then placed on predetermined areas on the label. Some data may top right corner some may be bo...
Zones: C#Date Answered: 11/14/2007 Views: 0
only if i anchor the control to the bottom of the container do i get a designer.cs generated system.drawing.point for the container that is outside of the form -- this is really annoying and i can'...
Zones: Visual Studio, MS Visual C#, .Net Edit...Date Answered: 11/18/2007 Views: 0
Hello, I want to allow users to resize buttons as they wish at runtime.  Is this possible? I have my windows form with a few buttons, but can't see how to enable resizing. please help! Th...
Zones: .NETDate Answered: 12/18/2007 Views: 0
I am designing a web application. In the past I have allways included all the database code in the webform's codebehind, so I am trying to implememt a Data Layer (DL) as this seems to be the latest...
Zones: ASP.Net Programming, .NET, C#Date Answered: 12/20/2007 Views: 0
I want to generate some sort of help documentation on my class library (i.e. Utilities.dll) and I've found two options, NDoc and SandCastle. NDoc isn't compatible w/ .Net 2.0 from what I understand...
Zones: .NET, MS Visual C#Date Answered: 12/31/2007 Views: 12