I got a email wishing me a happy birthday (Thank You). But this reminded me of this account on this site.
I have not used this forum in years and don't require it anymore and would like to deactivate my account.
How do I do this?
I have created a form with no border, but by doing this it doesn't allow me to right click the program in the taskbar to minimize or close.
How do I get a menu to come up when the user right clicks the application in the taskbar and give the them the options to minimize, restore, exit, etc..
Let me explain what I am trying to do better.
What I have is a tree view that displays directories when a user clicks on the folder the contents are displayed in the listview, a folder can have items numbered from 1-19 but a few folders down the files may start 77 to 116.
I see all sorts of...
If I have a list of files labled by number windows shows them in the right order. How come this doesn't work for ListView?
ex.
1 to 19
List view goes like this:
1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
I know it's because 10 to 19 begin with 1, but is there a way to change this...
Actually this is all that needed to be done (from Xenocode):
Are you depending on any assemblies along side the exe - as opposed to embedding them in the exe?
If so, you will probably need to place a real mscoree.dll (from a .NET 20 install) along side your app's exe. Also, you should...
I have tried to repair, didn't work.
Tried a complete uninstall and reinstall and still get the same thing.
Request: Query Information
Path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\mscoree.dll
Result: Not Found
Other: Attributes: Error
Also noticed this (not sure if was there before)
Request: Query Information...
I used a program called filemon.exe to monitor my program when it ran what it said was:
Request: Query Information
Path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\mscoree.dll
Result: Not Found
Other: Attributes: Error
What is this dll? do i need to make a reference to it in my application? What do I reference...
"System.IO.FileNotFoundException: The specified module could not be found."
Does this mean the file cannot be found when they click on it? If so it is finding the file when it searches the directory and displays it in the ListView.
And it finds it and runs it on some other machines.
My program will just run off a cd, I guess i need to check for the player and if it isn't installed then run the flash installer (let them know of course).
Or is there a better way?
Sweet, that makes sense now, thanks alot.
I never took into account that if I resize an image to fit the width then there is still the possibility that the height could still be larger than the container.
Thanks John much appreciated for the help and understanding of resizing images.
G
Back Again,
Wish I had more than a week to write this program(sigh, got 2 days left)
Here is my problem:
I created an application (runs off of CD) that looks in a directory and displays it in a listview. Depending on what file is clicked an action is taken.
I get the following error when...
My image is 993x730 the area I am trying to put it into is 800x1067 (print area on paper, portrait)
If I get the scale factor using 800/993 = .8056394....
993 * .8056394... = 800
How come that number does not work for the height?
730 * .8056394... = 588.116817...
When I resize in my...
Well with the help of users in this forum I was able to now view my flash file within my program. But know I can't figure out how to save it.
When a user clicks on my flash file it opens up in a new form for them to view it. What I want to do now is allow them to click a save button to save it...
Thanks,
I was trying to resize my image for printing so what I did was:
1. Get Print area width
2. Get image width
3. PrintAreaWidth / ImageWidth = ScaleFactor
4. RectangleWidth = ImageWidth * ScaleFactor
5. RectangleHeight = ImageHeight * ScaleFactor
6. Dim printArea As New Rectangle(x, y...
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