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fareee wrote:
strSQL = strSQL & " Values(strIpAddress,Host.HostName ,Date.Now);"
Try
strSQL = strSQL & " Values( " & strIpAddress & ", " & Host.HostName & " , " & Date.Now & " );"
You're trying to pass constant strings into the table.
This is assuming that your question is poorly worded, and you're not really having trouble connecting to Access. Either way, this is a problem in your code.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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How can I copy or save data from an MSHFlexGrid COntrol of another application? I tried the API functions, but it did not work.
Any idea
Holger
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Ok easy one for y'all, but Im stumped. I have 2 listboxes. First listbox is populated with the 12 months and when double clicked on a month, it needs to move to the other listbox. The second listbox is initially blank.
Any ideas??
Thanks in advance
Jason
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Remove it from the items collection on one, and add it to the other.
VB6 or VB.NET ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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1st Listbox has a collection of months. When double clicked on a month it moves to the 2nd Listbox. I would assume that I need to have it move back to the 1st listbox when double clicked as well.
VB.Net
Thanks Christian
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Private Sub ListBox1_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ListBox1.DoubleClick
Dim S As String = ListBox1.SelectedItem
ListBox2.Items.Add(S)
ListBox1.Items.Remove(S)
End Sub
Private Sub ListBox2_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ListBox2.DoubleClick
Dim S As String = ListBox2.SelectedItem
ListBox1.Items.Add(S)
ListBox2.Items.Remove(S)
End Sub
You'd need to add something to rearrange them in the right order, if you want that.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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CG, you da man as always. I knew it was something very simple. I couldn't see the forest because of the trees. Thanks again.
I'll work on customizing it from here.
THANKS AGAIN CHRISTIAN!!!!
JB
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*blush* you're welcome.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Hello All,
I am trying to write a screen scrape programme in VB.net.
Is there a way to find a window assosiated to a thread?
I have tried to use the FindWindow API but it returns a very long number.
can anyone help...
Basically I am trying to extract a value from a ComboBox control which is on another application window.
Vishal
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Anonymous wrote:
have tried to use the FindWindow API but it returns a very long number.
That would be a HWND. What did you think it was ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Is it possible to create any kind of script page that would serve as a tunneling application on a server? ASP/PHP or a .NET Webservice? Then use a windows application to perform the tunneling, etc...just like http-tunnel and hopster.
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Hello'
I am populating dataGrid based on DataSet's table that is editable
but I wanted to edit original data not to enter new row. how can I do this ?
any openion ?
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create a dataview based on your current datasource, set it's "AllowNew" property to false and bind the view to the datagrid.
-jim
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Can you elaborate more on the problem?
What i understand is that you dont want to allow user to add new row to datagrid?
Lata
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i want to add a picture for each user in active directory. but i've problem with matcing the type of property picture. I try to use a system.drawing.image to create this picture with the fromfile method. but i can't set the picture property with this object it returns error. I try to convert this object to byte() but they say it's not possible to convert system.drawing.image to a byte().
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Can I ask why you would want to bloat ActiveDirectory with this? Synchronization is slow enough without pictures embedded in it.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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i 've to make a directory an enterprise who need to get a picture of
workers. this enterprise use AD for administrate the network, so they want to implement directory with AD
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In that case, I would HIGHLY suggest doing an impact study on the performance of replication and the performance of administration after adding a 10KB (or whatever the size is) picture to every user object.
I don't think you'll like the results.
I'm still trying to come up with sample code, but so far, I can't find any.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I'm new to file handling in VB.NET as well as new to parsing Postscript so bear with me...
I am parsing large .ps files into smaller ones by detecting document breaks inserted into the Postscript code using comments. For example: On the first page of each document, there is a unique comment string followed by a file name. I use the file name to name the resulting parsed file. For those not familiar with Postscript, many of the print resources (i.e. images, fonts, etc.) as well as page layout, margins...you get the idea...are defined up front. Then, individual pages follow and finally a trailer section that wraps up the file with page counts and stuff.
My program scans through the Postscript code looking for the first page. It then saves the prefix section in a character array and jumps to about 1K from the end of the file and looks for the trailer (I do this because the files are large and I don't want to pass through the entire stream twice). I save the trailer in a second array and then jump back to where I left off after reading the prefix.
Finally, I start processing the individual pages. Each time I find the file name comment, I open a new text file, write out the prefix array, then loop through all of the pages until I find the next file name comment, writing out the pages as I go. When I've found the last page, I write out the trailer array (updating pages counts and such), close the file, open the file for the next document.
Works great...until...I came across a .ps file with a large image stored as a chunk of binary data embedded in the prefix section. So now to the details.
I was using a Filestream with a BinaryReader to read the input data. I was using the ReadChar method to return each character, store it in the array and move on. This was working great until the aformentioned file came into my life. When that file was processed I started getting the "Conversion buffer overflow" error that I've read so much about. It always happened on the same byte (containing x'FF'). The odd thing was that many other bytes around it contained the same data and it didn't have a problem. I tried switching the program to use a StreamReader and that got around the conversion buffer error but now I was having problems jumping around in the file due to buffering and I couldn't get the DisposeBufferedData method to work for me. So, I tried switching to using the ReadByte method of the base Filestream and the program is working BUT (hopefully you're still with me), something in the binary section is getting messed up because now Distiller can't process my Postscript code. My guess is that a conversion in the binary data is happening because I don't understand something low-level that is going on under the covers of the Filestream class.
So, to make a long story short (too late), can anyone point me in the right direction? Do I need to go back to using a BinaryReader and handle the data at a lower level? Postscript files are just text files and we have done similar things in VB6 without so much trouble. Anyone know a good book on file handling in VB.NET?
Any help, pointers, or direction would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
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Hey Chris,
I'll help you if I can, But Distiller can't prosess the embeded image anyway, so why don't you just find the start and end of the embedded Image code and throw it away?
progload
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That's a good question...I was just using Distiller to test the validity of the Postscript files that my program is creating. In production, these .ps files will be converted to PDF using Ghostscript. The original file goes tot he printer, the individual PDF's are archived for on-line viewing and re-prints. I don't know if the embedded image is even needed (or what it is for for that matter, I'm coding this to help out another group). I should try these files through the Ghostscript program and see what happens.
Update...I was comparing the output of my program to the the original file and it appears that the data in the image block somehow was converted to double-byte characters. For example, when the input character was x'FF' in the output there is now x'C3BF'. I'm thinking it is because I'm using a StreamWriter to create the output files. Maybe I should use a BinaryWriter to create the output.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Chris
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chris,
Ah, yes... I had a !clue! I knew it was either ghostscript or Radical eye.
Yes, you would have to use the Binary Reader/Writer.
progload
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Not anything illegal or dodgy.
I want to start building in a product key authorisation into my application. Obviously, there's need to be some criteria to make it unique.
Does anyone know of anywhere that discusses this, practices or samples?
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There are thousands of idea's & code all over the net, from gathering system statistics(hard drive ID's, Serial Numbers... ect...),to using date based algorithms, or both, so here a link to start you on your way...
It's in C# but I think it should give you an Idea or two.
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/LicenseKeyGeneration.asp[^]
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I want to insert powerpoint slide into picturebox in vb.net.
Could anyone help me?
Thank you!!
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