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Re: In Windows Services How to capture the data entered by the user from key board

5-Sep-06 3:13

No man , i am not hacker, it's just an assignment of my class , and i have just given the example man it was for understanding, i have to submit it next week man.

Colin Angus Mackay7-Sep-06 8:45

Colin Angus Mackay

7-Sep-06 8:45

King Shez wrote:
it's just an assignment of my class

What kind of school do you go to? Hacker School?!

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Stop posting the same question over and over

leckey1-Sep-06 7:49

leckey

1-Sep-06 7:49

This is the THIRD time you posted this question.

Open word document

eyalso1-Sep-06 3:04

eyalso

1-Sep-06 3:04

hi

i need an example how to open word document from C#

thanks Eyal

eyalso

eyalso

Re: Open word document

Green Fuze1-Sep-06 3:12

question about unaccessable classes

1-Sep-06 3:12

the EASIEST way to do so is simply running word.

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("winword", "\""+filename+"\"");

winword runs word, while the filename in " is an argument with the filename you want to load.

the other way is to create a word object, for that you will need to add to reference a COM (to the toolbox) called "Microsoft Word Object Library" (something like that). there you will have an object that will allow to automate word (if that is what you want to do).

you can also download ms word tools for VS from microsoft's site.

Re: Open word document

rlejason25-Aug-10 17:51

rlejason

25-Aug-10 17:51

You can use the following code ,if you use the Spire.Doc.
Document document = new Document();
document.LoadFromFile(@"\YourFile.doc");
It is a c# word automation component ,that supports read and write doc, docx, html, image etc. embed image still support,may help to you.

Green Fuze1-Sep-06 2:28

Re: question about unaccessable classes

1-Sep-06 2:28

Hi Everybody! Smile | :)

This is the first time I'm trying to export a class to dll, to be used by others.

I created 2 classes, one of the is the Main class (that I want people to create object of that class, and use its methods), and there is a Second class that helped me create the Main class.
The thing is that I when someone refers to my dll from his/her project he/she can see the Second clas in the dll's namespace. I want it to be invisible to the user who creates a reference to my dll, or at least that no one will be able to use it or create objects out this class.

Thanks! Smile | :)

User 66581-Sep-06 2:45

Re: question about unaccessable classes

1-Sep-06 2:45

Green Fuze wrote:
or at least that no one will be able to use it or create objects out this class.

That's what the internal keyword is for.

internal class NooneWillEverUseThisClassFromOutside 
{
    public static int foo = 0;
}

regards

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Green Fuze1-Sep-06 3:07

How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

1-Sep-06 3:07

Thank!

King Shez1-Sep-06 2:25

Re: How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

1-Sep-06 2:25

HI

Guys let me know one thing how to capture the data eneterd by the user through key baord in C# , e.g. if the user presses the A key of key board so i can access the A in my code for use, please consider guys i want to do this in windows service.plz reply ASAP,

thankx in advance

gus_br1-Sep-06 3:00

gus_br

1-Sep-06 3:00

what are u trying to do? a key logger? (:

Re: How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

King Shez4-Sep-06 2:00

Re: How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

4-Sep-06 2:00

yup man i would like to do some thing like that.

Jun Du1-Sep-06 3:40

Jun Du

1-Sep-06 3:40

Processing keyboard inputs is part of UI, which should be separated from the service. You'll find many limitations if the service is handling UI, mainly because the service can run outside any login session. A better design would be creating a little UI to handle user inputs. The service and UI communicate via IPC.

Best,
Jun

Re: How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

King Shez4-Sep-06 1:27

Re: How to capture the data entered by the user from key board in windows service

4-Sep-06 1:27

Thankx man , but there will be no UI , i just want to capture all the data entered by the usder , e.g. if any user enters his/her E-mail ID and password , my window service should save this e-mail and password , and this service will be running at the back end , plzzzzzzz reply me sooon ,

regards,

tippu

Colin Angus Mackay4-Sep-06 9:16

Colin Angus Mackay

4-Sep-06 9:16

King Shez wrote:
e.g. if any user enters his/her E-mail ID and password , my window service should save this e-mail and password , and this service will be running at the back end , plzzzzzzz reply me sooon ,

We will not help you write software that conducts illegal activity, or for which illegal acivities would be its prime reason for being.

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DLL Compilation

Brendan Vogt1-Sep-06 1:04

Brendan Vogt

1-Sep-06 1:04

Hi,

When I compile mu class the .dll file is put into a bin/debug folder. How do I get this .dll file to get put in this, and into another direcotry (only the .dll file, and not the accompanying .xml files?

Another question, why does C# Express compile the same class file, but the size of the dll is smaller in size, plus it puts this file into a bin/release folder.

What is the difference in the debug and release folders??

Regards
ma se

Re: DLL Compilation

User 66581-Sep-06 1:36

1-Sep-06 1:36

In the project properties under "Build" you can change the "Output Path" to any path you like.
The default is bin\Debug resp bin\Release

The difference between Debug and Release builds is, that debug builds contain, uhm, debug information.
When your app crashes you get way more details where and why it crashed, instead of a "SomeStrangeException". You can also use the VS Debugger to watch the values of your variables, step through/over the code and some other stuff.
The release build is the binary you ship to your customers, it contains only very few debug information.

regards

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Re: DLL Compilation

Brendan Vogt1-Sep-06 1:48

Brendan Vogt

1-Sep-06 1:48

Thanks!

So if I were to change the folder to Release, will the compiler know to leave out the debug stuff?? Or is there settings that I need to change.

Is there a way of specifying the debug dll to the debug folder, and the release dll to the release folder, or can you only set 1 directory at a time??

ma se

Re: DLL Compilation

User 66581-Sep-06 2:03

Download From Desktop Application

1-Sep-06 2:03

In the toolbar of the VS IDE there's a combo box where you can switch between "Debug" and "Release" mode.
Open the project properties and change the value in the combobox from Debug to Release and vice versa.
You will see that the values of the properties will change.
If you want to leave out debug information, just switch to Release mode throuh the combobox in the toolbar.

regards

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

charbelasmar1-Sep-06 0:57

charbelasmar

1-Sep-06 0:57

Dear All,

I'm Working on Application to download files from web
this application should be Desktop application (.exe)

Thanks for your help and support

regards,
Charbel Asmar

User 66581-Sep-06 1:31

1-Sep-06 1:31

I'm missing a concrete question.

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Green Fuze1-Sep-06 2:17

1-Sep-06 2:17

I wish you good luck! Smile | :)

Nader Elshehabi1-Sep-06 4:47

Nader Elshehabi

1-Sep-06 4:47

ROTFL

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