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Guy, did you actually look at the results you got back from Google?? NONE of results on the first page refer to the issue described by the OP.
It would be nice if you read your answer thoroughly before posting it.
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Actually, HERE[^] is your answer on MSDN.
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Thanks a lot Dave, it helped
Suri
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i had made a smtp to send a mail i want to know thta the mail is gone to the sender mail id or not for that i need a code if any one have code for delivery report so pls mail me its urgent
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There is no way to tell if the email got to the target mailbox. The best you can possibly do is say that the email was sent from your machine to the mail server. That's it.
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i just wat to send a mail to a sender that tha message u had send is gone to target user or machine. it is possible. i had seen in outlook. so i want to do. so if u can give me some hint then pls give or any code then will also do
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OK. Since you've already sent a message, all you do is send another one to the senders address. What's the problem?
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I am running Windows XP Pro SP 2, have Office 2003, installed SDK 5.1,
Visual Studio 2005 with installed .NET Frame 3.5 (re-distribution package).
I tested out the voice the recognition code from this link but seem it
can't recognize System.Speech. I try to search for (Add Reference)
both in .NET & COM (found none.)
Is there any else I need to add to make this work. Thanks
http://blogs.msdn.com/robertbrown/archive/2005/06/14/428967.aspx
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Imports System.Speech
Public Class Form1
Dim WithEvents reco As New Recognition.DesktopRecognizer
Private Sub SetColor(ByVal color As System.Drawing.Color)
Dim synth As New Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer
synth.SpeakAsync("setting the back color to " + color.ToString)
Me.BackColor = color
End Sub
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim gram As New GrammarBuilding.SrgsDocument
Dim colorRule As New GrammarBuilding.SrgsRule("color")
Dim colorsList As New GrammarBuilding.SrgsOneOf("red", "green")
colorRule.Add(colorsList)
gram.Rules.Add(colorRule)
gram.Root = colorRule
reco.LoadGrammar(New Recognition.Grammar(gram))
End Sub
Private Sub reco_SpeechRecognized(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Speech.Recognition.RecognitionEventArgs) Handles reco.SpeechRecognized
Select Case e.Result.Text
Case "red"
SetColor(Color.Red)
Case "green"
SetColor(Color.Green)
End Select
End Sub
End Class
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VS2005 can do nothing with the .NET 3.5 runtime. You need VS2008
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )
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You cannot use .NET 3.5 with Visual Studio 2005. The highest you can use is .NET 3.0, which doesn't have the System.Speech namespace.
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System.Speech is in .NET 3.0.
C:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\v3.0
It doesn't contain:
Recognition.DesktopRecognizer
GrammarBuilding.SrgsDocument
GrammarBuilding.SrgsRule
GrammarBuilding.SrgsOneOf
I look at .NET 3.0, they have System.Speech.Recognition.SrgsGrammar.SrgsRule
So my best guess that the namespace/class is a little different?
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So it is. Shows you how much work I've done in .NET 3.0.
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I been googling for sample source code or new documentation on how to integrate System.Speech for voice recognition in VB.net. I didn't find any yet. Any sample source code will be great.
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I've made a Visual Basic 6 program related to a database.
I want to make a dinamic chart in Visual Basic using this database data, but i don't want to make it myself because is too hard.
I made a chart in Microsoft Word using Visual Basic code, but I want it to be made in a form in VB 6 for example, if that's possible.
Thank you very much!!!
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leaveu wrote: I made a chart in Microsoft Word using Visual Basic code, but I want it to be made in a form in VB 6 for example, if that's possible.
Nope. You'd have to do quite a bit of rewriting of the code, thereby doing it the "hard way" anyway.
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leaveu wrote: I've made a Visual Basic 6 program related to a database.
I want to make a dinamic chart in Visual Basic using this database data, but i don't want to make it myself because is too hard.
I made a chart in Microsoft Word using Visual Basic code, but I want it to be made in a form in VB 6 for example, if that's possible.
Why don't you use an MS Word object in the program and use the chart you already made, then?
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Hi All,
Wondering if anyone knows how to allow users to resize the CrystalReportViewer control at runtime? I have tried using the sample code found at: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Resize_Control_at_Runtime.asp[^]
Without luck (seems to work only with standard VB controls?). So if anyone has any ideas or sample code please help!!
Paul Keys
Managing Director
Ingwe Business Solutions, South Africa
http://www.ingwesolutions.com
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You can probably still use the code. Try dropping the CRViewer control in a Panel and use that code on the Panel instead.
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Tried it with the Panel but with no success... any other suggestions?
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Is the CRV control Docked (Fill) inside the Panel control??
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OK, it worked, but the resizing of the CRV is limited to the size of the panel. so it's ineffective really. thanks for your help!
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Well, another thought. You could create a form with the CRV on it.
Create a form with the CRV on it. Set the CRV's Dock proeprty to Fill. Set the form's BorderStyle to SizableToolWindow and it's ControlBox property to False (important!)
In you're code, create an instance of this form, set it's TopLevel property to False, then add it to another Form's Controls collection.
Dim crvHost As New MyCrvHostForm()
crvHost.TopLevel = False
Me.Panel1.Controls.Add(crvHost)
crvHost.Show()
Or you could just show the CRV host form as it's own window.
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I'm trying to use IExtenderProvider to add a property to all the components on a form.
The RFEnabled property shows up in the property window but now where else (code - design time and run time). Is there anyway that I can expose the property to the code?
Imports System.ComponentModel
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
<ProvideProperty("RFEnabled", GetType(Control))> _
Public Class EnableChangeComponent
Implements System.ComponentModel.IExtenderProvider
Public Function CanExtend(ByVal extendee As Object) As Boolean Implements System.ComponentModel.IExtenderProvider.CanExtend
If TypeOf (extendee) Is Form Then
Return False
ElseIf TypeOf (extendee) Is Control Then
Return True
End If
End Function
#Region "MonitorForChanges"
<Category("Change Monitoring")> _
<Description("Whether or not to monitor this control for changes")> _
Public Function GetRFEnabled(ByVal ctl As Control) As Boolean
'insert real code here
Return True
End Function
<Category("Change Monitoring")> _
<Description("Whether or not to monitor this control for changes")> _
Public Sub SetRFEnabled(ByVal ctl As Control, ByVal value As Boolean)
'insert real code here
End Sub
#End Region
End Class
Thanks...
Nathan
-- modified at 14:06 Tuesday 27th November, 2007
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nlarson11 wrote: The RFEnabled property shows up in the property window but now where else (code - design time and run time). Is there anyway that I can expose the property to the code?
No, because it's not part of the Control class. The extended properties only work in the designer. The properties are not "attached" to the controls they extend. The extension class is instantiated seperately from the controls and it keeps track of which controls it's been attached to. The controls don't have any idea that they've been "extended".
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Thank you for the explanation...
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