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has anyone done this before? i have a mdi c# app and each child form has 3 tabs. i would like to embed an ms word doc in one of the tabs. itmfg (i've tried my friend google) but didn't find much. anyone can point me to good resource? tia.
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Hello!
I think "tia" is "Thanks In Advance"! 
And secondly, you need to know the version of the Word, because it works differently for Word 2003 & Word 2007 (same goes for MS Office 2003 & MS Office 2007).
Lastly, when you know what version you desire, tufg (try your friend google  ) with "Office document viewer .net", you will find something to work on!
Regards,
Adeel
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Finaly, I search a little bit more because i got an error but it was :
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"c:\program files\microsoft office\office11\excel.exe");
Thanks you a lot and its was a pleasure to talk with you!!
Bye, good evening!
Pascal Gosselin
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Good to hear you got it working.
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Next time please don't make new thread, but reply in old one. That way forum is better organized, and as a bonus person who helped you might recieve email notification, while if you make new thread they will never recieve it.
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dnh wrote: if you make new thread they will never recieve it
Good point.
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Hi Pascal,
You're welcome!
Regards
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Does anyone know how to declare Manifest Files in the Visual Studio IDE for C#?
I followed the steps outlined here for including a manifest file:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/944276
The executable runs from the command line after I include the manifest file. But when I open up the debugger and try to run the program through the IDE, it has the same problem as if it does not recognize the manifest file linked to it.
The way I link the manifest file to the executable is by first building the executable and then I close the project. Then I open the executable as a separate file and then I attach the manifest file as a resource to the executable.
The executable can run then, by running it from an explorer window (command line) but if I open the project again, it will not work.
I will see if I can find how this is supposed to work.
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Thank you for your help! I try what you suggest me and its correct!! Thank you again! I try now for opening a file but it give me an error with this : File.OpenFile "C:Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Excel.exe";
I don't understand why??? Don't be worried, its the last thing that i will you ask!!!
Thank you, you're cool!!
Pascal Gosselin
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Try using a filestream, and pass it the path to the file you want to open, as well as the filemode:
FileStream FS = new FileStream(@"c:\program files\microsoft office\office11\excel.exe", FileMode.Open);
Then you can read the bytes in the file.
If you where though perhaps looking for how to execute this file, then you need:
Process.Start(@"c:\program files\microsoft office\office11\excel.exe");
Process.Start will 'run' any file. If you pass it a .txt file it will open it in the associated application (probably Notepad). And if you pass it a web address it will open the page in your default browser.
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pascalx wrote: Thank you again! I try now for opening a file but it give me an error with this : File.OpenFile
I am assuming you mean File.Open(), there is no File.OpenFile. And that will open the file for read, not start the program. You are looking for Process.Start(). Take a look around codeproject, there are tons of examples here on it!
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I need to display a running total as a user enters percent numbers.
The first on is in a gridview like this
CheckBox Item 1 [ percent]
CheckBox Item 2 [ percent]
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CheckBox Item 12 [ percent]
Footer Show total percent as users enters [ Total Percent]
The next percents in a nested repeater that is dependant on the checkboxex from the gridview, I would like to get past the gridview first.
thanks for any help
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You should be a little more clear. Im not sure about everyone else, but that doesn't make much sense to me.
allenpotter wrote: The next percents in a nested repeater that is dependant on the checkboxex from the gridview, I would like to get past the gridview first.
What does that mean? Be more clear on what you need help with, I'd love to help you out, I just don't understand what you are trying to do.
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I have nested repeaters that display the items checked from the gridview and expand them further--as I stated, I just want to get past the gridview--adding the percent and displaying it as a user put them in.
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Hello I don't speak english very well but i would like to open a web page from Visual Studio 2005 with C# language. Is it possible to do this with a method because i find nothing about it.
Thank a lot!
Pascal Gosselin
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Hi Pascal,
Maybe try this:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.website.com");
Regards
Steve
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What is the most efficient way to remove controls completely on a form before adding new controls on the same form. I tried like
Controls.Clear
foreach(Control c in Controls)
{
c.dispose();
}
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Clear is the fastest way I'm aware of.
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I think perhaps Clear will remove the controls from the list of controls associated with the control
And that dispose will actually, well, dispose of them.
Im not to sure, if you .dispose a control, can you re-add it? Or do you need to actually recreate the control? Check it out.
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SK Genius wrote: I think perhaps Clear will remove the controls from the list of controls associated with the control
And that dispose will actually, well, dispose of them.
I agree.
SK Genius wrote: if you .dispose a control, can you re-add it?
no, it is no longer alive.
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Hi All,
I am using a ListView Control to display clients connected to a server. The ListView is set to View.Details and has three columns, 1) Client ID, 2) Client Name 3) Connection Status.
What I would like to do is update the 'Connection Status' SubItem to display whether they are connected or disconnected. Can anyone shed any light, thanks.
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You need to work with the SubItems[^] property of a ListViewItem object.
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To any God or government"
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Sorry, still can't see how I can do it.
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Here is what I am trying to do, from what I've read:
string search = "x1";
string status = (ConnectionStatus) ? "Connected" : "Disconnected";
int i_row = myListView.Items.IndexOfKey(search);
myListView.SelectedItems[i_row].SubItems[3].Text = status;
However the i_row value returned is always -1
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Kayess Tech,
Does your ListView.Items have an item called "x1"?
Regards,
Gareth.
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