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Justim wrote: can anyone tell me whether there is a another alternative
I'll bet you a beer ![Beer | [beer]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/beer.gif) that Google can tell you
led mike
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I will give you the beer withou betting if you tell me what you know...i searched google before i asked my question here, but no succes 
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Justim wrote: tell me what you know
I did this[^]
led mike
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Thanx,
Bud the only one i found that supports C#.net, is still Ozek ing.
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Hi,
1. whats the fastest/easiest way to get all points that a graphics path would render when drawing with a 1px Pen?
2. Is there some way how to compare two graphics paths?
thank you
zilo
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1. Take a look at GraphicsPath.PathData.Points. I don't think it will give you every point that will be drawn.
2. Could compare the PathData.Points.
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Hi,
I have an ASP page which when called returns an XML page. I also have an application I'm working on with C# which I need to connect to that page. How can this be done?
I need to call the ASP page, read the data it returns and work with it.
Thanks.
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The easiest way is to open the URL in a WebRequest and create a dataset from the result
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DataSet dsFeed = new DataSet();<br />
WebRequest wq = WebRequest.Create(Url);<br />
WebResponse ws = wq.GetResponse();<br />
dsFeed.ReadXml(ws.GetResponseStream());<br />
ws.Close();<br />
wq = null;<br />
<code> <br />
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Your application should initiate a web request. This[^] article might help.
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I have tried my application on Vista. it installs without any problem but whenever I try to run it I get this error message
"APD.exe has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available"
My application is developed in C# and .NET framework 2.0 .
it works fine on Windows XP so what is the solution to this problem?
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In your solution did you set it to allow later versions of .Net?
As far as I understand Vista comes with .Net 3 and if you restrict your application (there is a little tick box in the setup project) to .Net 2 your application will not work.
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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.NET 3 is an adjunct to .NET 2. In other words, Vista comes with 2 as well as 3 because 3 cannot exist without 2. I suspect the issue is more to do with the application violating things that Vista has locked down. It's possibly a file access issue.
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What I was referring to is when you create a setup project, within the Launch Condition Properties there is a property called AllowLaterVersions.
If this is set to false then if the application is compiled in a .Net 2 environment the installation will not work on a machine with .Net 3 present.
This was an issue I experienced with a user having 3 on their machine - I changed this setting and it solved the issue.
It's kinda crazy really - why would you not want an application compiled in .Net 2 to to run in 3?
You always pass failure on the way to success.
modified on Wednesday, March 26, 2008 11:03 AM
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Have you tried debugging your app under Vista? You have given very little information; I don't see how this can help us help you.
Cheers,
Vikram.
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Harris' addendum: I think you meant "monotonously".
Martin's second addendum: Jeffersonian... I think that should at least get a mention.
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Mohsen Saad wrote: My application is developed in C# and .NET framework 2.0 .
it works fine on Windows XP so what is the solution to this problem?
Debug the application. That's the solution.
Also, you might want to take a look at this[^].
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What does the app do when it starts up? If you're trying to access certain parts of the registry, event logs, or certain disk folders you can see this type of behavior. You will need to run the application under a debugger to see what is happening.
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I want to create a network speed monitor, but it needs to report back the speed (in Mbps) of the network between the machine that the code is running on and a specific machine (specified by name or ip address)
I have done a google search but cant find what i want (prob seach for the wrong stuff).
Should I use ping (System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping)? but how do i work out the Mbps from a ping?
Any links or advice to get me started greatly apprechiated
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Well, i guess you could use ping. A Ping sends 32 bytes of data, and you can find out how long your ping took, from that you can work out the speed.
But i think a better way would be to monitor the traffic thats already going through and find out how fast thats going. My firewall for example does this. But i have no idea how you would acheive this yourself.
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Just had a play with ping, but the problem is that its not accurate enough. It just comes back with RoundtripTime = 0, and if you ping in a cmd it just says <1ms
Any other ideas
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I think the easiest solution must be somewhere near Performance Monitors. You can hook them to almost all system objects and receive loads of information. Network traffic etc MUST be one of them...
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Been looking at those, but it looks like they just deal with how quick the NIC is, and they dont allow you to show the speed of a network between to computers
Any more suggestions most welcome
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i am developing invoice management in which i want that the invoice record will store in database iff invoice is printed i.e. only when OK button on print dialoge is clicked. So i want to know which button OK or CANCEL is clicked.
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If you are showing a dialog form you can set the Dialog result property of the ok and cancel buttons, then when you show the form check the dialog result.
eg
if(form1.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
//They pressed ok
}
else
{
//They canceled
}
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