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Hello you,
Can you tell me the Website address in order to download it,
thanks very much
Tron
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Hello friends,
Can anybody guide me what is the hardware requirements for the VS.net installation...
I have PC with celeron 633MHz,128 MB RAM ...
So, is it okay or need to have more RAM and faster processor?
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s_vrajesh@yahoo.co.in
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That's enough for "minimum requirements", the recommended configuration is at least 733MHz CPU and 256MB RAM. I think upgrading your RAM is more important than a faster CPU.
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More RAM is definitely more important than CPU speed. I like 256MB, though 512MB can also make in improvement in speed (and RAM is pretty cheap these days).
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How can I save and retrieve initialization or startup or generally configuration info in C#?
Anybody has tried to dive into ConfigManager class? ConfigManager.Put, ConfigManager.PutItem and so on?
How about IConfigCollection Interface?
Thanks in advance, quique
quique
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I have a class with some member functions. My requirement is that i will get the function names as strings and using those strings I should be able to invoke the member functions.
I would appreciate if somebody could help me out in this issue.
thanks
sukesh sabbani
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If you need to be totally free-form in your functions, you'll want to use reflection to call the functions. Type.InvokeMember will probably do what you want, but be warned that it's fairly slow, as it has to do a lot of work to figure out what function you want to call.
If your problem has enough regularity in the number and types of parameters, you could write a delegate for each function type, store those in a hashtable, and then look them up based on the function name. This would be a lot faster than using reflection, but more work.
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Hi All
Just installed .NET SDk beta. can anyone tell me if there is aDevlopment environment for C# or i have to use any editor to write programs and compile by console. Any help is appreciated
thanx
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Hi!
I have an MDI application with menu in the Main Frame. How do I add a handler for one of the menu items to a) the MDI child frame class or b) child window of the MDI Child Frame (as usual, it should go to the currently active child window..)
I added the menu to the main frame "the easy way" (just typing in the form editor for Mainframe), and can add handlers for this directly only to the mainframe class.
In Win32 I'd redirect the message myself, in MFC I'd rely on Command Message Routing, Howto in C# ?
Thanks a lot,
Peter
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Hi,
I'd like to ownerdraw menus in my application. But I dont know. Can you help me?
Ngo Khai Hoa
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Search the adticles for "ownerdraw menu". There's a couple dozen of them.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I would like to become a member
Shrikant
scghate@rediffmail.com
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Did you pay for advertising on CodeProject?
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I think I'll be passing you and your site up.
2,000,000 of us have found everything we need here.
It's really sad that you have to go to your competitors websites to drop in your FREE advertising. Not much of a budget = not much of a site.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Im trying to make an online rpg and I have a compiler but I dont know what to do next! 
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Get a job at McDonalds. Or find another hobby. Seriously.
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well for your information Im not even old enough to get another job at Mcdonalds.
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Did you try baby sitting?
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I suggest you try www.gamedev.net. They are more used to dealing with questions like this.
Michael 
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If you don't know anything about programming, you better pickup a couple books so you can at least get started with the basics of programming and C#.
If you've never programmed before, creating an RPG game is WAY, WAY, WAY over your head.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Hi Gary.
The main reason I got into programming when I was younger was to develop computer games. My first game ever was a text based RPG game, similar to Dungeons and Dragons.
Don't get discouraged by the amount of reading you're going to need to do just to create the most basic computer game. In the end, it's pay off.
I don't recomend C# as your first language however. There's a steep learning curve when a newbie programmer tries to learn Java, C++, or C# and I've seen many beginning programmers give up on programming entirely out of disgust when trying to learn these languages. Start out with something simpler like VB 6 or vb.net (vb6 is the older version of vb.net). Then, if you find that you enjoy programming, go for the more advanced languages like C# or Java.
Good luck.
-Goalie35
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