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In my experience it is more like....
5. Find good sales person.
6. Profit!
Regardless of steps before 5, you will not get to 6 without 5.
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Another example of transforming XML file to HTML table
take a look there[^].
This link[^] also might help you.
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How to sending fax with C# 2010 in windows 7?
tnx
modified on Friday, May 13, 2011 9:14 AM
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Type faxcomexlib in google. I am sure you will find a good point where you can start from.
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FAXCOMEXLib is indeed necessary here, but beware - it's known to cause a lot of problems. Luckily for you, I've come across this list of common FAXCOMEXLib errors. This might save you a lot of time and effort which were, needless to say, doggedly spent when I had a similar problem 
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Thanks... but I guess that would be more useful to the op, and maybe he will not see your post becouse you have answered to me.
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i'm trying to get information about a panel in my application , so i called GetWindowLong passing this.handle in the custom panel class, but i get the error 6 saying invalid handle, this.handle returns "2081229920" value.
any idea,
thanx in advance.
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Every mature Winforms Control has a Handle property, that is what you should use as a HWND when P/Invoking API functions; and the Handle typically only exists when the Control has been fully created, which I think is when the holding Form is Loaded or Shown.
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thanx, ok actually i made that call in the onpaint method, but when i debug this.handle returned a value. so even though the handle is there it is not enough , is it the reason , means the control is not completely drawn.
thanx
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if you want more help, you'll have to provide a better description of the situation and the problem, and probably show some code. I also am puzzled why you would need handles in an OnPaint handler, I've never seen that. I do know it is wise to keep paint handlers short, simple and swift.
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You got A value, not a VALID value. Having a value other than zero does not means it's valid.
You can check this with the IsHandleCreated property of your control.
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Hi
I seem to be having a problem matching names using Regex, even though it works perfectly in Expresso.
The goal is to match only the name in the string below.
Here is the Regex I`m using:
\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b\s*\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b
..and here is the string I`m matching:
"JOHN DOE john@random.net(H) 04377777746, (W) 0444444543, (F) 022222223, (M) 082343222;"
Like I said, in Expresso it matches the full name, but when I use:
MatchCollection NameCollectionRegex = Regex.Matches(contactDetails, @"(\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b\s*\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b)");
or
Match m = Regex.Match(contactDetails, @"(\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b\s*\b[a-z][A-Z]*\b)");
it doesn't return any matches. Anything I could be doing wrong?
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Are you missing parentheses around your character class for upper and lower-case letters? I think [a-z][A-Z]* in both places should be replaced with ([a-z][A-Z])+.
P.S. There is a separate forum for regular expressions[^].
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Firstly, we do have a Regex forum: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1580841/Regular-Expressions.aspx[^] - it might be more appropriate in future.
Secondly, in Expresso, go to the Design tab and look at the bottom: You will find you have "Ignore case" selected.
If you de-select that, Expresso will not find it either.
Change your string to:
\b[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]*\b\s*\b[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]*\b And it will work in both, or use the RegexOption.IgnoreCase as part of the Match method. MSDN[^]
Real men don't use instructions. They are only the manufacturers opinion on how to put the thing together.
Manfred R. Bihy: "Looks as if OP is learning resistant."
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Thanks I only noticed that now.
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Griff's answer seems appropriate for the question you asked, however your question may be a bit shortsighted, as names can be a bit more complex than you are expecting.
Here are a few CP member names you would still have trouble with:
wout de zeeuw
Pete O'Hanlon
Smithers-Jones
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.
What I would do is locate the first digit or @ sign, then get everything that sits before the last space in front of that. And no, I would not use regex to implement that, it is way simpler using two methods from the string class.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: What I would do is locate the first digit ...
Perhaps you aren't familiar with Tom Lehrer's friend Hen3ry? 
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Indeed I'm not. Plz send appropriate regex codez.
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Hi, I would like to search xml file using lucene dll. I'm finding difficulty in creating index files.
Please guide me. Thanks in advance
modified on Friday, May 13, 2011 3:59 AM
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When you have a question on a project like this, it's normally better to ask this question on the forums for that project as they are the experts in it. Have a search through the support forums there[^].
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Hi,
I just asked myself what might be the future of C#?
Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more?
Hope someone has an answer
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Well, it's been around for the last 10 years, so yeah, I think it'll be around for lots longer.
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yes.
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