Comments by LloydA111

LloydA111 24-Sep-12 20:54pm View

Thanks for the 1 vote. You are still not being very clear, which parameters are you changing? Baud rate etc?

LloydA111 18-Aug-12 15:04pm View

Thanks for the help there! MSDN never seems to come up in Google search, which is probably why I never found it. Thanks again though, I will look into it.

LloydA111 17-Jun-11 17:36pm View

You did not provide a link :P

LloydA111 15-Jun-11 16:18pm View

Does the printer not have the option of changing paper size?

LloydA111 16-Apr-11 16:55pm View

Why can it still not run?

LloydA111 15-Apr-11 18:30pm View

There is no such thing as "C++ Driving symbols". Do you mean "debug symbols"?

LloydA111 13-Apr-11 19:44pm View

You will probably be using GCC.

LloydA111 13-Apr-11 19:39pm View

Firstly, you need to #include stdio.h to be able to use printf. (You need to enclose stdio.h with < and > )

Also, are you sure the pcap.h header file exists in the place the compiler is looking?

LloydA111 13-Apr-11 19:33pm View

Well what errors are you getting?

LloydA111 12-Apr-11 18:51pm View

Very good! Have a 5!

LloydA111 16-Mar-11 16:23pm View

People usually dont pay for help from people on CP.

LloydA111 13-Mar-11 17:37pm View

Don't use a timer for this, instead use "Form1_MouseMove".

LloydA111 8-Mar-11 15:14pm View

You mean speech recognition?

LloydA111 6-Mar-11 13:20pm View

To "your" application? I think you have posted this in the wrong place.

LloydA111 6-Mar-11 12:14pm View

Are you sure your application isn't using up all avaliable memory? Memory leak maybe?

LloydA111 8-Jan-11 14:35pm View

I suppose you could use a keyboard hook to detect keyboard use, but I'm not sure about detecting mouse movement.

LloydA111 8-Jan-11 14:00pm View

"64bit has no real advantage over 32bit", but with the disadvantage of broken applications :P

LloydA111 6-Jan-11 15:42pm View

VB does not use "#include", thats for C based languages.

LloydA111 1-Jan-11 9:16am View

Google.

LloydA111 31-Dec-10 18:38pm View

The only problem with this is if the external device dosen't work with USB to serial.

LloydA111 31-Dec-10 18:36pm View

Probably one of the most useless comments I've ever seen in QA.

LloydA111 30-Dec-10 10:49am View

*the OP's question

LloydA111 30-Dec-10 10:48am View

I left that part for him to do :)

LloydA111 30-Dec-10 10:47am View

It outputs the answer to your question?

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:40pm View

Erm yes... good point :)

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:34pm View

I was asking a serious question though :) But yes I agree with you John.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:32pm View

I think "Well OK then, that's all you had to say the first time round." as an answer may seem a little random :P unless I misunderstand you which I probably have done.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:27pm View

Well OK then, that's all you had to say the first time round.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:15pm View

I think you will find that had you provided me with some more information, I would have pointed you to some very useful information about what you were asking, hence I asked for more information but apparently that is not good enough.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:13pm View

You forgot LIQUID NITROGEN!

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:11pm View

No you are not what?

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 17:05pm View

You fool, how is he an "apprentice"? If you want to ask questions and expect an answer then offending people is clearly not the best way to do so.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 16:56pm View

WTF. I was asking a serious question.

LloydA111 13-Dec-10 16:31pm View

Would you even need XML or SQL? Seems a bit overkill unless your already using a DB in which case it probably is easier to use it to save position settings.

LloydA111 11-Dec-10 12:13pm View

I didn't even know there was a MysticalPowers tag :)

LloydA111 9-Dec-10 13:03pm View

From what I understand of your question, you would not need to use timers, you would have an array called something like "ResultArray" and then in each cell put the returned data.

LloydA111 8-Dec-10 13:37pm View

I don't know why you were downvoted for giving them the solution, so I voted you a 5 to bring it up a bit.

LloydA111 4-Dec-10 11:10am View

Don't use the Image.FromFile like you are doing, as it will be checking the file EVERY time you do that.

LloydA111 3-Dec-10 8:50am View

Frameworks don't necessarily have to exist for things to be researched.

LloydA111 2-Dec-10 18:28pm View

Good answer!

LloydA111 2-Dec-10 18:24pm View

I don't know, by the looks of it it is just another project hosted on a google site, a bit like how projects are hosted on Sourceforge

LloydA111 2-Dec-10 8:17am View

Yes I know that websites are made using HTML. What about it?

LloydA111 1-Dec-10 16:40pm View

It dosen't sound very helpfull, but have you tried stepping through the code with VS?

LloydA111 1-Dec-10 11:01am View

Perhaps it's simply because it blocks, and then waits for a connection which could take anything from a few milliseconds to several seconds depending on how fast/reliable the network is.

LloydA111 29-Nov-10 10:21am View

Ah I see! Thanks :)

LloydA111 29-Nov-10 7:52am View

I think so

LloydA111 26-Nov-10 17:52pm View

Use a for loop.

LloydA111 23-Nov-10 12:39pm View

I don't get it anymore either, so I've given up expecting one to arrive.

LloydA111 21-Nov-10 9:29am View

Oops yes I was :)

LloydA111 21-Nov-10 9:24am View

Document.write means there is no extra load on the server, theres no need for something like this to run on the server unless you really want it to.

LloydA111 17-Nov-10 13:41pm View

Visual Studio does not make websites, unless your talking about Visual Web Developer?

LloydA111 10-Nov-10 12:43pm View

What are you even asking? If the Windows kernel won't boot then just try to run a repair on reinstall Windows.

LloydA111 9-Nov-10 12:23pm View

I have never heard of any C++ compilers for the PIC microcontrollers, I have however heard of many C compilers for them.

LloydA111 5-Nov-10 16:38pm View

It is a Microsoft created language, it is supposedly a better version of C++.

LloydA111 31-Oct-10 12:06pm View

It is almost always totally unnecessary to include the code for actually creating the controls on the form.

LloydA111 28-Oct-10 19:33pm View

That is like asking how to build a space rocket. It's very complicated and the sort of people that do it regulary tend to not divulge too much information (Anti-virus companies definitely don't tell people). Have a look around on the internet for it, it comes up with some seriously in-depth ideas and code.

LloydA111 24-Oct-10 15:06pm View

Well why not just use another IDE for writing the HTML if you don't like NetBeans, I've never actually heard of anyone writing HTML in NetBeans before.

LloydA111 23-Oct-10 9:19am View

I don't see why you was downvoted for this! So I upvoted you

LloydA111 17-Oct-10 15:53pm View

*Perhaps you should make one of the CP "technical blogs" about this.

LloydA111 17-Oct-10 15:52pm View

Perhaps one of the CP "technical blogs"? I'm sure something like this would make a good one :)

LloydA111 17-Oct-10 15:48pm View

I have no idea what Sound Catcher is, is it an audio recording program?

LloydA111 14-Oct-10 12:20pm View

Well regardless of the language it uses, im sure it will be of some help, besides, C# is based on C++. Audacity uses LAME32.DLL which is open source (search around for it) as the core of the application. So you could use LAME32.DLL in your project.

LloydA111 13-Oct-10 16:13pm View

Audacity is open source. Use that for help.

LloydA111 13-Oct-10 15:52pm View

Does Linux and ESX support WMI?

LloydA111 13-Oct-10 14:04pm View

Whatever you do, make sure you do not hard wire the username and password directly in the application. Consider putting it in a encrypted file of some sort.

LloydA111 12-Oct-10 12:22pm View

Because I did.

LloydA111 9-Oct-10 7:46am View

Your welcome, also, this link is quite good too: http://wiki.osdev.org/Bare_bones

LloydA111 6-Oct-10 16:58pm View

In that case, some data in the file is telling Excel that it is not the version that it specified by the file extension. Unfortunately, I don't really do much (well actually, anything) to do with MS Office, so I can't help, sorry!

LloydA111 19-Sep-10 9:38am View

This may be of use: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2022/index.htm
It describes the Unicode character for the "bullet" character

LloydA111 15-Sep-10 12:50pm View

When I used to use VS, I never bothered trying to use the conversion wizard to upgrade code to a newer version of VS, I just did what you did, copy the code manually!

LloydA111 14-Sep-10 12:29pm View

Should you not be asking how to implement a spell checker, and a program to make questions far clearer etc?

LloydA111 11-Sep-10 16:44pm View

I told the user to not spam, because he/she is doing.
The user is not asking a question, simply making a statement, there is little else I could say.

LloydA111 11-Sep-10 16:29pm View

Please STOP spamming CP with a constant flow of questions that are almost identical.

LloydA111 29-Aug-10 13:15pm View

Reason for my vote of 5
Excellent Answer!

LloydA111 28-Aug-10 15:36pm View

Sorry, what I meant was, has he/she simply tried installing Cygwin like you do with any other version of Windows? Last time I used Cygwin it had an installer so I didn't even have to build it

LloydA111 28-Aug-10 15:14pm View

Reason for my vote of 5
It is helpful, as what CG is saying is true.

LloydA111 27-Aug-10 15:16pm View

What do you mean, can we do this in .net?
.NET and HTML are totally different technologies!

LloydA111 27-Aug-10 15:10pm View

"you wont help others make it more public"

You make it sound as though I run CP and that it's down to me to add languages to it.

LloydA111 11-Jul-10 10:02am View

Cross platform? Well that API will only work on Microsoft platforms, so you would need to use a different API for other platforms.

LloydA111 25-Jun-10 1:39am View

Thank you very much :-) Greatly appreciated.

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