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Comments by Rhuros (Top 17 by date)
Rhuros
8-Jul-11 10:42am
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A bit more detail would be nice...
Rhuros
7-Jul-11 5:37am
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not a problem....
Rhuros
4-Jul-11 9:05am
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288461(v=vs.71).aspx example 2 in the article is a good starting point
Rhuros
30-Jun-11 5:46am
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An example of your code would be good...
Rhuros
23-Jun-11 3:36am
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a little more content would be nice...
Rhuros
25-May-11 8:52am
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What PDF library are you using...
Rhuros
17-May-11 9:19am
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first off I don't know what the executable name is of your library so you'll have to fill that bit in yourself...
1. Open a cmmand window
2. Go to the directory where the library exe is.
3. Run regsvr32.exe e.g. regsvr32 /i <your library="" exe="" name="">
this will pop up a messagebox indicating whether this has succeeded or not.. If it hasn't succeeded then I suggest you going back to the vendor of the library and get proper installation instructions...
Rhuros
17-May-11 8:16am
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its not a case of linking them in the project, you need to ensure that the component has been registered on the system. Using regsvr32 with the lib will register it.
Do a google search for regsvr32....
Rhuros
16-May-11 8:21am
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Reason for my vote of 5
Nice and simple...
Rhuros
12-May-11 8:21am
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My vote of 5.
excellent tip
Rhuros
10-May-11 8:13am
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A bit more info on the error would be good...
Rhuros
22-Oct-10 7:43am
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For what services? You might want to expand your question a tiny bit....
Rhuros
7-Oct-10 8:08am
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I've tried your code (admittedly I've called your InitListView() from a TextChanged Event on a standard TextBox) and it seems to work as expected. So my question is how are you attaching your TextChanged event handler to your text box? Have you done it as part of the properties tab for the control? Is it inside InitializeComponent?
Rhuros
6-Oct-10 10:33am
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Providing the code that you're working with will enable people to help you.
Rhuros
1-Oct-10 5:03am
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Details of the device you're using would be a good idea, as I'm sure the interface differs greatly from device to device.
Rhuros
6-Sep-10 3:16am
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umm be a bit more expansive with your question...
Rhuros
5-Aug-10 7:37am
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you got any code for us to look at?
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