NET 1.1 troubles after different Windows Updates
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I am using NET1.1 for developing. Generaly I install NET1.1 && NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe SP1. All was fine. But today I found interesting thing My old program is not working. :( It was very stange because I know that my program worked right two months ago. (problem with standart picturebox control !!!) I have deployed my program at new machine with WinXPSP2 installed without updates and found that program works fine here. So I think that problem in last updates. What did happen with my machine? Witch updated did influenced at picture box control? I think that updates have been installed during last two-three months. PS. I use picture properties box from another thread via Invoke. and modify only visible property. Picturebox contains gif - animated image.
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I am using NET1.1 for developing. Generaly I install NET1.1 && NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe SP1. All was fine. But today I found interesting thing My old program is not working. :( It was very stange because I know that my program worked right two months ago. (problem with standart picturebox control !!!) I have deployed my program at new machine with WinXPSP2 installed without updates and found that program works fine here. So I think that problem in last updates. What did happen with my machine? Witch updated did influenced at picture box control? I think that updates have been installed during last two-three months. PS. I use picture properties box from another thread via Invoke. and modify only visible property. Picturebox contains gif - animated image.
You can always find out what updates affected a particular technology by searching at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx[^]. From this you can see that there was an update in July (MS07-040[^]). In addition to the security issues addressed, numerous outstanding issues in the CLR were addressed that had previously been released as private hotfixes. It's possible that you've encountered one of these. I would confirm that it's definitely this update that's caused the problem, then if this is confirmed, post the code that seems to be having the problem, or contact Microsoft. They do say that security update support is free, but this may be a slightly grey area since it's developer support.
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991 -
You can always find out what updates affected a particular technology by searching at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx[^]. From this you can see that there was an update in July (MS07-040[^]). In addition to the security issues addressed, numerous outstanding issues in the CLR were addressed that had previously been released as private hotfixes. It's possible that you've encountered one of these. I would confirm that it's definitely this update that's caused the problem, then if this is confirmed, post the code that seems to be having the problem, or contact Microsoft. They do say that security update support is free, but this may be a slightly grey area since it's developer support.
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991Hi Mike! Thanks for your reply. I have solved my problem and have written own control instead of picturebox. I have tested my program under NET2.0 (originaly writed under 1.1) Added to app.config I think that reason of this problem not in NET Updates, but Windows Updates affected at program.
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You can always find out what updates affected a particular technology by searching at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx[^]. From this you can see that there was an update in July (MS07-040[^]). In addition to the security issues addressed, numerous outstanding issues in the CLR were addressed that had previously been released as private hotfixes. It's possible that you've encountered one of these. I would confirm that it's definitely this update that's caused the problem, then if this is confirmed, post the code that seems to be having the problem, or contact Microsoft. They do say that security update support is free, but this may be a slightly grey area since it's developer support.
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991Mike Dimmick wrote:
(MS07-040[^]).
The list is scary with so much of patches to eat away the disk space. Considering all these, would MSDOS-based BATCH file based development be better or more RAD-friendly?
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