Thanks. meanwhile I use .Net 2, for "old" computers, but I will keep this in mind when upgrading.

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It seems that I must exclude it. and there is no way to re-write the code so I donot use function-name as a string. Thanks

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Ok, Thanks.

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The obfuscator changes the name of the property. But I cannot tell it to change DisplayMember accordingly. Can I re-write this code so the DisplayMember is not a string with a function name? Atara

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Can I change the following code and safely obfuscate it ? or that I must exclude it from obfuscating (e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2555355/obfuscating-asp-net-dll-breaks-web-application/2555497#2555497[^] )

Dim fontNames As New ArrayList
. . .

Me.myCtrlCmbFontName.DataSource = fontNames
Me.myCtrlCmbFontName.DisplayMember = "mcpGetName" ' <- Here I get a warning

Public ReadOnly Property mcpGetName() As String ' <- because of this
Get
Return "xxx"
End Get
End Property

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In my case it was because I referenced different "Microsoft.mshtml.dll" files (same file size, but different content). look at the Reference "Microsoft.mshtml.dll" , "Properties", "Path" field. more details in myanswer to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2068159/[^]

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found it: mysql> SHOW WARNINGS;

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in the mysql command-line I did: mysql> create database myDB; mysql> use myDB; mysql> source mySource.sql; and I get lines as - Query OK, x rows affected, y warnings (z sec) My question: How\where can I see what were the warnings, so I can fix them? Thanks,

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if(stSourcePath && stDestPath && (stSourcePath.size==0)||(stDestPath.size==0)) ???

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On Windows Vista, Process.Start() generates Win32Exception. Sample Code: Dim selfProc As String = System.Windows.Forms.Application.ExecutablePath System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(Chr(34) & selfProc & Chr(34)) The generated Exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The parameter is incorrect at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithShellExecuteEx(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)) at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start() at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(ProcessStartInfo startInfo) at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(String fileName) at ...MyProcedure(...) What is wrong with my code? Thanks

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Thanks for the info.

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We cannot run a .Net 1.1 programs on Vista, from a network drive (on XP). On the Vista computer, using the "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Wizards" we tried to change the security level of "Local Inranet" zone, as we do on XP computers, but it did not help. Finally we discovered that adjusting the security level of "Internet" zone to "Full Trust" helps, and only then we can run our program from the network drive. Why does Vista consider network drive to be "Internet" and not "Local Inranet" as XP does?

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or, you can use only one manifest file, e.g: ... Note: all *.ocx, *.dll files of the activeX should also be in the same folder, with the manifest and the exe files. Atara

I solved it with the help of: (1) Escape DLL Hell - Simplify App Deployment with ClickOnce and Registration-Free COM (VS 2005 Article) http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/04/RegFreeCOM/ (2) Registration-Free Activation of COM Components: A Walkthrough (VS 2003 Article) http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms973913.aspx (3) oleView.exe C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\Tools\oleView.exe (or . . . \Tools\Bin) oleView.exe: File->View TypeLib The solution: 1. The main manifest (myProg.exe.manifest): ... more files ... 2. The myAxFileN manifest (myAxFileN.X.manifest): The id are taken from oleView.exe: File->View TypeLib generated file. I hope it will help you to start digging your specific needs. Atara

The manifest should contain clsid. This technologie (COM dll can work without being registered) should work on XP sp2, and Vista. according to the documentation it should work on .Net 1.1 but I can not find the exact format of the needed manifest file :( more about this "Reg Free COM" technologie in - http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/04/RegFreeCOM/[^]

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I recently learned that on XP (and later) OS, you do not need to register activeX, if you use "isolated" option from vs 2005 menu to create a special manifest file. Does anyone know how can I make the required manifest lines if I only have VS 2003 ? Thanks,

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(sorry, I forgot to set the Do not treat <'s as HTML tags) In the xsl file, I use Atara

In the xsl file, I use It all started when I discovered that I have a problem when my path contains special unicode chars, so I tried to replace all non-Alpha-Numeric characters with their corresponding html entities. so in VB .Net I get the unicodePath, I replace the characters I want, and I send it as parameters to the XSL. If there is a simpler way, I would like to know about it... Thanks Atara

I tried links_files\ref2_books.gif

myDir\myFile.gif

In the

, the string is exactly as I want it, but in the I still get - "C:\Documents and Settings" Maybe disable-output-escaping has no effect in because it might cause illegal-xml . Any other suggestions? Thanks, Atara