I believe so, yes. I haven't had any problems with shutting my computers down when this happened.
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I have encountered a similar issue with the Windows recycle bin in Windows XP. On different occasions in the past on different installations, I have placed an item in the recycle bin and chosen to empty it. Afterward, the recycle bin icon would not change to an empty one like it should. Upon right-clicking, I would still have the Empty Recycle Bin option. Choosing it would bring up the prompt, "Are you sure you want to delete 'WINDOWS'?" On one occasion, I figured, I would answer Yes. :) Needless to say it wouldn't perform that operation. In Windows Vista, I have had the Recycle Bin icon completely disappear after emptying it leaving the icon's title "Recycle Bin" still on the desktop. Weird stuff.
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I have a TreeView control that I have a set number of nodes in. How would I go about programmatically selecting a node with a known FullPath. Thanks in advance for the help.
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Thanks for your suggestions. It looks like they have gotten me closer to what I am trying to achieve. Take the below example:
Title
This is the third line of text.
This is the fourth line of text that
by example would wrap to the next line.
Currently, when having my insertion point in any of the first four lines, the result is as expected: I only get the line that I have my insertion point at. When I venture to the fifth line which is really for the purposes of this example a wrapped continuation of the fourth, it counts as the fifth line. How do I tell the difference between a line that is the result from wrapping text and one that is divided by a new line/return carriage? Thanks in advance.
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Congratulations on getting the degree! :)
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Due to the fact that I want to maintain cross platform capability (in this case with Mono on platforms such as Linux and Mac OS), I think Option 2 is the better choice. Thanks.
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I am working on a program which loads rich text documents into a RichTextBox control. What I need is to grab the text of the current "line" (including any text that may have wrapped around to the following line) that I have my insertion point at in the text. I had thought that I might be able search backward as well as forward for the closest System.Environment.NewLine (capturing the index of each) and then do a Sting.Substring call using the indexes of each NewLine find, but for some reason, that is not working. Are there any suggestions for how I could do this with greater success? :confused: Thanks in advance. -- modified at 23:38 Thursday 26th July, 2007
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Does Visual Studio 2005 Standard support building programs for the 1.1 version of the .NET Framework? Thanks in advance.
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How would I go about capturing the user's desktop surface to use a Graphics object to draw on it? Thanks for the help in advance.
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lol. Good one. :)
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Merry Christmas everyone! :)
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It looks ok to me. :)
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HahnTech wrote:
Do I have to have VS 2005 for the new specifications to work?
I think you will have to upgrade to Visual Studio 2005 to develop with C# 2.0 and .NET 2.0.
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Enjoy! :)
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Well it sure is..... different than Office 2003.... X|
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I looked on Mozilla.org. According to a FAQs page on their site, Thunderbird and Firefox are to remain free as they are today. Below is the link that should show the Q&A where I got this info. http://www.mozilla.org/reorganization/#q21[^]
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Pardon my ignorance, but how would I deal with the PreBuild event (e.g.- is it a member of a certain class in .NET or a feature of the Visual Studio .NET IDE?) or could you at least please point me in the right direction to help me out. I'd appreciate it. :)
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Is there any way to insert the date of a project's build into a string variable automatically in C# without me having to manually change the date? Thanks in advance. :)
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If any of you who have a the beta 1 copy of Windows Vista would, please take a moment to take a screenshot of Windows Explorer open showing regular folders (preferably where the folders are set to a larger size) and also please take a screenshot of Windows Explorer open showing some of the default virtual folders (again, preferably where the folders are set to a larger size) and then email them to me to bn@n-tp.com I would really appreciate it. I don't mind giving you credit for sending them to me in my presentation. :) Thanks.
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Thanks for the URL links, however, are there any restrictions on modifications that can be legally made to these screenshot images from these sites such as cropping, etc to make them work out better in a presentation. I am planning to give credit to where I got the images from originally. That's not an issue. Just wondering... :~
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