ejaz_pk wrote: Can you please give me any sample code to get any idea to get the distance and fastest route? I'm sorry, but the code is copyrighted and not mine to give. I'd have turned it into an article if it wasn't :) Would also have been too much to post as a copy&paste sample. Simplest solution is to measure all possible distances. That requires you to build a tree with all possible routes. The root would be your startingpoint, and if you can move to two new points from there, you'd add those as children - recursively. Once you have all possible routes, you'd have to measure how long it is, or request it's length over some third-party. If need be free, you can use the database from Geonames.org, and calculate the length of a straight line connecting each point. You'd have to account for the earth being a big round ball, but there are formulas[^] out there that return you a length of a line on a ball. Once you have written all lengths into the tree, you find the one that gives the shortest value. That's a simplistic algorithm that'll generate relatively satisfying results. A more complicated algorithm like Dijkstra's would be an improvement. You can also improve on this by getting "real" distances from Google for the distance between two points - but that's going to cost money if you're going to do it in bulk. Good luck :) I are Troll :suss:

Easily done by shelling to a DOS command that creates a text file, then parsing this if necessary: The following DOS command will create a file called Output.txt with a list of all files (not including system or hidden) on drive c: - the /s recurses subdirectories, and the /b restricts the output to filename only. DIR C: /s /b >Output.txt ==================================== Transvestites - Roberts in Disguise! ====================================

Changing the culture through My.Application.Culture will not magically redraw everything on your screen. It only takes effect for future resource retrieval. Best thing you can do is save the setting, exit your application and re-load it. If my memory serves me right, you should be able to use normal truetype fonts on the device, so if you have a Windows Arabic font, you can just put in on the device. (only problem may be size, Windows CE uses cut-down versions of the fonts) Not certain how right-to-left writing will be handled, though.

You should be asking this in the Mobile Development forum since the .NET CF Framework is a smaller subset of the full .NET Framework. It doesn't matter which language you're using, the limitations of the CF Framework change how the code is written. ejaz_pk wrote: 1. What I want is that when the datagrid is populated then application should check the datagrid first cell value and if it is null then it should change the backcolor of that row to Red. DataGridView custom draw row[^] ejaz_pk wrote: 2. I am creating a datatable on form load event and the adding rows by executing the sql statement by using datareader. Now I want to add a tablestyle to that datagrid and want to set the width of the datagrid columns. DataGridView column width autosize[^] A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 But no longer in 2009...

Hi, ejaz_pk wrote: 1. Is there any property to add image on the button control? 2. Is there any property to draw grid lines in the listview? I didn't find them either; trying to emulate a complete Windows-UI takes a lot of custom painting code. ejaz_pk wrote: 3. How can I create a multilingual application? There's a cool CodeProject article[^] on that :) ejaz_pk wrote: 4. How can I transfer data from my desktop pc to my pocket pc through FTP,HTTP etc... Through various ways, depending on the nature of that data. You can fetch webpages using the HttpWebRequest[^]-class, and even synchronize databases[^]. Hope this gets you started :) I are Troll :suss:

:thumbsup: Thanks for the help. As I mentioned that I am using .sdf (sqlserverce) database which used for pocket pc applications. Actually there was problem in the table structure of my database. I was using int type of field in the table. Now I have change that field type to float and its working fine. Thanks every body

There is colsed event, Private Sub Form1_Closed event. You can go with this event...

ejaz_pk wrote: What technique should I use to solve this problem? Diplomacy :) The problem is that Access was meant as a desktop-database, not as a grand-central that can update multiple clients with live data. There are multiple ways of telling the other clients that data hath been altered and that they should fetch the fresh ones. A recordset is a snaphot of data. Once the data changes, you'd either need a new recordset or update the one that you got. Rereading the dataset (with something like a refresh-button) might be the best option. Alternatively, you could create a new table, that lists the tables in Access together with their last-modification date. If you want data from a table, just look into the new table and see if it has been changed. If it has, again, reread the entire recordset. Hope this helps :) I are troll :)

Write Code in Your Form Closing Event. Copy your data to another location and Zip It. Best Regard Anubhava Dimri mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com

To prevent the user from using the back button and gaining access after logoff you need to add checks to each page that verify the user has logged in, if not redirect them to the login page. After the user has logged in you can get the username from the security principal, like WindowsIdentity.Name only two letters away from being an asset

Try something like this :- myTextBox.DataBinding.Add("Text", myDataSet.Table(0), "FieldToBind") Steve Jowett ------------------------- It is offen dangerous to try and see someone else's point of view, without proper training. Douglas Adams (Mostly Harmless)

2 pages of article on this site alone.[^] Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

Thanks Bob I will try this.

I normally make data and view objects and every view can access the data so it can easily be shown and changed. The data object is globally and unique. If data gets changed you got to trigger an update, in your case check whether the dialog returns with OK => Reload from data object. Greetings from Germany

Imports System.IO With OpenFileDialog1 .Title = "Get File Name" .ShowDialog() myFileName = Path.GetFileName(.FileName) End With

I got the problem.Actually I was giving the filename with the path in the file open line where it should be only filename without path.