Hi Thanks for all your replies. I have found my error. I used InitializeComponent(); both in the constructor Form1() and in Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) I am so sorry for my misstake, but know it's working as it should :-D Many thanks Fia

See my explanation below (I know, this is very old topic, but I see it was not solved in this thread, so I added my lengthly explanation below). The Regex matches for spaces where the prefix expression ((?<=...)) matches. Far too complicated for cases where one wants to have a string split into part separated by spaces, ignoring spaces within "...". My preferred solution is using positive match criterion (as described in the sentence above): string pattern = @"\s*(""[^""]*""|\S+)\s*"; var fields = Regex.Matches(input, pattern).Cast<Match>().Select(m=>m.Groups[1].Value); Cheers Andi

It's basically saying 'split on space or on this big group which matches a quoted string'. I guess the fact it's a parenthesised group is how it ends up being returned even though it was the split expression. I don't fully understand it but that's the basic idea. This isn't how I would parse a command string, I have some code for that in my Lobby Server article: // Command line utility using System.Text.RegularExpressions; namespace RedCorona.Util { public class Command { public static string[] Parse(string text){ if(text.IndexOf('"') < 0) return text.Split(' '); else{ MatchCollection mc = Regex.Matches(text, "\"(?[^\"]*)\" *|(?\\w+)"); int len = mc.Count; string[] res = new string[len]; for(int i = 0; i < len; i++) res[i] = mc[i].Groups["word"].Value; return res; } } } } I'm not sure if MatchCollection implements IEnumerable<string> and therefore whether you could do a one-liner as you have done there; this code comes from pre-generic days (which is why it returns an array not a List<string>). My simple brain can only think in terms of the matched groups not the delimiters so this regex matches a quoted (first part) or unquoted (second part) 'word'.

Hi :-D Thanks for all the replies. I have found a solution. Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application ap; Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document doc; ap = new Word.Application(); ap.WindowSelectionChange +=new ApplicationEvents4_WindowSelectionChangeEventHandler(ap_WindowSelectionChange); doc = ap.Documents.Open(path, ReadOnly: false, Visible: true); private void ap_WindowSelectionChange(Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Selection Sel) { } When I click in the doc I have opened the event ap_WindowSelectionChange runs. Fia

fiaolle wrote: It just selects the last occurrence of the word. May be you have to set MultiSelect = true somewhere in your code. Just a suggestion though, I haven't done Word automation so far.

If your goal here is to understand P/Invoke and 'WndProc,' and the use of parameters to P/Invokes ... then great, but, if your goal is to make progress in .NET and WinForms or WPF, then there are other techniques you can use to create an input field that only accepts numeric input that do not require getting 'outside the .NET box.' Check out 'MaskedTextBox' and 'NumericUpDown' in WinForms, for example. best, Bill "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it may be necessary from time to time to give a stupid or misinformed beholder a black eye." Miss Piggy"

Hi Thanks för your answer. What do I have to do, to become in the dbo_role. And what is the msdb database, is that the master database. The database I'm using is in a remote server, so what can I than do to define full-text index or can't I. Fia

Hi again :) Do you have any code so I can see what I have to do. I don't know how to submit a page and I don't know how to use a custom handler. I have googled, but havent found anything I can use. Regards Fia

Hi What I'm trying to say it that it doesn't find it, so I can't use it in the code behind. Fia

Easiest way is just to mask the button. Put a rectangle in the same container that is the width/height of the button and make it transparent. When inside grids, etc, order matters - the rectangle should be represented AFTER the button so it is in the foreground. By default, set the visibility to collapsed. When the user clicks, set it to visible until you are done initializing, then collapse it again. It will mask any clicks or UI events but not fudge the UI. <Grid> <Button/> <Rectangle Fill="Transparent"/> </StackPanel> Jeremy Likness Latest Article: Whats in Your Collection? Part 1 of 3: Interfaces Blog: C#er : IMage

fiaolle wrote: when I'm using the wcf service I'm getting the error Thanks. It wasn't clear (to me) when you were getting the error. fiaolle wrote: the clientaccesspolicy.xml isn't reached. And the clientaccesspolicy.xml is placed in the root I don't see anything indicating a cross-domain issue so I believe that's irrelevant at the moment. I don't think your WCF service is starting. I've never used IIS 5 for WCF (or ASP.NET) so I'm no help with configuration. Maybe Adam's link will help. The error indicates a problem at the time the .SVC file is used, and since your WCF service runs fine on your local IIS server, I don't think there's a problem there. That's why I think there's an IIS configuration issue on the target machine. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

You don't have to be insolent. I have more than one table and combobox, which are doing the same thing. I know I have trouble understanding ADO.NET, that is why I ask questions. Because I don't see the differences and understand wich method I should use in the books I have read. I'm greatefull for the answers you gave me, but now I have to ask somewhere else to answer my questions.

That works if your using SQL Server 2005. Other versions, I recommend using the SQL method. In either case, he wanted to do it just by adding a new DataTabel object to his DataSet, which won.t work at all. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic