Are you using some IDE? It would be helpful if you could give some error reports and I think I could think of one. Now, that would be newNumber and myNumber. Are those supposed to be the same? I think so. :^)
I came, saw, and then coded.
Are you using some IDE? It would be helpful if you could give some error reports and I think I could think of one. Now, that would be newNumber and myNumber. Are those supposed to be the same? I think so. :^)
I came, saw, and then coded.
I have found something here after a short google: http://bytes.com/groups/net-vb/381325-2gb-memory-limit[^] Apperantly .Net can only use maximum of 2GB because of two user modes which do split the total memory. ... so I got it. And yeah, 4GB on a 32Bit Windows actually is only 3GB total. I don't know why Windows swallows one. :confused:
I came, saw, and then coded.
No problem, great minds think alike. :-D
I came, saw, and then coded.
OK, I have my doubts that you actually have a problem here but this could be a solution if you really want to code something ... Now this idea I already has been mentioned. But I shall explain it a bit deeper and I would like to call it the Google Map approach. It is about cutting the big monster image into smaller pieces, store those pieces on the HDD as temporary files and only load those that are within the view. Which means you will require some sort of zooming function too. Also you will have to calculate the actual visible pixel in the view and the pixel of your image pieces you use. I think this way you could determine whether an image downsize could help. Of course the downsize only will happen to the loaded pieces in the RAM, neither the original nor the cut version on the HDD. If they apply a filter then you should load all the image pieces from HDD, process them and save back. There may occur some lag because of the image loading time from HDD but hey, they want to work with monster images! However, this approach is some sort of streaming which means you really only load that what you need to work with and not the entire thing. I never coded it before but I think Google did. :^)
I came, saw, and then coded.
Oh, yes, the tabs you have mentioned. How much RAM do they have? 3GB RAM plus Virtual Memory, may still be enough. Have a look at the Virtual Memory, if that fills up then you have a problem.
I came, saw, and then coded.
Why is 1GB memory a problem? Are you talking about RAM memory? :confused:
I came, saw, and then coded.
awaldro wrote:
I'm working with scanned images. My users believe (incorrectly) that to get a good scan they need to work at 1000 dpi. Scanning an entire page yields a 250 MB image.
If I may ask, what is on their pages that would require such a resolution? The last time I scanned with such a resolution, I could count almost every single atom! If you know what I mean. :omg:
Rupaa wrote:
How to open a new File on a Button click such as an Application file.
To do anything on a button click you will require event processing. If you want to open a file specified by the user, so you need only a file path in string format, you could use OpenFileDialog. If you want to open a file, so actually access it, which would mean you want its information. You can use some .Net's classes inside of the System.IO namespace. They are ending with 'reader'. So what type of file access do you need? If you want just only to execute a certain assembly executable, then I guess Process.Start(fileName) should be fine. ... I hope this helps! :-\
Oh, never mind! I got it! $.$
Mostafa&Messi wrote:
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So what's your problem then? It doesn't sound so bad! :confused:
Yeah, I have to wonder about things like that too. People doing such a funny are not really working for some software house, right? Don't get me wrong! I just trying to understand my own market value here, before I actually apply myself for some position.