Hi all, do you know any good barcode generator lib? I've found some, including some good CP articles, but they are not enough as I need the maximum number of type of barcodes to cover: 1D and 2D. Any option is welcome: paid or free&opensource. thanks in advance, Marc Soleda
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Hi all, I was wondering yto know what's the best way to implement a service in my webpage that could permit to send SMS about news, etc. - SMS gateway? Any recommendation? - SMS through email? What's the best way? Thanks in advance, Marc Soleda
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The code you wrote changes the password just during the execution of the application. When you starts it again the password is recovered with the one you have in the Tag property. If you one that the change persists then you'll have to store it outside the code and get and set it when you want. Maybe the easiest way would be to store in one of the project settings. For example: My.Settings.Pwd and get it when the application load the main form Marc
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It's changed!!! Debug it and watch the txtPassWord.Tag at the end of the process...
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Most of the customer's I've talked about this, think that it's worthless. They focus on the experience!
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You'd use the Serial Port class[^] included in the System.Io Namespace
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Not the case ... the comments are displayed
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Why not?:confused: It works for me. It generates 2 separate xml files: one for the project and another for the dll.
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Fistly you'd have to enable the generation of the xml file[^]: Go
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Sandcastle[^] combined with Codeplex GUI. It's a great tool!
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2 pages at most. If it's more you might be discarded for not knowing how to summerize it. It has to contain all you grads and professional experience but not in great detail. Marc Soleda
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Into a C++/CLI dll: I can declare a structure variable defined in the library but no access to its elements
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My vote:1 but I've found it interesting!!
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I've done it but I just have access to the struct name and not to its subelements. I mean: In the .h header file: .... public struct S_ERRORS{ unsigned char uHall2; unsigned char uHall1; } ... Inside the VB project, I can declare a S_ERRORS variable but I cannot access to its element: uHall1, uHall2 Is there any way to access to this elements? Thanks in advance, Marc Soleda
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Hi all, I'm developing an application in VB2005.Net 2.0 and I would like to use a C header file that contains many structs that I need in the project. This structs are going to change quite often so I wouldn't like to migrate the structs from the C file to VB code each time that the header file changes. The best thing for me would be to include the '.h' file directly into my project so I could access it directly. Is it possible to do it in any way? Could it be possible to do it encapsulating the '.h' file into a library and then reference it from the VB project? Thanks in advance for any idea you have, Marc Soleda
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Great, it's what I was looking for. Thanks, Marc Soleda
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