Richard MacCutchan wrote: So you want us to guess a) what your code is doing, and b) what errors occur. I've explained everything about my code. I'm just asking about why the sql queue up. By the way, thank you very much. At least you teach me async and await technique. And I appreciate that. I'm not good at programming, so maybe I'll ask you something again. See ya. :thumbsup:

Absolutely yes. You can keep the dll anywhere you want including the GAC where it could be shared across many applications. Apps - Color Analyzer | Arctic | XKCD | Sound Meter | Speed Dial

Midnight Ahri wrote: I found it here[^] Documented on MSDN[^]. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

What you are looking for, as the above poster pointed out, is Collision Detection, you should be able to find plenty of sources on it, I will list a few: Collision Detection[^] on wikipedia (theory) Testing for Collisions[^] on MSDN, this is for (the now unsupported) XNA Framework Pacman in C# (map & collision detection)[^] A question here in CodeProject C# Game Programming for Teens[^] In this book you will follow the chapters to make a 2D Dungeon Crawler. Chapter 4 deals with collision detection EDIT: If you are using sprites (which I guess is the case) you have to check if the object's rectangle intersects with any other object's rectangle, take into account that the rectangle also counts the transparent pixels of your sprite. You could do your own way of checking for an intersection between two rectangles, but you can use the IntersectsWith[^] method. If your object is non-player controlled, it most likely has a velocity, so you can predict the collision by calculating the coordinates for the next iteration and checking for intersections with those coordinates. Example: Player controlled object: public class PlayerObject { public Point Location {get; set;} public Size ObjectSize (get; set;} public Rectangle Bounds {get; set;} public PlayerObject(Point loc, Size objSize) { Location = loc; ObjectSize = objSize; Bounds = new Rectangle(Location.X, Location.Y, Location.X + Size.Width, Location.Y + Size.Height); } //Collision detection

I was able to solve it using a timer that randomly click the movable button in 5 second and it worked. Thank you very much for the help guys. :laugh:

parths wrote: The typecast operation assumes that the object is of type or subclasses from the target type. Actually no, it could be that the (static) type of a has an explicit conversion to string.

Location, possibly; but the Dutch aren't the only ones with strict privacy-laws. No monitoring here without consent. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^] They hate us for our freedom![^]

Probably a bit late now, but the normal way to do this is to intercept the character before it makes it into textbox rather than trying to alter it once its there. To do this, you want to intercept the WM_CHAR message (either by hooking the event KeyPress at form level of overriding a virtual OnKeyPress(Or similiar?) in a class deriving from TextBox. Then check the character and if its in the range a-z alter it to be A-Z (By subtracting 32 simplest way if ASCII). edit: That is of course assuming this is Winforms, an assumption I may have jumped on too soon as Bob mentions above. Regards, Rob Philpott.

Good guess! :) A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak

Hi Bill, The new job is just an ordinary job (business based) that pay me every month. Actually I don't really care about how much they raise my salary. I'd be glad to explain, Where I am now { Working as a programmer // Using VB.Net & SQL Server 2008 Bad management of IT // This company have only 3 programmer, all my senior had resigned, then they hire two new programmer. The first programmer handle Sales. The second programmer handle Warehouse Management. And me, I handle Marketing Communication, Customer Relationship Management, Coupon and Lottery Program and other. I have 10 projects right now, at the same time I've told to edit 4 projects. I asked my manager to hire more programmer for me, he refused (and said 10 is good, if you can handle more, it's better) I'm 20 years old, 1 year here and handle 10 projects. Both new programmer was 27 3 months here and they handle only one. Yes I never dissapoint them, but it's not the reason to give a lot of projects. Salary // If I told you how much is it, you'll tell me to resign today. Prospect // I'm not interested, they didn't raise employee position. They hire and put someone in a better position. If I'm 30 now, I'm still a programmer. } New job { No IT position for me // This is the reason I'm confuse and post this in Code Project. I love IT, I love being a programmer and I'm proud of it. Why // I don't know what position he will put me in, but I'm sure I can do it although I don't know how good their system and management. It's not MLM company, and I'm interested in their prospect, useful and trustable employee had a chance being promoted and paid by % of income. For example my cousin, promoted as a director of one of his company and paid half from income. I'm not sure whether he is still called an employee. But my cousin fully in charge of that company now. } Additional : He said, if I'm interested to work for him, he'll evaluate my skill and attitude whether I'm suitable to handle his company. Tha's why I don't know what division he will put me in. The new job is better right? Sorry for bad english, and thank you for the reply, Ahri

Public key encryption solves the 'key in the vault' problem. Any situation where a key can't be exchanged securely offline first (which is most internet apps) means that you need a public key encrypted key exchange process to create an encrypted channel.

i've tried it and i got something like 50E549A6XXXX. thank you very much. :laugh:

Yes, of course! All you have to do is add the appropriate code to the DataTables in the DataSet.Tables property. Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water

Not exactly. The splash form is another form that could load on a separate thread. Example - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa446493.aspx[^]. Build your own survey - http://www.factile.net

You're welcome! :laugh: Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water

You must install Windows Phone 7.5. It's a good start! Regards :-D Christian Amado MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA DCE 0★ 1★ 2★ 3★ 4★ 5★ Bronze level MVA Olimpia ☆ ★★★

actually i'm asking why when i convert an image into byte array and get the length, i gain byte size of the image, but the size always bigger than the real image 10-50KB. you are right about compression dave, thank you. :laugh:

Pictures can't be limited in file-size by loading them; you can't load half a picture and decide that you had enough, since it would be only half-a-picture. Load the image, resize it (width and height), reduce colors, save it in a different format; those are ways to reduce the file-size. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

10 Mb will remain just that, unless you use a CompressionStream. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: