Article's author ist definitely more qualified to answer that :-)

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Would the article here: A USB Library to Detect USB Devices[^] at CP provide an acceptable solution to your problem?

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And your question is....

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Hi, Did you try to find out if if any dependencies are missing or are out-of-date? As you may know, your library may be in place while some of its dependencies not. Should you consider to try that, you could use depends.exe from sysinternals

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What is the description for this event in the log? For example, you may have something like this: Event ID: 1000 Event Source: Userenv Description: Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. Return value (1722). ( see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/261007[^] )

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The value for CTRL-Z (^Z) is 26 (decimal). It is often used as an end-of-file marker (DOS). You might also find useful to know that CTRL-A (^A) is 1 and that all the others, i.e. CTRL-B through CTRL-Y characters fall in between (CTRL-B is 2, CTRL-C is 3, and so on). char c[2]; c[0] = (char)26; c[1] = 0; CString cstring; cstring = CString( c);

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I think you have already a list of values and their meanings for servertype in the link I provided. Is this not enough?

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Use the servertype input parameter to filter what you get. See here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370623(VS.85).aspx[^]

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Read the content of the file, modify what you need, write the file back. You cannot modify a line directly in a text file.

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I assume you want to trigger that event during page_load. Why don't you put the code in the event handler in some other method (a new one, which you must implement). Then you call the new method both in the event handler and in handler for page_load?

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if you pass a "pointer to char" to cout, you'll get what starts there in memory until a 0x0 is encounterd (it it is the way null-terminated strings are printed out. Use this instead: cout <<"address of char variable a: "<<(void *)(&a)<<endl;

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You have, I guess, the software requirements,so it's entirely up to you to set the approach to solving your problem.

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Hard to say what is actually causing the owned forms to go behind the owner one. You could try handle the Deactivate event of one of your owned forms and see what the call stack looks like.

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Hard to say from the info you peovided. maybe you should think of some parsers.

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This tutorial[^] might help

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Point desiredPoint = treeView.PointToScreen(cPt); menuStrip.Show(desiredPoint); instead of your last 2 lines

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It seems that you might have problems with mapping datasets to xml's. You can find here[^] excellent code snippets, which will lead you to the correct solution.

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Try to use the System.Web.Mail classes, which make use of Microsoft's Collaboration Data Objects to send emails. Ignore compiler's warning messages for obsolete classes.

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Visual Studio .NET allows you to specify files to be included in a deployment project (whatever your application might be). See details[^].

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There are a lot of tutorials on the topic. You could start very well here[^].

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