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private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Point mid = new Point(Width / 2, Height / 2); Cursor.Position = new Point(this.Left + mid.X, this.Top + mid.Y); } Happy Coding...

BillWoodruff wrote: Of more interest, and something I actually intend to explore, is what happens when have compound structures with KeyValue pairs, and both Key and Value Types are complex classes, not just ValueTypes. It depends, it calls Equals(T other) when IEquatable<T> is implemented (in that type or a base class), regular Equals otherwise which might default to Object.Equals, in that case it uses Reference Equality for reference types and Bitwise Equality for value types (that's how the official documentation puts it), which could be restated as "always bitwise equality, so if you give it a reference it's bitwise equality on the reference itself" (that might help a person who thinks in pointers, it would probably confuse someone who thinks in objects). The code where it tests to see which case it's in and then makes an EqualityComparer uses a lot of reflection, by the way. Thanks for inviting me by the way, but I've found that jungles aren't my thing, so I don't think I'll do anything with that..

Hadn't thought of Where - good point! The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)

very very useful!!! thanks a lot

I don't have Office 2010, so I can't test against that. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak

Thks a lot

Happy to hear that. Thank You Jibesh V P

I know how to use Reflection. I also know when and when not to use Reflection. The problem you posted earlier can be solved with Reflection, but it is by far not the best solution. I thought that I and the other responders had already given you better ways to do it. If, on the other hand, you just want to experiment with Reflection and see how it can be used to do what you're doing with code that isn't yours, then what you have is fine (once you fix it). On yet another hand, to run a console application I use my ProcessCommunicator[^]

You get perfectly the point! Very helpful Thanks a lot

See some of these answers[^]; this DLL comes with MS Office, so you need that installed on the target system. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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Mycroft Holmes wrote: NEVER to use Office products in a solution to a clients problems. Sage advice. :thumbsup: One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

Thanks, I note that using "New Solution Folder" you can add in project and can be used only at higher level than project. The folder is not really created in the HD. The name of solution folder can not use special characters such as "#" (strange... If I add a Folder I can...) using "New Folder" can be used inside a project and can contain files. The directory is really created in the HD and you can use special character such as "#" Obviously :( I needed a mixed solution.. I need to use special character and I should contain project.. Not lucky...

yes sorry my error F[2] must be 1. Yes is solve it. The only error is for F[1] should be 0 and not -1. Is it more efficient Linq or BinarySearch?

OK, but why?

Yes really there is a reason, the example was a very simplify version of may real problem. Anyway I appreciate your answer