You have to escape the ' in a string literal with a \
Tooltip(true,escape('Benito\'s Taco Shop'),event)
or you could wrap the string in double-quotes instead:
Tooltip(true,escape("Benito's Taco Shop"),event)
hi Raj You can use 12dpi fonts, all your crytal report contents to be printed should be in 12 dpi font. These fonts are added to windows fonts once you install Dot matrix printer drivers. if these fonts are used printing will be faster compared to windows fonts cheers saleem
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hi, i was unable to generate any search results from the site. But i read your code, try removing brackets from the image path you specified.
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You will not get the updated value until ASP.NET maintains viewstate for those controls. What event are you using for creating dynamic controls? It should be created before viewstate is saved.
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In your web.config there might be a line: <sessionState mode="InProc" cookieless="true" /> set cookieless to false and your problem is solved.
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
how about typing "progress bar" in Google's search box? or CodeProject's? :)
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Set a javascript timer to poll a database every few seconds using xmlhttprequest. Use the Document Object Model to insert new text into the browser. You can determine what text is new using a timestamp, hash key, row count, or some combination.
You need to install a keyboard hook (You don't need a low-level hook for your purpose). The first option would be to search and use one of the things already written in C#. (Hint: another user has already given you a link to such an article) Secondly, there are plenty of hooks already written in as DLLs in C++ and you can just use one of those from your C# app after modifying the C++ code to trap the Windows key (0x5B and 0x5C) and ensuring the exported calling convention in the DLL is 'right' for your use. Thirdly, you can read the docs and write your own hook and give me a shock! Now - you've been asking this for a while. Where *exactly* is the problem and what code have you written so far?
Cheers, Rajesh R Subramanian.
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Plus, it works with all languages, doesn't require the .NET framework, etc., :-\
Cheers, Rajesh R Subramanian.
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