With difficulty ;P Your best bet would be to embed a media player like the Windows Media Player control thingy in your application (just drop the control on the form) and use that, otherwise you'll have to deal with decompressing the video, converting it to a displayable format, drawing it on the form, as well as dealing with trying to optimize it so that the video displays in it's realtime. At least with an embedded control then the majority of stuff is native code and will be faster and also the drawing will be done by Win32 rather than GDI+ so will be faster as well. You could do what you want if you know how to decode the video but it probably won't be displayed in realtime. Sorry to burst your bubble :sigh: Ed

Ok for the control. What about the backgroung image ? How can I resize it ? Best Regards youssef

:) //////////////////////////////////////// CheckBox[] CheckBox1 = new CheckBox[8]; for (int i = 0; i < CheckBox1.Length; i++) { CheckBox[i].ID = "CHECKBOX_CAM_" + i.ToString().Trim(); } /////////////////////////////////////// ... public string GetCheckBoxText(int x) { return CheckBox[x].Text; } public bool[] GetChecked() { bool[] a = new bool[8] for () { ... } return a; } ASP.NET C# VB VC & SQL Windows APP ...

In the class level : Point p = new Point(this.button1.Location.X,this.button1.Location.Y); In the mouse down event : void form1_mousedown() { //Write some code to add the point p to the config file ,Ican't remember how right now. this.p = new Point(-e.X,-e.Y); } In the mouse move event : void form1_mousemove() { if (e.Button == MouseButtons.Left) { Point mousepos = Control.MousePosition; mousepos.Offset(this.p.X,this.p.Y); this.button1.Location = mousepos; } }

You can add any object as an item to a ComboBox, and to display it, the ComboBox calls the object's ToString method. So, create a MyComboItem class that contians two (or more) properties, Text and Tag, and override ToString to return the contents of the Text property. When you get an item from the ComboBox's Items collection, don't forget to do the appropiate cast. -- LuisR Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix - Chihuahua, Mexico Not much here: My CP Blog!

thanks youssef

Hi, yeah alex is right... check for TabIndex and make sure of the selected tab index in the control box.... Suman

If you already have this in a byte[] array, too, you can use Array.Copy (inheritted by your byte[] thanks to hook-ups in the CLR) to pass the start index or even the index into the destination array at which you want to write the new array (the array elements must first exist). This is common throughout the .NET BCL for classes that deal with buffers like this. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog]

As we've discussed in this board before, you should P/Invoke any one of various native functions like InternetCheckConnection: public bool Connected { get { return InternetCheckConnection("http://www.codeproject.com", 0, 0); } } [DllImport("wininet.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Auto, SetLastError=true)] static extern bool InternetCheckConnection(string url, int flags, int reserved); You can also use this and similar functions defined in the WinInet library to force connections. Look-up that function in the MSDN Library[^] and you'll find more options with other similar functions. The pure .NET-way is just to request a network resource and handle SocketException or WebException (often times the SocketException is an inner-exception). This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog]

youssef wrote: I would like to change the UK langage by FRENCH langage. How can I do that ? While there are articles here on Code Project, I would suggest you read Globalizing and Localizing Applications[^] within MSDN. This should get you started, if you have further questions, post again. - Nick Parker My Blog | My Articles

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Why this code doesn't working ? Is it correct ? using system.net; System.Net.WebRequest req = null; System.Net.WebResponse rsp = null; try { req = System.Net.WebRequest.Create("http://200.100.100.100/econtrol.html?P8=t"); req.Method = "POST"; req.Timeout = 5000; } catch (Exception ex2) { string sErr = "Cannot connect to Internet. " + ex2.Message; } youssef

Have you found a calendar for your application? I'm looking for the same! Thank you! Jordi "Catalonia is not Spain"

Hi, I have an ACCESS DB (.mdb) generate by an Automation. Now, I would like to: 1/ Copy all datas from the ACCESS DB in my SQL Database. I using DTS. All are working. But, after copying, I would like at each time a new record is inserted in the ACCESS DB, I copy this Record in my SQL DATABASE (synchronize the SQL DATABASE). For this, I create LINKED SERVERS for the ACCESS DB (Named LOG). In my SQL DATABASE, I create a VIEW that read one TABLE from LOG (linked ACCESS DB). Now, I would like to create a TRIGGER from this VIEW for retrieve each INSERT and copy this insert in my SQL DATABASE. Please find the CODE below : CREATE TRIGGER trgLog on [dbo].[VIEW_LOG] INSTEAD OF INSERT AS BEGIN declare @Log_Date datetime, @Log_Input smallint, @Log_Level smallint, @Log_Milliseconds smallint, @Log_Output smallint, @Log_Panel smallint, @Log_Response smallint, @Log_Status smallint set @Log_Date ='05/07/2004 00:00:00' set @Log_Input =1 set @Log_Level =1 set @Log_Milliseconds =1 set @Log_Output =1 set @Log_Panel =1 set @Log_Response =1 set @Log_Status =1 exec InsertLog @Log_Date,@Log_Input, @Log_Level,@Log_Milliseconds, @Log_Output,@Log_Panel, @Log_Response,@Log_Status END So in this code I Insert a test message after hat a select "insert". But when I refresh my SQL DATABASE, I see nothing whereas I the ACCESS DATABASE the AUTOMATION insert record. Can You Help me about that ? Best Regards youssef

yes, if you want. I have been developed an automation that controls many device for telecoms with some GUI. Since always, I used the protocol series for the communication but recently, Ethernet connection is available and allows more control that a serialport(depends on speed d'exécution, the lenght of the datas) and allows also a profit in serialport connections with the servers connected to the system. Best Regards youssef

ok thanks a lot. The error is a nullexecption in my client. Now all are working. Best Regards youssef

You are right . :)

There was an article and base class in an issue of msdn magazine for RS232 communications in .Net. I am currently using this class with great success however no for modems but multiple serial devices. There is modem specific functionality within it though. http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/NETSerialComm/default.aspx Should be fine with licencing issues as well.

You have right. youssef