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How to set "SpecialBuild" VersionInfo in C#/VS.NET?
Posted by Daniel Redman at 3/21/2004 9:20:43 PM
I'm searching all over for how to set the "FileVersionInfo.SpecialBuild" property for my C# app from the VS.NET IDE/build environment, and all I can see is how to read the property from an external app file. I need to set this string in order to embed licensing info for an auxiliary DLL to read....more >>


Modeless Dialog using Win32 API, Tab works backwards??! HELP!
Posted by Martin Platt at 3/21/2004 3:51:07 PM
Hi I have an application that uses .NET, but allows it to pass in a window handle, a window title, else it uses the active window as the parent window. The code works, apart from the fact that using the TAB key tabs through the controls in reverse, and, if I then use Shift+TAB, they go in the opp...more >>

Find OS installed partition
Posted by Arr S at 3/21/2004 12:31:08 AM
Hi I am developing a dll in C#. This has to find the root directory(partition) in which the currently running Operating System is installed. Is there a way to do it and how Thanks in advance Arr S...more >>

c# postbuild event
Posted by Ahmet at 3/20/2004 11:28:50 AM
Hi All, I have an c# application including lots of different dll projects. On project options, I have coded a postbuild event script shown below to gather all my files in different project in one path after successfull build. copy $(TargetPath) Y:\CommonFiles\$(TargetFileName) after buil...more >>

URGENT: How can I avoid my SOURCE CODE from DECOMPILERS like Anakrino9??
Posted by chang cocho at 3/18/2004 3:00:42 PM
I'm scare because using Anakrino9 I was able to DECOMPILE my PROJECT. I have been working on it for a year now and it's too unfair that anybody out threr will be able to DECOMPILE my APP what can I do??? Thanks ...more >>

nmake tool
Posted by Patrice Scribe at 3/16/2004 8:51:03 PM
I would like to say that a DLL is dependent upon all the source files found in a particular directory and below. For now it lloks like I must list each and eavery subdir that contains a dependent source file. How can I do that ? -- ...more >>

tap and hold event
Posted by Salazaar at 3/16/2004 4:05:07 PM
Hi, I am trying to create a custom control using the .net framework sdk. I want a context menu to popup when the control is clicked. Right now, the context menu pops up only when the user taps and holds the stylus for a while. How do I make this happend when the control is clicked instead of t...more >>

Need help with license compiler
Posted by DI at 3/15/2004 5:59:13 PM
I want to use command line tools (csc.exe, lc.exe) to compile a C# program that uses licensed classes from custom assemblies. If I use classes from just one assembly, everything works fine. - Csc.exe compliles my source into an EXE - lc.exe creates a .licenses file and - csc.exe embeds ...more >>



help with getting tags for SlickEdit
Posted by Seaxouri at 3/15/2004 11:21:05 AM
Greetings I am a newbie to C# and .NET, but I am a long term C/C++ coder by trade I started working on a side project that is written in C# using .NET. I do not use Visual NET... I use SlickEdit v7.01. I would like to add tagging information for common namespaces, like System, etc.. but the only...more >>


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