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Controlling USB devices from C# Posted by Miguel Gómez at 11/25/2007 11:01:32 AM Hi, every body!
I would want to know, if is there any way to control an USB device ( a code
bar reader, for example) connected to the PC, using C# code (or VB). I must
be able, for example, to disable reading, and, depending on the bussiness
logic, enable it again, using C# or VB code.
Does...more >>
Process.Start("filename.xlsx") never returns Posted by David Thielen at 11/20/2007 3:43:01 PM Hi;
This is for a C# Excel AddIn. Because it is an AddIn to C# I do not have
control over setting the threading model.
When my AddIn creates a report and calls Process.Start(filename), it works
fine if the file is a docx file. But if it is an xlsx file the method never
returns.
In my ...more >>
2005 VB.Net application under 2003 Posted by Radhakrishna k.v.n.r at 11/14/2007 10:58:00 PM Hi all,
I am currently creating an application in VB.Net under Visual studio 2005. I
am having a doubt the whether these application will run under Visual studio
Dot net 2003 or not. Because i have used the methods which are not available
in Dotnet 2003. Please give me the solution....more >>
x64 and .net access to registry keys Posted by javatopia at 11/7/2007 8:12:02 AM Hello,
I have a .NET windows service application built on an 32-bit XP Pro system
that I am trying to install on a 64-bit XP Pro system.
This service needs to write in to the HKLM/Software registry key, not the
HKCU key because it is a system extension that is intended for Win2003
deplo...more >>
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