Member 2264329 21-Apr-09 1:13 21-Apr-09 1:13 Hi I have made a report to print a Bill. Every thing is working properly but Hight of Table varries according to the no of items.

Jun 20, 2012 A SaveFileDialog control is used to save a file using Windows Save File Dialog. Rapidshare Stronghold 3. A typical Save File Dialog looks like Figure 1 where you can see Windows. VB.Net SaveFileDialog Control. Let's save the text entered into a rich text box by the user using the save file dialog box. I am writing an MFC C++ application that has a Save As button for saving a.txt file to the disc. With it I am trying to add an extra verification for file.

I m putting Partnos, description, qty, rate, total in TABLE BODY section. I have used footer section of TABLE control for tax and total amount display. I have fixed 8 rows/ page. When 8 rows r in report Tax comes at right place but when 2 or 3 rows r thier then Tax section comes immediatly after item rows. I want it to come at fix place. PLease help me out this problem.

Thanks in advance.. No quite sure I understand exactly what you mean here, but the chances are the BinaryReader is blocking (eg. Waiting for data to arrive) which is causing your hang. This makes sense, you can't read what hasn't been sent yet. When sending data over a network stream, some buffering is employed too. So writing a single byte to the stream doesn't mean it will be transmitted. The.NET framework will wait until a certain amount of data is present in the stream before sending it.

You can't send single byte network packets out. If you think that might be the problem take a look at flushing the underlying stream. This causes all the data in the buffer to be sent immediately. Also, on something like this, you want to use multithreading. In particular the server will have multiple client connections, each needs to be served by its own thread. It's usual to send the TcpClient which is returned from AcceptTcpClient() to its own thread until the connection is closed.

Without that, your server can only accept one connection at a time - surely not that good for a chat application. Thanks Rob I guess you right, the binaryReader is blocking, but I don't understand why. Its suppose to return null if there is no string to read.

When there is a string that I sent from the client, he reads it and everything is ok, so I don't understand whats going on. As I checked, I don't need to flush, cause sending using binary writer on the client is ok and I am getting it ok at the server. I am using BackgroundWorker to call Chat.ReadLine(), and off course this is only a sample that I am doing to learn a bit, it will not be a real chat application, only academic reasons. (not less important ) Thanks, Ady. Hdv212 20-Apr-09 6:28 20-Apr-09 6:28 Hi I'm using TableAdapterManager to update relational data.

When i insert a master row then insert some child rows and then press update, the following exception occure on UpdateAll method: Concurrency violation: the UpdateCommand affected 0 of the expected 1 records i know solution of this problem is handle BindingSource.AddingNew event of child table, if i using BindingSource (see this link: []), but i don't use BindingSource and my problem is that how to solve this issue without BindingSource?

[Starting with Windows Vista, the Open and Save As common dialog boxes have been superseded by the. We recommended that you use the Common Item Dialog API instead of these dialog boxes from the Common Dialog Box Library.] The Open dialog box lets the user specify the drive, directory, and the name of a file or set of files to open. You create and display an Open dialog box by initializing an structure and passing the structure to the function.

The Save As dialog box lets the user specify the drive, directory, and name of a file to save. Pcb Library Expert Torrent 2017-2017. You create and display a Save As dialog box by initializing an structure and passing the structure to the function. Explorer-style Open and Save As dialog boxes provide user-interface features that are similar to the Windows Explorer. However, the system continues to support old-style Open and Save As dialog boxes for applications that must be consistent with the old-style user interface.