I wanted to create the computer controlled r/c car but i dont have a little camera or wifi thing for it so what else could i do that would be cool to use for the computer with no cost
Is the anything cool i can create with no cost using the program microsoft visual basic 2005 express edition?
You can develop pretty much anything in Express Edition for yourself - one of the main limitations of Express is that you can't create programs that are optimized to be deployed widely, like a published software program. But as far as raw coding, you are not limited from developing any particular kind of software. Web sites like http://www.pscode.com/ have lots of sample projects and code for all kinds of applications.
Reply:check http://www.pscode.com for great source code samples of all kinds of projects.
Reply:Yes-there's a couple of starter kits that come with the Express edition.
I organized my DVD collection using the Amazon enabled DVD collection project that I downloaded from the Microsoft website.
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
XNA Game Studio and c# 2008?
This is kind of a stupid question and its obvious it might but i want to make sure. Will XNA game studio work with visual c# express 2008? IT requires 2005 and i figured since 2008 is a newer version above that it should work, will it?
XNA Game Studio and c# 2008?
It doesn't work with c# express 2008 yet. It will in the future though.
XNA Game Studio and c# 2008?
It doesn't work with c# express 2008 yet. It will in the future though.
What code is used to open a file (pdf., doc., .pps, etc.) in Visual Basic 2005 Express?
How can I use button 1, for example, to view a PDF file about SR?"
Private Sub Button1_Click (Byval...)Handles Button1.Click
System.IO.File.Open(File path)
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or whatt? Even if true, how to write the file path? I write:
"C://Documents and Settings/..." and it tells me "System.IO.File.Open" can't take this number off arguments?
What code is used to open a file (pdf., doc., .pps, etc.) in Visual Basic 2005 Express?
A file path is not written:
C://Documents and Settings/myDoc.pdf
Instead, it should be written:
C:\Documents and Settings\myDoc.pdf
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What file types can the System.IO.File object open?
Are you quite sure that it can open a .pdf file?
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The quick and easy way to open a .pdf file is to use the web browser control . This assumes that both IE and the Acrobat Reader are installed on the target system. Just use the Navigate method of the control with the PDF filename as the parameter and you're there.
Note that you may have to add the web browser control to your project, by accessing the COM Components tab on the toolbox. (SEE below.)
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Here is another way to read pdfs.
Right click on any of the tabs in your toolbox, and click choose items. (Just make sure you have a version of Adobe Reader installed before starting.) When the dialog box pops up click the 'Com Components' tab. Next, pick the 'Adobe PDF Reader' COM component. Click OK, and you should now see an 'Adobe PDF Reader' control in your toolbox. Click this, and drag it to your VB form.(you may need to resize it, usually appears very small).
Now in order to read any pdf, you need only alter the 'src' property of the control—either in code or in the designer. When you run the program you should be able to view the pdf doc in the VB form. You should have access to most of the options you get in Adobe Reader.
Here is how you would alter the 'src' property in code:
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
AdobeReader.src = "C:\mydoc.pdf"
End Sub
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Private Sub Button1_Click (Byval...)Handles Button1.Click
System.IO.File.Open(File path)
"
or whatt? Even if true, how to write the file path? I write:
"C://Documents and Settings/..." and it tells me "System.IO.File.Open" can't take this number off arguments?
What code is used to open a file (pdf., doc., .pps, etc.) in Visual Basic 2005 Express?
A file path is not written:
C://Documents and Settings/myDoc.pdf
Instead, it should be written:
C:\Documents and Settings\myDoc.pdf
_________________
What file types can the System.IO.File object open?
Are you quite sure that it can open a .pdf file?
_________________
The quick and easy way to open a .pdf file is to use the web browser control . This assumes that both IE and the Acrobat Reader are installed on the target system. Just use the Navigate method of the control with the PDF filename as the parameter and you're there.
Note that you may have to add the web browser control to your project, by accessing the COM Components tab on the toolbox. (SEE below.)
____________-
Here is another way to read pdfs.
Right click on any of the tabs in your toolbox, and click choose items. (Just make sure you have a version of Adobe Reader installed before starting.) When the dialog box pops up click the 'Com Components' tab. Next, pick the 'Adobe PDF Reader' COM component. Click OK, and you should now see an 'Adobe PDF Reader' control in your toolbox. Click this, and drag it to your VB form.(you may need to resize it, usually appears very small).
Now in order to read any pdf, you need only alter the 'src' property of the control—either in code or in the designer. When you run the program you should be able to view the pdf doc in the VB form. You should have access to most of the options you get in Adobe Reader.
Here is how you would alter the 'src' property in code:
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
AdobeReader.src = "C:\mydoc.pdf"
End Sub
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How to open an outer file in a Visual Basic 2005 Express file?
I mean, that, if for example I want to open a PDF file in My Documents by a button or Yahoo! mail by a link label, what code is needed?
Sure, it's not File.ShowDialog(url:C://Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\PDF1.pdf)
How to open an outer file in a Visual Basic 2005 Express file?
file.open("location")
Sure, it's not File.ShowDialog(url:C://Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\PDF1.pdf)
How to open an outer file in a Visual Basic 2005 Express file?
file.open("location")
How do I make applications run independantly of Visual Studio 2005?
I've been writing some C and C++ programs with it, but when I run the program by clicking on the .exe file, the console window closes as soon as the program ends, instead of letting me see the output. When run from inside VS, it ends with the "Press any key to continue . . . "
Do I need to add extra code, or what else can I do to have it run normally?
How do I make applications run independantly of Visual Studio 2005?
Your code ...is... running normally. It's a console program. Since you're double clicking on the exe (and not running from console), a console window opens up, the program runs, and the console window closes down.
So the correct way is to open up a console window yourself and run the program from there.
A kludge for development purposes is to ask for user input. You aren't actually going to do anything with the input, but by asking for input, the program window is forced to stay open. Something like cin.get() will do the trick (part of iostream) (http://cppreference.com/cppio/get.html ).
Reply:In Borland C/C++, the right way would be to call the getchar() function. You must include conio.h in order to call this function, but Visual C++ does not offer support for this function.
Another way would be to use sleep(time) where time is an integer that represents the amount of time to sleep (in miliseconds). Include time.h for this to work.
hamper
Do I need to add extra code, or what else can I do to have it run normally?
How do I make applications run independantly of Visual Studio 2005?
Your code ...is... running normally. It's a console program. Since you're double clicking on the exe (and not running from console), a console window opens up, the program runs, and the console window closes down.
So the correct way is to open up a console window yourself and run the program from there.
A kludge for development purposes is to ask for user input. You aren't actually going to do anything with the input, but by asking for input, the program window is forced to stay open. Something like cin.get() will do the trick (part of iostream) (http://cppreference.com/cppio/get.html ).
Reply:In Borland C/C++, the right way would be to call the getchar() function. You must include conio.h in order to call this function, but Visual C++ does not offer support for this function.
Another way would be to use sleep(time) where time is an integer that represents the amount of time to sleep (in miliseconds). Include time.h for this to work.
hamper
I would like to install the Visual Studio 2005 in a different hd partition from windows how can I do that?
I´ve tried to choose the destination folder but he still requires 1.4 Gb in C: and a few MB in D:. Is there anyway that I can stall at least the Gigantic Framework .NET in D:?
I would like to install the Visual Studio 2005 in a different hd partition from windows how can I do that?
You probably can install some of the Framework on D if you download the Framework 2.0 SDK and the redistributable, install them in advance, and specify as much to the D drive as possible.
Much of the Framework MUST be installed to c:\windows\mirosoft.net (unless your system partition is on D.) This is because these are effectively become system files in Windows Vista, where managed code becomes the native API.
Reply:I think because there is the files need to copy to system folder like Windows/system32 and other file that need place on system folder, like .NET and other server side application.
I would like to install the Visual Studio 2005 in a different hd partition from windows how can I do that?
You probably can install some of the Framework on D if you download the Framework 2.0 SDK and the redistributable, install them in advance, and specify as much to the D drive as possible.
Much of the Framework MUST be installed to c:\windows\mirosoft.net (unless your system partition is on D.) This is because these are effectively become system files in Windows Vista, where managed code becomes the native API.
Reply:I think because there is the files need to copy to system folder like Windows/system32 and other file that need place on system folder, like .NET and other server side application.
How can i downlode visual studio 2005?
for working with C#
How can i downlode visual studio 2005?
U can download it from here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Reply:Only the express edition can be downloaded. Here is the link:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/
Reply:There are two versions:
Express (FREE): http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Or you can purchase a MSDN Subscription and get a DVD or download from http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/
Reply:Or here (there are a few results here):
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html...
How can i downlode visual studio 2005?
U can download it from here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Reply:Only the express edition can be downloaded. Here is the link:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/
Reply:There are two versions:
Express (FREE): http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Or you can purchase a MSDN Subscription and get a DVD or download from http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/
Reply:Or here (there are a few results here):
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html...
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