Rick,
I guess I am really unclear to what a mouse map is. I am familiar however, with add the original image to a form. So, once I save the original image via photoshop, how is this saved within vb.net as a mouse map?
Thanks!
ThatRickGuy! This is exactly what I am looking for, however, I am not clear on how to get the coordinates to work with the Mouse events. I have a jpg image of my map but don't know how to paste it.
Thanks
Consider that you have a map ud the US, and you want to hotspots if you will for each state on the map. Each hotspot will have a cooresponding 'lablel' informing the person where they can obtain support for their state. How can this be done via an image withing .NET?
I know part of it is now...
Well in my case I want the data, say from an invoice. I want to extract all account information for a customer who is being sent their invoice via pdf. What I want to be able to do with perl, is to validate the information on the form is correct before sending it.
I am sure perl can do this...
One last thing, how would I incorporate this into my script. I mean, these values are store in $output, whereas I was call this command via system()
Many Thanks!
Ok, here is the deal. I am able to run the system() command in the shell successfully. However, when running this via the script, the results are null, meaning there is no log file. Is there a way to tell perl to wait until system() command completes between each iteration?
George that worked! This time it run with no error, except my expect output was not written the file specified at the end of command line utility. Is there a way to get the results?
Thanks!
George, please see the script below:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use DBI;
use Data::Dumper;
# Connect to Oracle database, making sure AutoCommit is
# turned off and potential errors are raised.
#Configurations
my $log_dir = "tmp";
my $log_file = "err_user_log.txt";
$ENV{PATH} =...
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