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Hello there, I wrote an application using VB and OLE connections to excel.So far everything works fine. But I have problems if I close my application: an excel proces stays in the Process list of windows. This is very annoying, coz when i want to open another workbook from explorer, it hangs. I...

Hello, I am using MDT6 and try to automatically dimension an imported iges file. The command prompt states that blocks should be selected. What am I doing wrong. Are there specific tutorials around? Any tricks are greatly apprectiated stonee

thanks, I took queues, works great. regards, stonee

Hi there, I would like to create a kind of list which can hold different objects created at runtime. (list.write(xxx)) Then i would need an instance of that class and read values from that list out to a self defined time (list.read()). What'a the best approach to do such a thing in c#? thanks...

but the GUI part must be informed somehow, that a message has been arrived. Doing that with delegates and events i guess.But i do not know if an event can take objects with it? thanks again, stonee

Just for my understanding; I have a method in class a, providing a certain information. internal void OnAnswer(object myobject) { myobject.message } and my main class public class Form1 : System.Windows.Forms.Form { private System.Windows.Forms.ListBox listBox1; } what's the...

forget this one, i was not aware of that string can be created with char[] arguments, thanks, stonee

Hi there, I want to split up my app into a GUI part and the some "working" parts behind. Which means to access certain parts of the GUI (e.g. Listbox) and fill it with data generated in nother methods of other classes. For me as a newbie i could maybe imagine some ways to do it, but...

Hi there, What's the best approach to convert a 32byte Char[] Unicode array to a simple string? char Name[0] char Name[1] char Name[2] ... char Name[31] thanks for your help, stonee

found a solution with the System.BitConverter.ToInt32(mybyteArray,4); thanks anyway, stonee

hi there, Just a quickie: Are there classes around to directly convert a 4byte big byte array to an Int32, or do I need to go the manual way? Thanks a lot, stonee

It's an Intel, thanks for your help and comments. I appreciated that a lot! regards, stonee

I guess I'll need to go that way: myclass Data = new myclass(dVal1,dVal2,dVal2); byte[] myByte1 = System.BitConverter.GetBytes((System.Byte)Data.DataPacket.packetInfo.packetHeader.lPacketSize); byte[] myByte2 =...

chiph, I tried what you were suggesting, receive a string with value "12|7|0", exactly what I assumed. size, enum1, enum2. But then the conversion part is not ok, I do not want to have the ascii representation of each digit. I want to have the description of that value in memory...

serializing is not possible within the available system classes of .NET CF. I guess i need to operate with unsafe code, what do u think? First I wanted to use wrapping instead of rewriting the code, Did u made some experiences already with this? please find attached post Thanks a lot again...