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I've designed a C# game that makes use of an Access .mdb database file to store variables. The basic idea is that one of the players will 'host' a game, and the other player will join said game, by connecting to the database, reading and writing items into the database. …

Log In Failed for User '' The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection Well, that's the full title of my problem. I'm working on a C# program that supposedly could access a database run by SQL Server Express. I know the program works, because it works …

My professor has instructed me to make a simple project that requires the use of a database server on one computer, so that another can connect to it. If my program makes a change in the database, the other program is updated automatically. As in, it is updated as soon …

Okay, so I have two arrays: [CODE]public int[] start = new int[21] { 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 14 }; public int[] end = new int[21] { 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, …

I've created a class called Piece, which I used to create a 2D array in my main program. This is the class: [CODE]namespace GG { class Piece { public int rank; public int player; } }[/CODE] And is instantiated in my main program like so: [CODE] namespace GG { public …

I'm working on a C# project that requires a lot of buttons, but most of the buttons do mostly the same thing, with simple variations on the number to be passed. Here's what I've done so far: [CODE]public void setPieceOne(int x) { if (pressStartFlag == 0) { pressStartFlag = 1; …

See, I have a board game with a 2D array acting as the board. There are number in the 2D array, and should a number be placed (by the player) in a spot in the 2D array where a number already resides, the following can happen: > If the residing …

I'm not sure how to describe this in the title, so it may be misleading. Basically, I want to change the image of a LOT of buttons. And when I say a lot, I mean 93 of them. So obviously, this approach: [CODE]btnSinglePlay.BackgroundImage = Image.FromFile(buttonN);[/CODE] would take too long, since …

Uh, hi. I tried this code to change the background images of buttons, but it never seems to get past the 'if (Cntrl is Panel)' part [CODE]foreach (Control Cntrl in this.pnlDeadPcs.Controls) { if (Cntrl is Panel) { foreach (Control C in Cntrl.Controls) { if (C is Button) { MessageBox.Show("In if …

The Board Game I have in mind is Game of the Generals. It's somewhat similar to Stratego, but I'll just give a quick description of the game; every piece has a rank from Private all the way up to 5-star general, as well as a Spy and a Flag. The …

Hi there! I'm an IT student, doing a final project of some sort for my college, a board game called "Game of the Generals" (something similar to Stratego). I've done some work in C# using Visual Studio 2005, but my experience told me C# is a rather poor language to …

I've got a program, a board game, that plays over LAN. I used Asynchronous sockets to connect the server and the client, so that the server won't hang until the client responds. The game flow would be like this: Player A starts server by typing in a Port number Player …

I'm working on a game version of Game of the Generals (board game). Basically, it plays like checkers, but I wanted to add multiplayer functionality, with an additional chat function. A player starts a server, another player on another PC (in the same network) starts a client, client connects to …

Hi, guys. I'm making a game for a capstone project. It's a board game, that requires two human players to play over LAN. Since I am the only person on this project, I decided not to include singleplayer vs. AI (I might not finish it in time). So, I researched …

I usually do this, in say, form1. What happens when I click a button, form1 passes two values to hostGameForm(), which is name, and colo. [CODE]frmGameServe hostGameForm = new frmGameServe(name, colo); hostGameForm.ShowDialog();[/CODE] Now, for this to work, frmGameServe must be modified to accept two values. So I put in string …

You mean, the title of the Group Box has to have two different font colors? I'm not entirely sure that's possible.

I have a finished program that I want to deploy to another computer. My professors told me an installer is required, so I tried my best to research, and came up with this: [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcue0jo41AM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcue0jo41AM[/URL] That was a tutorial video, (he used Visual Studio 2008) and I tried to follow it …

I've written a sales and inventory program in C# that makes use of SQL Server, because I've heard it functions well over LAN connections (haven't tried it yet). I've... let's say... hardwired the my connection string into the program. I have a notepad connection.ini file that has the connection string, …

Okay, so I'm doing an e-commerce website for my school project. Basic run down of the cycle is that the user logs in, views items, adds the items that he likes to his shopping cart, and checks out the items at the shopping cart. Now, for the the add to …

I've constructed an inventory program that relies on a database for information. Previously, I've used Access 2007, because it is easy and n00b friendly. Unfortunately, I'm not so sure Access can handle the requirements (Multiple simultaneous users over a LAN connection). So I switched to SQL Server 2005 Express. And …

Let me begin by introducing my gaming style. I am in no way a hyper-competitive type of gamer with the sole purpose of making my enemies submit a "GG" before logging off. So if that's your definition of a hardcore gamer, then I'm afraid I'm not one. I love games …

Played the original StarCraft when I was in my Gradeschool. It was a fun game. I'm not a master, or "pro" gamer, but I was pretty good, at least by my standards. High school came in, and I had to leave the game for a while. When I got back, …

I am doing a Quiz Generator / Viewer project, which requries the use of a database for the numerous questions the teacher has to put in, as well as the user names, passwords, etc. I used Microsoft Access (2000, I think) because I found it easier to use. For the …

I'm a newbie C# programmer, and I would like to ask for help on this error. I was trying to get a button to change its image when it is clicked, a task that sounds so simple, I know, but whenever I run the program and click said button, it …