Randlathor05

Agree with Momerath. Dont use a windows service to constantly poll the time and deicde if action should be taken, this would chew up resouces for the other 23hours 59mins and 58seconds that your not actually doing anything with the permissions etc. why would you need to control access to …

Have a look at this: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4416/Beginners-guide-to-accessing-SQL-Server-through-C

You can use the built in report control, available via the toolbox in vs. You drag the control on to a form and set its target report to an instance of an .rdlc file. Alternatively you could use crystal reports or SQL server Reporting Services (SSRS) or even a custom …

A WCF service is available via its endpoint. if service a knows service b endpoint it can create a channel via channelfactory and call the service via a proxy. Also, Look into the Discovery binding.

Look into Mono framework... Ultimately if you compile a .net application it references (at a minimum) system.core from the framework. Therefore you need the .net framework installed in order to run it... vote me up if it helped....

I would start with getting your requirements down on paper. Then using these, you need to identify your key classes (nouns), followed by the resposibilities (verbs) of each. Then put together some sample code, and post back here to get answers to more specific questions.... look into UML.

cast it to an int in your code int mynewvalue = (int)txtID.Text + 1

Why not use a direction property, then if collision() is true, you can change direction and decrease the x /y away from the wall?

Look into the following... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc136756.aspx also look at a domain specific language http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/26975/Writing-Your-First-Domain-Specific-Language-Part-1 vote if it helps ya...

fully working example http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/12286/Simple-Client-server-Interactions-using-C vote if it helps ya...

I think you are refering to property accessors. public class myclass { // auto implemented. i.e no backing field public string mystring {get;set;} //or // backing field and seperate get set accessors private string _astring = string.empty; public string astring{ get{ return _astring;} set{ _astring = value;} } } vote …

There are many frameworks that support webcams. xna is one of them. you will need to copy the image from the screen into a bitmap before you serialize into your database. check out this example... http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/2303/WIA-Scripting-and-NET

Sounds like a cross threading issue, look into timercallbacks, and asynchronous processing. Without the actual code its hard to debug a theoretical model...

What about the value member? comboBox1.DisplayMember = "Name"; comboBox1.ValueMember = "Name";

Ill try posting again as the last one is nt showing? you could try formatting times and dates like so... DateTime thisDate1 = new DateTime(2011, 6, 10); Console.WriteLine("Today is " + thisDate1.ToString("MMMM dd, yyyy") + "."); notice the single quotes in the example below... private void MakeDataView() { DataView view …

Cant you calulate this value and add it to your datasource before you bind to the grid?

The first step is to get the image uri into your code. you can do this using a filebrowserdialog and read the selectedpath when the dialog result == ok. Once you have the uri you either create an in memory bitmap and load the image into this structure, and then …

Use Select max(id) from tblemployee , to get the highest id column..