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I just debugged my latest application, which reads content of txt files and shows them in a DataGrid. Unfortunately, if I debug my script, it is just shown in the Windows Taskbar with the preview of the application, but it does not display on screen. I cannot see it. Can you tell me why?
It is the only application. All my other applications work well.
EDIT: I use own settings for displaying my window. The window position was set to -32000 and -32000. That was my fault. Thank you!
Did you set your forms WindowsState to Minimized , maybe ?
If so change it back to Normal and it will show up.
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I want to know how to create a windows label that looks like this:
I tried to find a tool from the toolbox to create a label looks like that.But couldn't found.
As stated in the comments, that is a GroupBox with two RadioButtons in it:
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Any one seen this before in a C# webbrowser form.
WebBrowser control in WinForms is known for leaking memory. As a solution you can automatically refresh the page from time to time (if that is acceptable for your app) as it frees up consumed resources. Or you can search for alternative workarounds here on StackOverflow, as this problem is well-known and has been thoroughly discussed multiple times.
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All of UWP Samples I have tried to compile and run do not work. They always freeze on splash screen and stay like that. And after shutting them down, I can't run them again because it says System is using the .exe process.
Have you tried to turn off your Anti-Virus?
In my case, Avast sometimes blocks my executable, so I have to disable it.
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I am trying to update a System.Data.SqlServerCe.3.5 database. The trick is that these databases are installed on client's PCs and we need them to upload the database to a web site, the web site then manages the data, then they download the updated database to the client. (Not sure if this is even possible)
Where is the "database" for a System.Data.SqlServerCe.3.5 based windows application? (In access it would be the *.mdb file)
I was able to find the *.sdf file in the roaming folder
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When I plug my laptop into my docking station, I want my external monitor to be the attached, and the primary monitor, positioned on the left hand side.
To do this, I have to go into control panel, open display properties, position the monitors, attach, set to primary, then hit ok.
Is there a way to do this in code???
I'd prefer C# .net 3.5 but I'd settle for anything!
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Use 'Set as primary/default' on your external monitor in display settings. Also use extend my display. I have the same setup at home with my Gateway Vista laptop.
Never tried this before, but see here:
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