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I am currently trying to work on a project in c# in which I want to access/browse the remote drives of a system like a local drive , can anyone help.
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have you tried using "Map a network drive" option in Windows Explorer? it works exactly like u have described, and it doesn't need to use webservice (from the tags u have chosen for the question).
you can programatically map a network drive using http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/90143/Mapping-Network-Drive-using-C
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I have an issue to create a C++ application and C# application those two must have a shared region between them, so both of them can Read/Write from/to this region. if you have any documents/solution can you share it to me?
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using a named pipe so the two processes can communicate (C# server and C++ Client)
you can also see "Sharing Files and Memory" at MSDN.
You can use memory mapped files to communicate between applications, along with mutexs and events to single between applications.
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Currently, I am developing Windows Store Apps. I want to Ask, how to show driving direction in my application?
I want to apps detects current location and I have destination coordinates
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Simple Google search leads me to Driving route path direction with Bing Maps in C#/XAML in a Windows 8 app
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We have a situation where we want to hide network drive suppose "L:"
Can this be achieved through command line or VBScript or C#
You can try to modify the "NoDrive" key in the registry.
This article explains it:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/hide-drives-from-your-computer-in-windows-vista/
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Hi I am working on windows form.
I am displaying the number of running processes across multiple virtual desktops..It is working fine. no problem in that. Please see the image...
Now i want to display the icon of respective process with name.
So can anyone tell me it is possible or not.
If YES then please give some idea. so i can achieve it.
Thanks for helping me.
You can get the icon using Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon
foreach (var process in Process.GetProcesses())
{
var icon = Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon(process.MainModule.FileName);
}
See: Get File Icon used by Shell for more information about icons.
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is possible to extract flv, mp3 .. etc. c# on a site using windows form c#???
how can I do if it is possible??
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Yes - however, don't try using any Windows tools to do it. Instead, use a wrapper around FFMPEG:
Using FFmpeg in .net?
In my testing, FFMPEG is far more useful than Windows Media services and far more reliable.