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I'm attempting to add a Context Menu option to PowerPoint 2010 that only appears when text is selected. Unfortunately the WindowBeforeRightClick event does not seem to fire if the mouse is inside of a TextBox.
Is there a different event I need to be listening to or a better way to add that context menu?
According to the first answer on this Forum-Thread this is an issue that is known to Microsoft, but has not yet been fixed.
We are experiencing the same issue here.
Our current work-around is to use the WindowSelectionChange-Event. However, this will only work if you want to ensure that a TextBox has to be selected, as the SelectionChange-Event will only fire when you select a new shape.
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I Want to create a text box to input the text, that like a "login box" or like a textbox in window form . Help me! Thanks for reading.
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Well, I'm creating a system event in which checks whether a user shared a link.
I did an extensive search, but found nothing about how to verify that the user shared this link.
My website is in C#, I did not find how to check for Code Behind.
use sharer.php because it a code and users can change the code in F12 - Inspect Element, so https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fgoogle.com.br try it and enjoy and good luck
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I'm making a basic calculator on windows forms c#, everything's running the way I need it to, except that I need to know what I can do to show an "error" message on the textbox for the user everytime they press two buttons in a row, instead of having the program crash and not work. Thanks a lot!
You could have a variable in which you hold the last operator was clicked by user and whenever a button is clicked , you check; if it is operator (like + ,- , & ...) and current variable's value is not equal by new one , you update this variable else you could ignore the button clicked.
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There have been others that have asked this question but the common registry setting that was suggested doesn't work any longer. What I would like to do is something similar to StartIsBack that "reinvokes" the code to bring the Start Button/Menu back to Windows 8, or I could replicate the work done similar to the other Windows 8 start button alternatives.
Does anyone know how to programmatically (C++ or C#) reinvoke the start button?
In Win8/2102, Microsoft went through the Windows code to proactively remove all code related to the start button. I doubt you'll find any APIs left over you could use.
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I am trying to implement a CheckBox ComboBox. I followed this link as a reference
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/31105/A-ComboBox-with-a-CheckedListBox-as-a-Dropdown?msg=4152597#xx4152597xx
But there are some problems with this example.
1) After the drop-down list is shown, the very first mouse single-click to change the selected item's check-status always fails to do so, but succeeding single-clicks are fine. It seems the very first single-click is swallowed. I did some trace works but failed to find an answer.
2) The form loses focus when the list opens.