Hi i trying to convert these files into eot format. I've found some c++ code for linux, that can do the job, but i need to do this on a windows server. But isn't there a .net implementation that can do the trick?
Hope someone can help me to find a solution
Here is an online converter that is amazing! You can convert fonts to and from almost any format: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator
Hope it helps! :)
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I can't find any Japanese morphological analyzers for C#. Can anyone please suggest one?
I have had experience with Mecab and it works quite well.
You can consume the library in C#: http://pastebin.com/Y1vvE7ZM
Can the windows phone use the .pls format?
I have search the answer on the internet already, but I didn't found it. If somebody know it please write me an something.
I read at here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff462087(v=vs.92).aspx that the WP7 doesn't supported the .pls format, but in this situation How can I use it?
Where Do I have to start?
A Pls file isn't a media codec, it's a play list file, so it wouldn't be listed in the list you've linked to. But no it doesn't support a Pls play list, see the play lists section in Supported Media Codecs.
If you need to support the pls format you'll have to write support for it yourself. A pls file is just a text, so you should be able to parse it easily. See the .Pls Wikipedia page.
Is there any library out there that I can use to create epub files in .NET/C#? A Flowdocument -> epub conversion tool would be ideal, but any kind of library would be great.
I am also interested in an assesment of how complex it would be to write one. I understand that it is basically a bunch of zipped XHTML files, but I keep hearing that using existing conversion tools it is difficult to get it right.
Did you try ePub Sharp? Here is the project page
Note: I have not tried it myself.
I am using the following library from Aspose - http://www.aspose.com/categories/.net-components/aspose.words-for-.net/default.aspx
I build a DLL around epubcheck you can use from .NET by using IKVM.
You can download it from here:
http://www.raulvejar.com/Blog/tabid/70/EntryId/1/EPubCheck-1-1-on-NET.aspx
DotNetEpub may not have been around when the question was first asked.
What is the command-line for rar and unrar?
I need to rar test.txt to test.rar, and to unrar test.rar to test.txt.
I need to put this functionality in a C# WinForm.
I have Windows XP and WinRar install
Thanks in advance.
Take a look at SevenZipSharp which supports RAR format as well as others. This way you won't have to rely on external applications.
http://www.respower.com/page_tutorial_unrar
So the commands are: rar and unrar
Source: I googled it.
SharpZipLib might help (I'm not sure if they support RAR but you can compress the files in other formats i.e ZIP)
You should clear out your question and tag it correctly.
Do you ask for the command line parameters for winrar?
For this a simple rar /? should help you out.
Or do you ask for a way to unrar packages via .NET-libraries?.
For that the other answers give you lot of information already.
Anyway, your commenter is right, do not shell out to programs, that do not come with the system, unless your installer ensures the other program to be there.
I'd like to process a directory of mpg's in a batch to have a thumbnail using C#/.NET.
Does anyone have any good suggestions on how I could do this?
I know it's not C# .NET but ffmpeg is a great tool to do exactly this. Can be run as a command line tool from any language.
Here's a small tutorial to get you started.
I did this a few years ago, but I seem to have lost the source. Anyway, the route-of-least-resistance I found was to use DirectShow, there is an interop wrapper for managed code, namely directshow.net. You'll want to use IMediaDet's GetBitmapBits from the Windows Media Format SDK.
There is an example on CodeProject: Extract Frames from Video Files