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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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Since I add an extra screen to my developpment laptop and set an extended desktop, the view of the forms change by the way it show in the picture below two form with same code in windows 8
The lower screen is displayed in windows classic style. Your windows 8 switches from theme when you connect a extra screen to it (It could be because your pc is low on certain resources like RAM, or just because...well its Windows). You can change it back to get old default theme (howto here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/get-started-with-themes ).
Keep in mind tough that it is wise to test your form application with differed themes. You already have one control that gets pretty much useless in classic mode.
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I am looking for a way to remotely share my screen with another computer, the main problem is that I need to integrate it into my current C# application. I have been doing research and was looking for someone who has already done this.
I am thinking from my research that I will need a piece of client software installed on the target machine to view the screen.
In theory I would like to view six separate screens from one computer and if possible have the ability to control the remote screen, just to verify I do not want to have a Remote Desktop like connection but a live view of the target computer.
Hoping someone can help.
Cheers,
Ben
You may need to implement piece of remote desktop in your code. There are plenty of resources addressed this problem some of them below.
http://bobcravens.com/2009/04/create-a-remote-desktop-viewer-using-c-and-wcf/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/43705/Remote-Desktop-using-C-NET
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10311770/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/33979/Multi-RDP-Client-NET
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I want to make an applications that works like Word, Excel, Power Point etc... I mean if you maximize or change the window size to something different the program will always adjust the inside elements in a very nice way.
I'm creating a new "WindowsFormsApplication" in Visual Studio 2012 with C#
Thanx !!
Check out http://avalondock.codeplex.com/, it provides a Visual Studio style interface out of the box, and is very extensible.
Last time I checked it didn't support MVVM so well, but that might not be such a problem.
Dynamic resizing in WinForms is very easy, and most (if not all) of the behavior you want can likely be achieved simply by choosing the right controls and property settings.
To get started in the right direction, read up on the following topics:
Control.Anchor Property
Control.Dock Property
TableLayoutPanel Class
FlowLayoutPanel Class
It is easy enough to create a quick test app and drop some controls on it to see how they behave. No coding required.
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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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How can I make my games developed in c# having multiple icons? (same picture with different resolutions), so, after installing it, and going to start-->games, and change your view, the resolution will be adapted to the right size.
Thx in advanced
The ICO format can contain images for several resolutions.
Simply use your favorite search engine for the keywords multi resolution icons.