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On 12/12/06, John Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scintilla does it, its open source (although not sure where they are in
their .NET version)
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< I don't know anything about your application, but I would seriously
consider
refactoring the form layout to allow the rapid entry but provide
extensions
for detailed entry, or, provide an 'expert' form for the rapid entry.
You
mention tabbing through several tab pages, so simple auto-complete or
John Bergman:
> We are thinking of equipping our .NET 2.0 WinForms application with a
> kind of intellisense, so that the user may enter data quickly using the
> keyboard instead of tab'ing through a large form over several tab pages
> to enter data in a few fields.
I don't know anything about yo
Are there any issues if I just do a rename of the word doc from file.doc to
file.txt, then open the file as a text document and parse if for the data I
need? I know that the Word document format is not in strait ASCII text, but
it appears that the data itself is.
That is TOTALLY wrong, no offen
Jon,
Its certainly a possibility. I wouldn't recommend it (what if someone adds
bookmarks to the documents with the same name as the tags you search for,
for example).
And (from memory), Word sometimes stores data that has subsequently been
deleted from the document.
In short, unless you are usi
I really appreciate all of the discussion on this topic and the many great
ideas. I have taken each suggestion and dug into it in depth.
Are there any issues if I just do a rename of the word doc from file.doc to
file.txt, then open the file as a text document and parse if for the data I
need? I
Is your network card disabled or unplugged?
Check your computer properties as well for the full dns name - does it seem
valid?
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From: Discussion of advanced .NET topics. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Mark Bugeja
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 1:26 PM
To: ADVA
Don't "monitor a given folder every X-minutes". Use a FileSystemWatcher.
But that's not a solution to what to do to dig the text out. Mark Brooks' tool
might well be the answer for that. (For some reason, I can't see that message
any more in my mail. Odd.)
Mark, is the code for your IFilter-
Scintilla does it, its open source (although not sure where they are in
their .NET version)
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Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 6:08 AM
To: ADVANCED-DOTNET@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.CO
Yeah, I was just collaborating what you said :)
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Peter van der Weerd
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You're right! That's why we used the helper application.
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From: "Vince P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 10:22 PM
Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Does anyone know how to read a Word document
in .Net 2003?
Microsoft does not recommend nor sup
I have have just installed WinXp SP2 on a development Workstation running IIS
hosted remoting application.
I have turned the windows firewall off, but the application is failing to start
up with the error below. There's nothing else of note in the logs, and the
machine seems to be working perf
Microsoft does not recommend nor support using the Office COM objects for
server operations.
>From http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257757/
MORE INFORMATION
All current versions of Microsoft Office were designed, tested, and
configured to run as end-user products on a client workstation. They ass
We used Automation with MS Word succesfully in a server condition.
However, we had to make a few design decisions:
1) Due to the fact that Word is written as a UI-application you must be
prepared that messageboxes might occur, stopping your application. We wrote
code to auto-answer some of those
You might want to check out Syncfusion's DocIO offering. I haven't used it,
but their samples ship with one showing the conversion of a Word doc to a
text doc.
Sean
-- quoted text --
I'm trying to read a Word document as text data and I cannot find an easy
way to handle this in .Net 2003. If
Does anyone have any experience in passing structures to a Managed C#
DLL from an Unmanaged C++ DLL?
I've followed some of the examples from the internet that deal with
passing zero or more parameters between Managed/Unmanaged methods, but
nothing talks of passing a structure.
I have followed t
Another option that I've used is to convert Word documents to xml and then
parse the xml. The .doc to .xml conversion can be done in scripting using the
Word.Application object and the xml parsing in any way you want to parse the
xml. I had a lot of files that were very similar in format and fou
You could try the Automation/Server idea, MS makes it
easy to use, but like
most here I've had nothing but nightmares with it.
Automation with Word is a
memory hog, majority of the time the instances still
remain in memory
despite whatever measure you take to close it and not
to mention the crash's
Hi,
I am doing the complete impersonisation & AD stuff in a try-catch block.
So fetching all the errors & log them to the database & clean up
resources is done there.
According to your question: I did get this thing working by doing the
following:
Do not process the "ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(to
You can take a look at the SyntaxEditor from ActiPro:
http://www.actiprosoftware.com/Products/DotNet/Default.aspx
Or at SharpDevelop which includes a full featured editor component in its
source code:
http://www.icsharpcode.com/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx
Sébastien
www.sebastienlorion.com
> -
Your code ignores the result of ImpersonateLoggedOnUser. If it indicated a
failure ...
Did you get things working? What had to be done to make it work?
At 04:10 PM 11/29/2006, Dimitrios Toulakis wrote (in part)
>Hi,
>
>but I am setting explicit the user in ImpersonateUser(..).
>And this user h
We are thinking of equipping our .NET 2.0 WinForms application with a
kind of intellisense, so that the user may enter data quickly using the
keyboard instead of tab'ing through a large form over several tab pages
to enter data in a few fields.
Has anyone done stuff like this before? Or does anyon
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