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Import/Register Font to Windows while running
SourceCoders replied to SourceCoders's topic in General
Got it for myself.... Solution for Searcher : PrivateFontCollection but you must draw a non installed Font dot per dot ... but it works ... -
How can i import or register a font in VB.NET to my WindowsXP or Windows2k System ?????? only copy file (fontfile) to Font Folder doesn't works .... i need to install the font during the runtime .... anyone a solution ? :confused:
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Thank u very much u are the best ;-)
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THX a lot my friends.... it works.... i am just a beginner in VB .NET but with your help i will learn it to be better .... Now my last question: Wer i can find a listing of all these infos SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem objMgmt("totalphysicalmemory").ToString() Why do you know that the TotalMemory is written in WIN32_ComputerSystem and there in "totalphysicalmemory" ??? is there a list or something ?
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That i've tried to , but there is no class System.Management Searched also in System.Environment... but also false !
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Who can tell me what functions this dll supports ? I need a function which tells me the total physical memory. And I need a hint how can I use this functions and how i bind it in my code. Please fast, is it urgent !!!!! Or where I can find a complete list of the dll functions. Thanks
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Moving to the next line in my file
SourceCoders replied to sergeysagan's topic in Directory / File IO / Registry
Or a other one .... "Line 1" + chr(13) + "Line 2" chr(13) is the code for the "return"-key -
Yes the first answer works fine. But if you have another problem with characters in strings use the chr(X) command. X is the code for the character. For example chr(13) for the "return"-key
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We want read the temperature in our own application and we want not use a other one.
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It´s very funny... At the moment I´m writting a application for a printing company and the same problem makes me sad since a few weeks. It is not possible to solve this!!!! I have in many many forums asked this question, last at microsoft ..... no answer. SORRY !! My problem have i solved in a other way, when you describe your´s more exactly maybe I can help you... Let us communicate further in this post, I´m the whole online (programming...... :-) )
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One moment please, about 5-10 minutes..... :)
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How can I add a reference ?
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I think it´s the secure way....
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Insted of "Button1_Click" put your code in the load-handler of the form or any other handler wich is executed when the screen(form,mdi-form,msgbox,etc) appears.
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It don´t know is it right what i say now..... But try it. When you start the application from a networkpath, it is possible that the path to your database in your sourcecode is local. Try to give your application the complete networkpath to your database at runtime.
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Try to lower the priority of your thread. Like : threadname.Priority I don´t know that is it working. But try it.... :-)
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You must add your textbox to the groupbox an not to the form --> groupboxname.Controls.Add(textboxname) groupboxname -> Name of your groupbox textboxname -> Name of your textbox
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Try this.... Insert in the last line of a page "Last line" + chr(3) chr(3) is the printer control code for next page
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You can add a return to your string.... Use it like this : dim outtext as string outtext = "First line"+chr(13)+"Second line"+chr(13)+"Last line" chr(13) is the character code for the "enter"-key
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Yes it works! Application.StartupPath gives the path were are the application executed from. At the moment were the function was called this information is created and not at design time.
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Is it possible to store an identifier for a variable in another variable ? Like this (VB.Net) : dim a as string a = "xxx" dim a as string (a=xxx) Who can help me ???? Thanks a lot.....
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How can I read out the temperature of my main processor ? It is possible to work with Assembler Commandos in VB, like in Delphi ? Thanks...