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<0> Hello. In an app setup project, how do you add the app folder to the programs menu? I know how to add a shortcut to the app, but not the whole folder.
<1> ever heard of google?
<1> or msdn?
<0> Purple: is that to me?
<1> do you see anybody else talking?
<0> I just joined
<1> then you asked a question and I responded
<0> uh, but I had no way of knowing if you responding to me or to someone who said something right before I joined, right?
<1> bah. I hate people
<1> if I was responding to someone before you...then you asked a question, my answer would have been confusing to them...and so I would have specified a name if I anticipated anything resembling a lack of clarity
<0> yeah, okay
<1> so there ya go...30 seconds of Purple irc logic
<1> you are kinda like my wife when driving. she *always* signals lane changes and gets frustrated that I don't.
<1> cept I always signal if there's somebody there to see it
<1> it's easier for her to do it all the time, every time. I do it when it's needed.
<1> some say potato...
<0> I've been googling for the last hour. So, anyone here know about a setup project adding a folder to the programs menu?
<2> i must have better googlin' skills
<1> ditto
<1> envador: second link, or third?
<2> purple: 3rd
<2> the 2nd linnk is for windows mobile apps
<1> dunno what you searched on differently from me...but mine is 3rd link too :)
<2> too bad for uncaged. an hour deserves pity
<1> not enough pity to actually post the link I found
<1> that bastard is either really lazy or really ****ing stupid
<1> maybe both
<1> I sometimes wonder if this flavor of dumb/lazy is a product of too much information available. I don't think so...but I wonder what exactly I would do if I were trying to learn dev in this day and age
<1> as opposed to *only* having a help file
<2> hehe
<3> quite
<3> I spent ages googling to fix a compile problem on linux
<3> eventually I found one page that looked relevant, but it was in czech
<2> i think ppl need to learn how to read for content better.
<2> speed reading for content
<2> google does a good job of excerpting the good info
<3> on the plus side, if I ever need to talk about multicast in czech, I'm sorted
<3> btw, is this going to make me go to hell...
<3> I got stopped by mormons today and I told them Jesus hates me
<2> ask if you join their cult if you can have more three wives
<2> more than*
<1> tripe: no, that's just funny
<3> I didn't turn round to see if they looked angry
<1> saturday morning early...two chicks knocked on my door...I was in a good mood (they were prolly JWs) so I gave it a shot...
<1> they talked for about two minutes about how marriage can be hard and we all need answers. then the first lady pulled out a bible...I just closed the door
<2> were they hot?
<1> if I'd had more time I would have invited them in dammit
<1> not hot, but not hideous
<4> .Net 2.0: I've got a DataGridView bound to a BindingSource which is bound to a DataTable. When a new item is being added, I want to set some defaults but I can't use e.NewObject in BindingSource.AddingNew because the BindingSource is bound to a DataTable. Any ideas how I might make this happen?
<1> I love ****ing with JWs
<3> not hideous is pretty much my target area
<2> hehe
<3> next time I want to use my killer line
<3> "Jesus loves you" "Yeah, but only as a friend"
<4> haha
<1> I just like seeing the look on JW faces when I come downstairs with a big pile of books and notes. some of the books are reserved for their "elders" too...their common folk aren't allowed to have em
<4> That sounds like fun.
<3> my dad once answered the door to JWs and they just left
<3> maybe because he was naked except for a plastic bag on his head
<1> lol
<3> I really wish I'd made that up
<1> I think next time I'll introduce em to the girls
<4> Oh boy, what girls?
<4> There goes the neighborhood.
<1> rainabba: my wife and girlfriend
<4> :)
<4> Yah, marriage can be hard I guess ;)
<1> dunno how that relates to what I said...
<1> marriage is pretty sweet
<4> Sarcasm; that was my point.
<2> they caught the vtech escapee
<1> oh ****...I had my sarcasm filter off. sorry about that...
<1> thought I'd jammed that ****er on permanently
<2> how the F do you get away with a wife and a girlfriend
<4> ****, a friend of mine has an agreement with his wife that so long as she meets the girl, approves, and doesn't have to see/hear about it, he can do as he pleases. Of course, before they got married, he was nailing a couple other girls (one was his ex-fiance) and she knew it but married him anyhow.
<4> Gave me a new goal
<1> rain: that one is sketchy and prone to failure...
<1> envador: marry a lesbian
<4> I wouldn't disagree, but they've been married something life 4 years, they're on their 2nd child, and so far it's all good.
<1> sweet. good for them
<2> nice
<2> hey i registered lesbopod.com the other day
<2> since you mentioned lesbian
<2> just reminded me. i also got fartpod and girsonmypod.com
<2> girlsonmypod
<4> You say something the other day about nakedwomanonmyipod.com too (or something like that)?
<4> nm
<1> these situations are still fairly rare in this world in most places...but hold onto the dream, it's out there
<4> See, you said girlsonmyipod and I hear nakedwomanonmyipod :)
<2> punk :P
<4> better yet, nakedgirlsonmyipod.com
<1> brb, I think I'm gonna go buy a guitar
<4> So how bout my question regarding BindingSource.addingnew?
<3> g'night all
<4> Regarding BindingSource.AddingNew: MSDN2 says: "You cannot set the NewObject property when bound to a DataView or DataTable because you cannot add a new DataRowView to the list". This makes just enough sense that I suspect there's a way around the issue, but not enough for me to see how. Any idea how I might overcome this limitation?
<4> In case anyone finds it useful, the solution I found was this. Instead of catching the row being added to the BindingSource, I'm catching DataGridView.RowsAdded, checking that .NewRowIndex > 0 && .NewRowIndex = e.RowIndex the setting my defaults via BindingSource.Current("PropertyName")
<4> Previously I was setting values in the DataGridViewCell directly which just didn't seem right.
<2> man who stand on toilet high on pot
<4> Confusedious ?
<2> yessage
<4> Sometimes I question my sanity when I get so excited about finding a new method/event/property that lets me do something direct and logical in VB. It is both wonderful and sad at the same time. Anyone else relate?
<2> guess not :P
<5> yeah I know what you're talking about
<4> I'm going to start a support group called VBA
<2> hey. i'm putting on the show that i know everything in the world about the .net framework. stop interfering :P
<4> We'll get drunk and talk code while recording ourselves. Then after we sober up, we'll watch the video and realize how screwed up we are. It will be a 1-step program.
<6> hi
<7> hey chris
<6> hi sezn
<6> i need ur help
<6> about security software
<7> k
<8> anyone heard of the Shareware Startup Kit provided by microsoft for .net ?
<9> explain poll for Basic_
<8> why?
<9> explain poll for Basic_
<10> Basic_: Questions such as 'does anyone use/know (technology/product/api)' are pointless and only annoy people. If you have an actual question, ask it in the channel.
<11> then give us some fried cheese
<8> http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=74998
<8> thats what i was taling about.
<12> it's xa
<9> yeah. but don't tell anyone
<12> what's up dude
<12> haven't seen you around in a while
<9> just prepping for my interview in the morning
<12> interview?
<12> you hiring someone or prepping to be hired?
<13> if i have a 1024byte byte array..and im getting binary data from one file..then i put it into an output file.. how do i clear the byte array each iteration of the loop
<14> It'll be overwritten by the read operation anyway
<13> well it doesnt..if i let it keep going.. once it hits 2.2gb (the output file) it says Bad Record File
<14> That's not a problem with the byte array
<12> That's a logic problem
<14> Using Get # syntax?
<13> Get #1,, byteArray
<13> Put #2,,byteArray
<13> in a while loop till EOF
<14> http://www.codecomments.com/archive293-2005-4-473770.html
<12> okay, maybe its a VB limitation problem. :)
<13> yeah
<13> okay ill try the api
<14> Jump to .NET
<14> FileStream supports 64-bit file sizes.
<13> yeah i should
<14> Although the file API is pretty simple
<13> yeah ill try it for now
<14> It's funny how rarely I have to resort to API anymore.
<14> I had to sort a collection in VB6 recently. I was pissed at how much work I had to do myself. Not used to it.
<14> I'm .NET spoiled.
<13> haha
<14> ****, with C# 3.0 it gets even easier.
<14> I'll bitch about having to write an interface for the built-in quicksort algorithm when I've got lambdas ;(
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