Is XNA and Direct X the same, or do I need both for constructing a game with Visual C# 2005 Express Edition?
A really really prompt answer is needed here?
XNA is a toolset which probably can make use of DirectX, but no, they aren't the same thing. XNA uses .NET 2.0, but that doesn't mean you'll absolutely need DirectX.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
How do I make it into a exe?
In Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition how do I make my project into a .exe file that I can use?
How do I make it into a exe?
Compile your program and make sure it compiles fine.
Click on Build-%26gt;Publish from your Menu Item.
OR
when you compile your program, and you go inside the debug folder of your project you will also find a .exe file there of your program.
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Reply:Tutorials are free on this subject from Microsoft.
Reply:on the menu bar there is an item labeled "Build". Click there and select "Build Solution" .... or just press F7.
Reply:sharpen two sides of it and mount it on a wooden handle......sorry ...i thought you said an axe......
How do I make it into a exe?
Compile your program and make sure it compiles fine.
Click on Build-%26gt;Publish from your Menu Item.
OR
when you compile your program, and you go inside the debug folder of your project you will also find a .exe file there of your program.
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http://www.tutorialkit.com/
http://www.codestyles.com/
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Reply:Tutorials are free on this subject from Microsoft.
Reply:on the menu bar there is an item labeled "Build". Click there and select "Build Solution" .... or just press F7.
Reply:sharpen two sides of it and mount it on a wooden handle......sorry ...i thought you said an axe......
Help with directx?
How do i link directx to visual c++ 2005 express?
Help with directx?
the two above don't know anything about DirectX, DirectX is Microsoft's product not Macromedia's, and whenever a programming language (like C++) is related, DirectX has no relationship with browser (perhaps they mean ActiveX, which is related heavily to both browser and programming).
Well, I don't know in C++, but I know a bit in VB. (if possible avoid using DirectX directly (perhaps by using MS's GDI++), DirectX's code is confusing enough to occupy half the code for simpler programs)
Reply:If u have active x installed in ur PC . So i guess its very difficult to link up
Reply:get firefox
i have no clue what your talking about
Reply:Direct X is a download for macromedia. It is for your browser plugin.
you will need to get a direct X download that will sync it with your Visual C++.
Check this site and look at the bottom list to see which you need:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX
Help with directx?
the two above don't know anything about DirectX, DirectX is Microsoft's product not Macromedia's, and whenever a programming language (like C++) is related, DirectX has no relationship with browser (perhaps they mean ActiveX, which is related heavily to both browser and programming).
Well, I don't know in C++, but I know a bit in VB. (if possible avoid using DirectX directly (perhaps by using MS's GDI++), DirectX's code is confusing enough to occupy half the code for simpler programs)
Reply:If u have active x installed in ur PC . So i guess its very difficult to link up
Reply:get firefox
i have no clue what your talking about
Reply:Direct X is a download for macromedia. It is for your browser plugin.
you will need to get a direct X download that will sync it with your Visual C++.
Check this site and look at the bottom list to see which you need:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX
How to I create a link?
Im using Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition and would like to know how to set up a hyperlink on a windows form, I cant work out how to do it, can anyone help?
Please give the code or a link
Heres my code so far:
private: System::Void linkLabel2_LinkClicked(System::Object^ sender, System::Windows::Forms::LinkLabelLinkCli... e) {
}
(Thats only the part I need help with that isnt my whole code)
How to I create a link?
Add this code in ur LinkLabel_LinkClicked Event
System.Diagnostics.Process. Start ("IEXPLORE", "WWW.GOOGLE.COM")
Reply:hightlight what you want the link to be-
click 'create link'
type in the link
nd your done!
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Please give the code or a link
Heres my code so far:
private: System::Void linkLabel2_LinkClicked(System::Object^ sender, System::Windows::Forms::LinkLabelLinkCli... e) {
}
(Thats only the part I need help with that isnt my whole code)
How to I create a link?
Add this code in ur LinkLabel_LinkClicked Event
System.Diagnostics.Process. Start ("IEXPLORE", "WWW.GOOGLE.COM")
Reply:hightlight what you want the link to be-
click 'create link'
type in the link
nd your done!
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Information about proxys?
I don't have internet at home, and would like to download Visual C# 2005 Express Edition SP1. Unfortunatly, the library computer has some restrictions on it that cause about half of the things I want to download to randomly not work. The error messege says to "download to a different place" because "you're not allowed to change the .../temp folder." I was hoping that maybe a proxy would be able to get past this, since I can't go to the options to change where it downloads.
Question: Would a proxy get past this, and
Question: If so, how do I use a proyx?
Thanks
Information about proxys?
No, besides that - if you don't have sufficient privileges to adjust IE settings you aren't going to be able to install anything. The error is that the file you want to download exceeds the maximum allowable size of the temporary internet files folder - which is were everything downloads until it's completely downloaded, then IE moves it to where you selected. A proxy is a way of connecting to the internet through an intermediary so your immediate ISP doesn't know what you're doing.
Reply:unfortunately not. Something that you can try to do is just buy a 512 MB flash drive for 10 dollars, and then you could download it. A proxy is for securing yourself on the internet, what it does is changes the header that is sent to a website when you visit it. a header has information like... where you live, what type of OS your using, what browser your using, your screen resolution, your ISP, and a couple less interesting things... your Ip address and other things. but anyway.. the reason you cant download to the computer at the library is for the purpose that someone with malicious intent doesnt download mal-ware to their computers
Reply:In this case a proxy would be a website that your computer goes thru to access websites instead of your computer requesting the site from your isp directly. You can bypass a firewall if not configured to block that site. The issue you have is that the library's network policy doesn't allow you to download the file to the /temp folder. You can try a different folder or directory, or you can try a flash drive to save it. At this point im guessing that they wont let you download anything to the computer unless you have an external device.
Reply:To answer your question, no, a proxy will not work in this scenario.
A proxy is a connection to another computer across the internet. It will help you bypass a firewall, hide your IP or allow you to surf the net anonymously.
The problem you're having sounds like a permissions issue. Apparently you're trying to write to a folder you don't have access to.
This may be fixable by simply changing the directory to the desktop. When you get the 'Save File As..." screen, just select to save it to your desktop instead of the temp folder.
Best of luck.
Reply:No, that security has nothing to do with the actual downloading. It is set in Windows...you do not have access to download to that location. I would suggest having a friend download it for you and then burn it to a CD.
Reply:Using a proxy changes how you access the internet, not what happens on your computer. A proxy is most commonly used to avoid filters and such, (I.E. Accessing MySpace at school).
Reply:No, a proxy wouldn't get past it.
The problem is to do with what the computer will allow you to do, not with what the network will allow you to do.
Reply:I don't believe proxy's have anything to do with that, If the admin of the library computer doesnt want you to download stuff, your pretty much stuck. Proxys basically reroute how you access the informatoin, but either way the end result is going to hit whatever protection the local pc has on it.
Reply:Library computers are locked down so you probably won't be able to change any of those settings, including the proxy settings
Reply:Try this site to get most recent proxies.
http://www.prox-list.info
Or join this group to receive newest proxies in your inbox
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ProxInbox/...
AND
http://www.prox-today.com
New site giving you every 24 hours a new proxy site
Enjoy!
Question: Would a proxy get past this, and
Question: If so, how do I use a proyx?
Thanks
Information about proxys?
No, besides that - if you don't have sufficient privileges to adjust IE settings you aren't going to be able to install anything. The error is that the file you want to download exceeds the maximum allowable size of the temporary internet files folder - which is were everything downloads until it's completely downloaded, then IE moves it to where you selected. A proxy is a way of connecting to the internet through an intermediary so your immediate ISP doesn't know what you're doing.
Reply:unfortunately not. Something that you can try to do is just buy a 512 MB flash drive for 10 dollars, and then you could download it. A proxy is for securing yourself on the internet, what it does is changes the header that is sent to a website when you visit it. a header has information like... where you live, what type of OS your using, what browser your using, your screen resolution, your ISP, and a couple less interesting things... your Ip address and other things. but anyway.. the reason you cant download to the computer at the library is for the purpose that someone with malicious intent doesnt download mal-ware to their computers
Reply:In this case a proxy would be a website that your computer goes thru to access websites instead of your computer requesting the site from your isp directly. You can bypass a firewall if not configured to block that site. The issue you have is that the library's network policy doesn't allow you to download the file to the /temp folder. You can try a different folder or directory, or you can try a flash drive to save it. At this point im guessing that they wont let you download anything to the computer unless you have an external device.
Reply:To answer your question, no, a proxy will not work in this scenario.
A proxy is a connection to another computer across the internet. It will help you bypass a firewall, hide your IP or allow you to surf the net anonymously.
The problem you're having sounds like a permissions issue. Apparently you're trying to write to a folder you don't have access to.
This may be fixable by simply changing the directory to the desktop. When you get the 'Save File As..." screen, just select to save it to your desktop instead of the temp folder.
Best of luck.
Reply:No, that security has nothing to do with the actual downloading. It is set in Windows...you do not have access to download to that location. I would suggest having a friend download it for you and then burn it to a CD.
Reply:Using a proxy changes how you access the internet, not what happens on your computer. A proxy is most commonly used to avoid filters and such, (I.E. Accessing MySpace at school).
Reply:No, a proxy wouldn't get past it.
The problem is to do with what the computer will allow you to do, not with what the network will allow you to do.
Reply:I don't believe proxy's have anything to do with that, If the admin of the library computer doesnt want you to download stuff, your pretty much stuck. Proxys basically reroute how you access the informatoin, but either way the end result is going to hit whatever protection the local pc has on it.
Reply:Library computers are locked down so you probably won't be able to change any of those settings, including the proxy settings
Reply:Try this site to get most recent proxies.
http://www.prox-list.info
Or join this group to receive newest proxies in your inbox
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ProxInbox/...
AND
http://www.prox-today.com
New site giving you every 24 hours a new proxy site
Enjoy!
How to make it reboot the machine?
Hi im currently creating a program and for it to work I need it to reboot after the user clicks Yes but I dont know what the code would be to make it reboot the machice.
Im using Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition.
Please give me the code or a direct link not a whole website.
How to make it reboot the machine?
why not just make life easier and prompt the user to manually restart there computer for the changes to take effect.
I find it damned annoying as a software user if a program automatically reboots my system.
you willl endf up with happier end users and your life in coding a little easier, and may be more sales from word of mouth if done correctly.
Reply:You can use the following statement:
WinExec ("RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2", SW_SHOWNORMAL);
Thanks,
Gabriel Topala
http://www.gtopala.com
Im using Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition.
Please give me the code or a direct link not a whole website.
How to make it reboot the machine?
why not just make life easier and prompt the user to manually restart there computer for the changes to take effect.
I find it damned annoying as a software user if a program automatically reboots my system.
you willl endf up with happier end users and your life in coding a little easier, and may be more sales from word of mouth if done correctly.
Reply:You can use the following statement:
WinExec ("RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2", SW_SHOWNORMAL);
Thanks,
Gabriel Topala
http://www.gtopala.com
VB code question?
Just want to now is there a code for either VB6 or Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express so that u can enter an algebra equation(which include unknown variables like x ) for the computer to solve and actually get the answer right.And also a code for but i thought it but just asking, to make a word problem written into an alegbra equation.And if no such think actually exist but can it be done?
VB code question?
well the first one is easy, u just use the formula to solve it, add 3 text boxes for the equation coff, add two labels for results, here's the code:
--------------------------------------...
A = Text1.Text
B = Text2.Text
C = Text3.Text
Var = (B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)
If Var %26lt; 0 Then
Label1.Caption = "No Solution"
Else
Label1.Caption = -B + Sqr((B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)) \ (2 * A)
End If
If Var %26lt; 0 Then
Label2.Caption = "No Solution"
Else
Label2.Caption = -B - Sqr((B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)) \ (2 * A)
End If
--------------------------------------...
but i think making the cpu understanding a word problem is very hard maybe impossible..
if u need anything else in vb jst mail me: biboeg2001@yahoo.com
VB code question?
well the first one is easy, u just use the formula to solve it, add 3 text boxes for the equation coff, add two labels for results, here's the code:
--------------------------------------...
A = Text1.Text
B = Text2.Text
C = Text3.Text
Var = (B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)
If Var %26lt; 0 Then
Label1.Caption = "No Solution"
Else
Label1.Caption = -B + Sqr((B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)) \ (2 * A)
End If
If Var %26lt; 0 Then
Label2.Caption = "No Solution"
Else
Label2.Caption = -B - Sqr((B ^ 2) - (4 * A * C)) \ (2 * A)
End If
--------------------------------------...
but i think making the cpu understanding a word problem is very hard maybe impossible..
if u need anything else in vb jst mail me: biboeg2001@yahoo.com
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