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[...] What are system events? Well, basically they are events raised by the operating system when a user performs an action [...]

[...] our temp file. When called, this method will automatically create the temp file in the correct folder according to your version of Windows. Then we are creating a FileInfo [...]

[...] ;’). Format string: {0:[positive];[negative];[zero]} Some Pre-Defined Formats Happy formatting. Dave Related posts: Formatting Integers in C# Formatting a DateTime Object in C# [...]

[...] subscribe to my full RSS feed here. Please feel free to leave any questions or comments below. Dave Related posts: How to Capture System Events using C# Add a Notify Icon to the System Tray with C# [...]

[...] to control a Windows Service. I hope you found this article useful. Stay tuned for more soon. Dave Related posts: Writing To The Windows Event Log Using C# How to Read, Write, and Delete from the [...]

[...] . Please feel free to use this page for what it is intended to be – your ascii reference guide. Dave Related posts: How to use a Master Page in ASP.NET [...]

[...] is no fixed rule which specifies what this data should be, but generally temporary files (or temp files) are used for storing ‘work data‘. For example Microsoft Office uses temp files to store [...]

[...] .ConnectionString. Below is how your database connection code looks now: I hope you found this article useful. Stay tuned because I will soon be talking about how to retrieve data from MySQL. Dave [...]

[...] execute. When the above code is run, it will populate the form below: I hope you found this article useful. Stay tuned for more soon. Dave Related posts: Connecting to a MySQL Database [...]

[...] folder, which you might want when working with temp files. I hope you found this article useful. Feel free to add comments or ask any questions below. Dave Related posts: File [...]

[...] are the basics that you need to know to control a Windows Service. I hope you found this article useful. Stay tuned for more soon. Dave Related posts: Writing To The Windows Event Log Using C# How [...]

[...] first. If you do not know how to do this check out my article called Connecting to a MySQL Database Programmatically. Retrieving Data Using MySqlDataAdapter In the below code we are retrieving all the [...]

[...] my personal preference. In this article I will show you how to connect to a MySQL database programmatically through C#. Why MySQL? I personally like working with MySQL because it’s freely [...]

[...] You need a way to be able to retrieve the user code when a user is selected. Fortunately, this is quite easy to accomplish. All we need to do is [...]

[...] : Monitoring the File System for Changes Add a Notify Icon to the System Tray with C# Windows Forms Event Sequence [...]

[...] another value is used as your key. I hope you found this useful. Dave. Related posts: Windows Forms Event Sequence How to paint a Gradient Background for your Forms Prevent Users Closing Your Windows [...]

[...] for MySQL So, if MySQL was installed locally, and we had a database called testdb, and a MySQL database user called testuser with password testpass, the connection string would look like this: The [...]