Hi,
Using VS 2005 on WIN XP pro SP2, I built a C# console app that works on XP. It uses/opens a serial port to detect pin changes, opens a file, and uses the system timer and timer events.
When I try to execute it on a WIN NT4 SP6a PC, I get a kernel32.dll entry point not found message.
Are there any build/release options I can change to get this to work on the WIN NT4 system, or something I can put in my code to fix this
I don't think I can use VS 2005 on the WIN NT system.
If you need more info, let me know.
Thank you,
Steve
Built a C# console app on XP, gets entry point error on WIN NT4 SP6a
ChrisMM.
I would like be able to set an area on a Form that when clicked produces a specific output.
OK, OK, I know this sounds exactly like what a button or anything else you can drag and drop does.
BUT, I have a form that has a bitmap imported onto it. The bitmap image is of a controller that has a few buttons and a display. Now, I do not want to change the image, so I want to be able to set a click area over one of these buttons, so that when clicked the display changes.
Is there a method of setting a click area without having a button, panel, textBox etc.
Or is there a method of testing the location of a cursor click, mouse down event
As always..... thanks for your help.
Developers - Dany Acosta
Thank you for your reply Andrej.
In regards to your post, I receive an error message:
error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot convert from 'System::Drawing::Rectangle ^' to 'System::Drawing::Rectangle'
TimirP
.NET v2.0 does not support NT4. You must have at least W2K. It also supports Win98. This is from the system requirements documentation in MSDN. If you did get it to install then it might have been an oversight. Note that v1.1 seems to be the last version that supported NT4 SP6a.
Michael Taylor - 2/9/06
Dave Wesst
The answer in one of your previous threads didn't work for you
Andrej