The best way to create graphics files for import

Hello!
I want to use a graphics editor and create some luxurious images with a
graphics package that integrates with Visual Studio. I looked at Macromedia
MX, and Fireworks. Any suggestions?
SpencerI seem to recall that Adobe makes such a product for integration with .Net
apps. Can't remember the name offhand.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
.Net Developer
Ambiguity has a certain quality to it.
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> Hello!
> I want to use a graphics editor and create some luxurious images with a
> graphics package that integrates with Visual Studio. I looked at
> Macromedia
> MX, and Fireworks. Any suggestions?
>
>
>
> --
> Spencer

The best way to create graphics files for import

Hello!

I want to use a graphics editor and create some luxurious images with a
graphics package that integrates with Visual Studio. I looked at Macromedia
MX, and Fireworks. Any suggestions?

--
SpencerI seem to recall that Adobe makes such a product for integration with .Net
apps. Can't remember the name offhand.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Ambiguity has a certain quality to it.

"Spencer H. Prue" <SpencerHPrue@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:311189CE-3D02-4DCB-AC7F-9AB2C098FFB0@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...
> Hello!
> I want to use a graphics editor and create some luxurious images with a
> graphics package that integrates with Visual Studio. I looked at
> Macromedia
> MX, and Fireworks. Any suggestions?
>
>
>
> --
> Spencer

The command prompt

following a book which says to use the command prompt to sign an assembly with a strong name. Im using visual studio for this project.

umm where can i find the command prompt to use for this?> umm where can i find the command promp

start->run->cmd.exe

j
You can either open the command prompt from within Visual Studio menu or Start -> Run -> cmd

Hope that helps
Kashif
Huh?
I thought you cant use regular DOS command prompt to sign an assembly. I alway use Visual Studio .NET command prompt.

The designer could not be shown for this file ... in VS 2003 - Please HELP!

Here is what I did to remedy the problem on my system:

1. Uninstalled Visual Studio.NET and any related programs that get
installed with Visual Studio.NEt (Framework 1.1, etc.)

2. Deleted the directory C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\VisualStudio. Repeat this for the
"All Users" directory under "Documents and Settings".

3. Removed any applications that had anything to do with eVB, eVC,
CompactFramework, SmartPhone SDK, etc.

4. Removed any residual directories on the hard drive that had to do
with eVB, eVC, CompactFramework, SmartPhone SDK, etc.

5. Removed from the registry everything that had to do with eVB, eVC,
"Windows CE", "Platman", "Visual Studio.NET"

5. Ran Microsoft RegClean to clean up the registry.

6. Rebooted the machine and reinstalled Visual Studio.NET 2003.

Hope this helps,
Johann Blake

Mobile solutions using GPS
www.closerworlds.com/engI solved this problem but didn't have the time to post what I found.

All I had to do is delete the OBJ and BIN folders from all projects in
the solution, then choose rebuild all. It worked then without even
restarting Visual Studio.NET itself

I hope this helps

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I was having the same problem and you post help fixes it.

Thank you so much!

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> I solved this problem but didn't have the time to post what I found.
> All I had to do is delete the OBJ and BIN folders from all projects in
> the solution, then choose rebuild all. It worked then without even
> restarting Visual Studio.NET itself
> I hope this helps
>
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Happy to hear it worked.

I will be happier to learn that the next service release/service pack
will have this solved.

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I was encountering this issue as well. I tried a lot of the
suggestions, but it came down to a project version issue. This is hard
to explain as it was hard to discover.

I have 3 projects. Project 1 is my asp.net application. Project 2 has
my base page. Project 3 has a lot of core classes used by both project
1 and 2. Project 2 and 3 are in the same solution. I built project 3
and copied the dll from the build directory to a central place where I
store my dlls. Later I made changes to project 2 and only copied the
dll from project 2 to the central location. Since project 2 and 3 are
in the same solution project 2 has a project reference to project 3.
Both of them have an AssemblyVersion of "1.0.*". Since the dlls from
project 2 and 3 were from different builds project 2 had a version
conflict.

The designer was the only thing that did not work. The application
still ran fine. All I had to do was make sure that I use the dlls from
the output (bin folder) of project 2 from the same build version. I
performed a lot of the above mentioned steps from removing the bin and
obj folders to deleting temp files. Getting the same versions of the
dlls was the step that finally resolved my issue and let me use the
designer again.

The Error

I was developing an ASP.NET web application..and suddenly..i got hungry...i saved everything and closed Visual Studio.Net (2003) ..ate...back to VS.NET..start my application...then..i got this error

Visual Studio cannot create or open the application because the web server on this computer is not running. Start the web server before processing.

Now,this is my whole story..i did nothin to VS ..what should i do

(i found that the web server is running..i stopped it..then restarted it..but in vain...un then re install the iis....restart windows (XP pro) ..and i got the same error)

try running the regiis, that sometimes fixes the problem and you should do it after re-installing iis.

C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis.exe -i

MxMxM wrote:

I was developing an ASP.NET web application..and suddenly..i got hungry...i saved everything and closed Visual Studio.Net (2003) ..ate...back to VS.NET..start my application...then..i got this error

Visual Studio cannot create or open the application because the web server on this computer is not running. Start the web server before processing.

Now,this is my whole story..i did nothin to VS ..what should i do

(i found that the web server is running..i stopped it..then restarted it..but in vain...un then re install the iis....restart windows (XP pro) ..and i got the same error)

You may just re-start your IIS server.

i tried everything...aspnet_regiis.exe /i ...stop and restart...remove the IIS and add it again..then aspnet_regiis.exe /i ...

The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer

I'm having some problem with my Visual Studio.NET 2003 (.NET 1.1 SP1)
install. I am unable to use the web forms designer with any aspx file
whose
form class inherits from a base class. I'm implementing the page
controller
design pattern and everything has been working fine until now. My form
inherits from a base class called CampusNET.CampusPage. The class
exists, is
included in the project and compiles just fine. If I replace the base
class
for my form with the standard System.Web.UI.Page, the designer can open
the
form without any problems, but as soon as I try to inherit from my base
class, it breaks down. I've tried it with an empty base class with only
the
Page_Load method, but the problem remains.

The base class is not abstract so that's not the issue. Neither is the
problem related to the registry entry that leads to the "Illegal
character
in path" error. The full error message looks like this:

"The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer. Please
correct
the following error and then try loading it again:

The designer could not be shown for this file because none of the
classes
within can be designed. The designer inspected the following classes in
the
file:

MenuTest -- The base class 'CampusNET.CampusPage' could not be loaded.

Ensure the assembly has been referenced or built if it is part of the
project.

Make sure all of the classes used in the page are build or referenced
in the
project. Click Help for more information."

Has anyone encountered this problem before? I really need to get this
fixed
as soon as possible.

Regards
/CThis is a known issue. I'm pretty certain that it's fixed in VS2005.
I've had something similar with my own base classes... probably a simpler
situation than yours. Mine rears it's head the first time you get the source
code from source control, before you build your project. My project also
contains the base class. It seems as if the designer needs the compiled
version of the base class present - so my fix is to build the project so the
base class gets fixed and all seems to work OK

Hope this helps

Richard MCSD .NET

"crusell@.gmail.com" wrote:

> I'm having some problem with my Visual Studio.NET 2003 (.NET 1.1 SP1)
> install. I am unable to use the web forms designer with any aspx file
> whose
> form class inherits from a base class. I'm implementing the page
> controller
> design pattern and everything has been working fine until now. My form
> inherits from a base class called CampusNET.CampusPage. The class
> exists, is
> included in the project and compiles just fine. If I replace the base
> class
> for my form with the standard System.Web.UI.Page, the designer can open
> the
> form without any problems, but as soon as I try to inherit from my base
> class, it breaks down. I've tried it with an empty base class with only
> the
> Page_Load method, but the problem remains.
> The base class is not abstract so that's not the issue. Neither is the
> problem related to the registry entry that leads to the "Illegal
> character
> in path" error. The full error message looks like this:
> "The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer. Please
> correct
> the following error and then try loading it again:
> The designer could not be shown for this file because none of the
> classes
> within can be designed. The designer inspected the following classes in
> the
> file:
> MenuTest -- The base class 'CampusNET.CampusPage' could not be loaded.
> Ensure the assembly has been referenced or built if it is part of the
> project.
> Make sure all of the classes used in the page are build or referenced
> in the
> project. Click Help for more information."
> Has anyone encountered this problem before? I really need to get this
> fixed
> as soon as possible.
> Regards
> /C
>

The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer

I'm having some problem with my Visual Studio.NET 2003 (.NET 1.1 SP1)
install. I am unable to use the web forms designer with any aspx file
whose
form class inherits from a base class. I'm implementing the page
controller
design pattern and everything has been working fine until now. My form
inherits from a base class called CampusNET.CampusPage. The class
exists, is
included in the project and compiles just fine. If I replace the base
class
for my form with the standard System.Web.UI.Page, the designer can open
the
form without any problems, but as soon as I try to inherit from my base
class, it breaks down. I've tried it with an empty base class with only
the
Page_Load method, but the problem remains.
The base class is not abstract so that's not the issue. Neither is the
problem related to the registry entry that leads to the "Illegal
character
in path" error. The full error message looks like this:
"The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer. Please
correct
the following error and then try loading it again:
The designer could not be shown for this file because none of the
classes
within can be designed. The designer inspected the following classes in
the
file:
MenuTest -- The base class 'CampusNET.CampusPage' could not be loaded.
Ensure the assembly has been referenced or built if it is part of the
project.
Make sure all of the classes used in the page are build or referenced
in the
project. Click Help for more information."
Has anyone encountered this problem before? I really need to get this
fixed
as soon as possible.
Regards
/CThis is a known issue. I'm pretty certain that it's fixed in VS2005.
I've had something similar with my own base classes... probably a simpler
situation than yours. Mine rears it's head the first time you get the sourc
e
code from source control, before you build your project. My project also
contains the base class. It seems as if the designer needs the compiled
version of the base class present - so my fix is to build the project so the
base class gets fixed and all seems to work OK
Hope this helps
Richard MCSD .NET
"crusell@.gmail.com" wrote:

> I'm having some problem with my Visual Studio.NET 2003 (.NET 1.1 SP1)
> install. I am unable to use the web forms designer with any aspx file
> whose
> form class inherits from a base class. I'm implementing the page
> controller
> design pattern and everything has been working fine until now. My form
> inherits from a base class called CampusNET.CampusPage. The class
> exists, is
> included in the project and compiles just fine. If I replace the base
> class
> for my form with the standard System.Web.UI.Page, the designer can open
> the
> form without any problems, but as soon as I try to inherit from my base
> class, it breaks down. I've tried it with an empty base class with only
> the
> Page_Load method, but the problem remains.
> The base class is not abstract so that's not the issue. Neither is the
> problem related to the registry entry that leads to the "Illegal
> character
> in path" error. The full error message looks like this:
> "The file could not be loaded into the Web Forms designer. Please
> correct
> the following error and then try loading it again:
> The designer could not be shown for this file because none of the
> classes
> within can be designed. The designer inspected the following classes in
> the
> file:
> MenuTest -- The base class 'CampusNET.CampusPage' could not be loaded.
> Ensure the assembly has been referenced or built if it is part of the
> project.
> Make sure all of the classes used in the page are build or referenced
> in the
> project. Click Help for more information."
> Has anyone encountered this problem before? I really need to get this
> fixed
> as soon as possible.
> Regards
> /C
>

the first step of the first step in programing in asp.net

i bought the studio.net before three weeks and untill now i cannot fined a simple book that can show me how to start programming in asp.net.

thanks
yosef
year2774@dotnet.itags.org.bezeqint.netHi,

ASP.NET Unleashed, Second Edition

HTH
I love ASP.NET Unleashed but you can also get

ASP.NET for Dummies
or Learn ASP.NET in 24 Hours

They are great books to use if you don't want to buy a 1000 page book!

Unleashed will tell you EVERYTHING there is to know about ASP.NET though
OK, in case you meant the actual steps...
1.install all the prerquisite software (enable IIS,install ASP.Net 1.1,any database you want to use SQL,access,etc..,install VS.Net)
2. Open VS.Net and choose new project-Visual Basic Projects -ASP.Net web application - ** here is where you can specify the IIS Server- localhost if it is on same machine ***
3. VSNet creates website folder on IIS - then Blank Page shows up (webform1.aspx)
4.Choose design view at bottom of page
5. Drag and drop elements such as text boxes and buttons etc... to the page
6.Create a datasource if you are going to use data..
7. Build project - under build menu
8. Deploy Project - under build menu
9.the website is updated and the files copied over to IIS Server.
10. view website at http://server_you_chose/name_of_project

Hope That Helps