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Can I do this? #1
First I just want to clarify that I am not any genius coder or anything like that. I am trying to learn this stuff now, but I want to know something before I start.

I know that coding batch codes in notepad is kind of limited With what you can do, so my plan on coding a Client system (or my type of Client system ((monitoring etc)) would not work like that).
So I than went to learn C# which I think is going to be the Language to start With for me as Python also is a little more Limited to what I want to do.

So I went ahead and downloaded Visual studio 2015, and I discovered that you could baically code Your program in a window Application with a Nice format and such, as WELL as you could make one in console.

So I don't know how to ask it, but am I able to use all c# codes in the console format that I am in the window Application option???????

Sorry for bad English and the random Capitals.. My pc does it randomlyWink

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RE: Can I do this? #2
Yes. Nothing changes on the back-end between the two project styles. However some features like OpenFileDialog, and MessageBox will not be available, so you'll have to add a reference to System.Windows.Forms in project settings.

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RE: Can I do this? #3
Yes, you can.

Also, disable auto correction and auto-capitalize in the keyboard settings on your computer.
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RE: Can I do this? #4
(05-19-2016, 09:08 PM)Skryptec Wrote: Yes, you can.

Also, disable auto correction and auto-capitalize in the keyboard settings on your computer.
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wow xD Alright thank you m8.

(05-19-2016, 09:04 PM)Killpot Wrote: Yes. Nothing changes on the back-end between the two project styles. However some features like OpenFileDialog, and MessageBox will not be available, so you'll have to add a reference to System.Windows.Forms in project settings.
I will try to understand the lat bit there when I get to know more of that as I don't think I will need that hehe;D
(This post was last modified: 05-19-2016, 09:54 PM by Cosvo.)
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RE: Can I do this? #5
Been doing a similar coding project and Ive been doing C# using windows app

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RE: Can I do this? #6
(05-19-2016, 09:53 PM)Cosvo Wrote: wow xD Alright thank you m8.

I will try to understand the lat bit there when I get to know more of that as I don't think I will need that hehe;D

Open file dialog - that window where you select files to upload, and MessageBox brings up a little box with text in it, like echo but in it's own window.
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RE: Can I do this? #7
I have come up With an Idea which I actually think will be really useful for everyone using Windows. It will deffiantly not be hard to create but I know that the program will be very useful for many many People.
I will not say it though ;D I will firstly get done With it and shit Smile
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RE: Can I do this? #8
Yes you can, I always prefer creating my programs in a console application. There are only a few differences, for example, a messagebox isn't Messagebox.Show("Message") but msgbox("Message").

Some properties are difficult to add or change but in general you can use same coding as in a Forms application.
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RE: Can I do this? #9
(05-20-2016, 01:35 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: Yes you can, I always prefer creating my programs in a console application. There are only a few differences, for example, a messagebox isn't Messagebox.Show("Message") but msgbox("Message").

Some properties are difficult to add or change but in general you can use same coding as in a Forms application.
Alright.
I must thank you all for the great help.

As mentioned, I have already started my first Project. As I have no thoughts really that anyone here will steal the Idea, I am just going to tell what I am going to make as I probably will have some further questions.

As I have seen in my ratting carrier (gosh...), I have discovered how freaking many People that does not have a message (or a cameralight) which informs them of when their camera is turned on or off.
I know that this is most common at the older computers as almost all new computers comes with a camera light and that Windows 10/8 alerts anyone of when your camera is turned on/off, there still are many not getting the info message of when your camera in your computer is in use.
So I have now started of what I think will be a simple project which I have called "Camfighter". Camfigter will run in a hidden process when ENABLED. The program will be very easy to use as the two only options will be "Enable" and (ofcourse) "Disable".
So when your camera is turned on or off, you will be informed in the top RIGHT corner on your computer.
To check if your camera is in use if you somehow missed the popup message in the top right corner of your computer screen, you can easily open Camfighter and see if your camera is turned on or off.

I think many People being scared of getting spyed on at an outdated PC will have good use for this which is why I decided to start with this project.
I am already working on the design and already got something of the coding doneBiggrin Hhehe Wink

I will inform more about this laterSmile
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RE: Can I do this? #10
HELP!
I now want to Call functions With the camera.. But what Library should I Call?!
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