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So i asked a question at: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19167058/play-recording-into-microphone-in-real-time-for-voip
But no one apparently knew what I was looking for? So im going to try to go at this a different way. There is a way to switch your microphone/sound settings to "hardware processing" so your output plays whatever music/sound you are listening through from your speakers/headset...
How do you do this method "Programatically" ? Like I want to be able to do this in a vb.net/c# program by pressing a button to toggle it on and off.
One of the people that responded linked this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fu371l4lFjk
Which is EXACTLY what i want to do, BUT i want to be able to do this programatically and very easily.
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Try looking at the NAudio Library and then specifically at this question to do what I think you are trying to do.
Here's another wrapper for the Audio api's which should do what you want.
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Can anyone please send me the C# code for Implementing DigitalSignature with version itextSharp 5.5.1 ..
How to store the certificates from where i have to retrieve ... unable to code from Java
Start by reading http://itextpdf.com/book/digitalsignatures
Granted: the examples are in Java, but once you grasp the concept, go to the C# port of the examples. Do not use the examples before you've read the book! You need to understand the different aspects of digital signing. Merely copying/pasting code will not work!
I know that one is supposed to put a code sample in an answer, but the question is so broad that there are so many options to pick a wrong example and I don't want to guess what the OP is actually asking. Also: I've written a 100+ pages book on the subject. It would be madness to copy/paste those pages here.
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I want to show a custom message on top of the screen and user can drag it to the right to close it. Like toast notifications, or twitter internal messages.
I couldn't find any codes for this and haven't any idea how to implement it. Any tips?
You should use the ToastPrompt from the Coding4Fun library:
More info on the official documentation page.
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Is there a simple way, whether through a web service or just a library, to write/display music notation with C#? I have some data and am wondering if there is a way to show a staff with the given notes on it.
I've looked into MusicXML, but if I understand it correctly, it is purely a way to store the data - displaying it on a staff is a separate task. Short of manually using shapes (would be a lot of work) in HTML Canvas or WPF or what-have-you, is there some way to accomplish this?
Long list of background information and libraries for Java can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5525959/are-there-any-music-notation-rendering-libraries-for-java.
A similar C# question can be found here: Draw a music staff in C#.
Here's an article describing how to show MusicXML notation with WPF: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/89582/PSAM-WPF-Control-Library.
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My ASP.net webpage has a couple of javascript functions which only work when Ajax is disabled. But I need to have a wait screen/loading indicator, because the waittime can be over a minute. Can anyone help me to get a javascript/jquery or something else non Ajax that I can use a loading indicator in ASP.net?
Example:
That's easy:
create a load image here: http://ajaxload.info/
show it when your JavaScript starts
hide it when finished
If you want to block user interaction, take a look at this question.
You could:
var loading = document.createElement('img');
loading.src = "loading-animation.gif";
document.body.appendChild(loading);
You can try with these plugins:
http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/sonic-looping-loaders/
http://heartcode.robertpataki.com/canvasloader/
And this one has more kind of loaders http://preloaders.net/
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I'm searching for tutorials on how to draw a family tree with WPF (and C#).
Something like http://www.myheritage.nl/FP/family-tree.php?s=65040841 or Family.Show but for a complete beginner. Family.Show is a bit too complex to start. I don't want to implement external controls but instead I want to learn how to write them myself.
So I need to know everything like: how to draw the items, what the algorithms are to position/draw all elements, etc... but I could not find any beginners tutorial on this with WPF.
I hope somebody could help me.
Check out Family.Show:
http://www.vertigo.com/familyshow.aspx