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I have seen posts on changing console true type font, console colors (rgb) but nothing on setting or getting the console font size. edit: reason = grid is output to console, grid has many columns, fits better in smaller font, wondering if possible to change at runtime rather than allowing default or configured fonts to take priority / override inheritance. james_bond Maybe this article can help you ConsoleHelper.cs using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Drawing; namespace ConsoleExtender {

I have a VB6 object that is wrapped by a .NET class. As far as I recall it is possible to step through a VB6 object by simply running the VB6 library and inserting a breakpoint at the desired location. However this does not appear to be working in my case. I have attempted to recompile the VB6 object and re-reference it in my .NET project but this doesn't appear to have helped. Where do I go from here? Is there a way to insert Debugger.Launch() equivalent into a VB6 project? Any help would be appreciated!! Jay Riggs Lifted from robgruen's blog : If you are using interop to call into a VB6

I'm trying to make a program that would open new Outlook 2007 message. I've referenced from COM tab Microsoft Outlook 12.0 ObjectLibrary. These items showed up in references in VS: Microsoft.Office.Core Microsoft.Office.Inerop.Outlook Now I try to invoke following code: var _outlookInstance = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application(); var _message = (OutlookApp.MailItem)_outlookInstance.CreateItem(OutlookApp.OlItemType.olMailItem); where OutlookApp==Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook namespace. While invoking second line of listing I keep getting this exception: (InvalidCastException)

One of my users is having an issue when trying to open an Excel file through my C# app. Everything works ok when I run it from my machine and it works for other users. I am no Excel interop expert so hopefully you guys can help me out. Here is how it is set up: I added a reference to my app to Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.dll, version 10.0.4504.0 (which I believe is Excel 2002). On my machine I have installed Excel 2007. In my code I try to open a worksheet like so: using Microsoft.Office.Interop ... Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.ApplicationClass _excelApp = new Microsoft.Office.Interop

I am trying to implement an "out of proc" COM server written in C#. How do I do this? I need the C# code to be "out of proc" from my main C++ application, because I cannot load the .NET runtime into my main process space WHY?: My C++ code is in a DLL that is loaded into many different customer EXE's, some of which use different versions of the .NET runtime. Since there can only be one runtime loaded into a single process, my best bet seems to be to put my C# code into another process. You can create COM+ components using System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent. Consequently, you'll be able

I was curious if anyone had any suggestions on a Java library that provides access to MSMQ? I've downloaded the trial of the J-Integra Java-COM library and have built and run their MSMQ example app, but I was curious if there were any good (free :)) alternatives. I've run across a few JNI implementations like jMSMQ and a few others, but I'd rather avoid JNI if possible. We've also investigated some .NET<->JMS interop solutions like JNBridge (with ActiveMQ). I think our company has decided to centralize our queueing in MSMQ however, so that would be our ideal solution. We are hoping to use WCF

How can I convert my Kotlin Array to a varargs Java String[] ? val angularRoutings = arrayOf<String>("/language", "/home") // this doesn't work web.ignoring().antMatchers(angularRoutings) How to pass an ArrayList to a varargs method parameter? You should use the " spread operator ", which looks like this: * The spread operator needs to be prefixed to the array argument: antMatchers(*angularRoutings) For further information, see the documentation : When we call a vararg -function, we can pass arguments one-by-one, e.g. asList(1, 2, 3) , or, if we already have an array and want to pass its