@media 2008 Wrapup

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I know it’s been a couple weeks since @media but I did want to document my thoughts and, of course, point people to some resources.

First of all, I thoroughly enjoyed the conference. It’s certainly on a much smaller scale, probably closer to something like Web Directions North. What I’m finding is that the two track smaller conference seems to be a great size. It gives you plenty of content to absorb while still offering up plenty of opportunities to have meaningful conversations with people.

I enjoyed chatting again with PPK, Drew and Rachel, meeting Stuart Langridge for the first time, and seeing Sidebar colleague, Dan Rubin, again. (And I hate listing names because there were plenty more great people that I got the chance to talk to.)

It was also enjoyable to spend a little site-seeing time in London. It was my first time off the North American continent and I enjoyed the history and all the popular sights. My wife made the trip with me and she got the pleasure (or so she says) for the first time of getting to see me present.

Building on the Shoulders of Giants

My session was a general talk on the use of APIs, frameworks and mashups and how we, as developers, can take advantage of many of the tools already available to us. The feedback I’ve received on the presentation has been extremely positive which is just fantastic. It’s often difficult to know how technical or how high-level to frame a session. I went for something a little higher-level and it seems to have gone over well.

I’ve posted my slides which also includes links to the resources I mentioned in the slides and in the presentation.

I hope to have the pleasure to do it again next year!

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Visual C++ 2008 - Random location picturebox?!?

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Hello everyone,

I need help with a program I’m busy working on. I’ve created a test application, and I need it to move one pictureBox control (pictureBox1) to move to a random location (either 70,233 or 204,146 or 46,46) each time a button (button1) is clicked. Take note again that one of 3 locations should be randomly selected, each time the button’s clicked.

I’ve seriously, for the life of me, been trying to work on this for half a month. I’ve tried many codes including rand(), so and so but nothings working.

If anyone could give me a hand, it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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"Form1.Form7.resources"

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I have Copied some Forms codeView into a new project and now I try to open a Form with this code but when doing this I will have a message like below.
On the left side of the designView, I can see all forms that I have in my project and I have tried to righclick and "Update Managed Resources" but this did not seem to help anyway.
One of the Forms in my project here has a "+" sign before the form and this form is possible to open, so perheps this has to be done to Form7 in anyway.

Form7 ^form7 = gcnew Form7;
form7->Show();

This is the message…
Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified colture or the neutral culture. Make sure "Form1.Form7.resources" was correctly embedded or linked into assembly "Form1" at compile time.

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Sorting Array Help

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Ok I am new to C++ and I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to Sort the array I have created. I dont know if I am on the wrong track or if I am on the right track. Someone PLEASE help!! I have to sort some integers that are given by the user using a sort method like bubble sort. Please HELP!!!

Thanks for your help in advance. Below is what I have so far.

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{
int number1;
cout << "Please enter number1: ";
cin >> number1;

int number2;
cout << "Please enter number2: ";
cin >> number2;

int number3;
cout << "Please enter number3: ";
cin >> number3;

int number4;
cout << "Please enter number4: ";
cin >> number4;

cout << number1 << endl;
cout << number2 << endl;
cout << number3 << endl;
cout << number4 << endl;

system( "PAUSE");

return 0;
}

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