I\'m new to Windows networking, and I am trying to find out which PORT number my socket is bound to (C++, Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010 Professional). It is a UDP socket, and from what I understand, u
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As the title says, I have a hidden border with some controls inside, and I would like to show it when a particular item in a combobox is selected.
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Ok, my program in a nutshell has a list of customers. Those customers are all listed in a listbox so when one is clicked on all of their information appears on the form. This works through databinding
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