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Since it was running in a service, the user running the program was Local System, not the logged in user, so the mapped drives were different. Running the service as myself made the...

Thanks for the reply, David.

NET USE tells me :
Status Local Remote Network

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Another, simpler approach:



public bool DoPicturesIntersect(PictureBox square1, PictureBox square2)
{
return square1.DisplayRectangle.IntersectsWith(square2.DisplayRectangle);
}

Using .NET 4

I'm trying to convert from Mapped Drive paths (e.g. "Z:\tmp\test.txt => \\server\tmp\test.txt") and I'm having mixed results.

I used a function from...

That looks exactly like what I needed, but I neglected to mention something else maybe you know.

I'm creating a COM dll out of these libs, so there is a static class incorporating my calls. Is...

I am using a third-party library that has seperate 32 and 64 bit libraries:

C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\LibraryName.lib
and
C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\x64\LibraryName.lib

The...

I've never had stdlib get lost with such a macro, and scope is only an issue if you poorly separate your classes.

It depends on how "secure" you want this to be. The simplest way would be to create a text file with the character's name, say "dudeguy.txt" and then use serialization to output the Character object...

#define is also incredibly useful for macros.
I frequently use them to allocate common pointers, like char*. For example:



#define malstr(str,size) \
str =...

I didn't see anything in search or FAQ, but if I just missed it then I apologize.

(Windows Platform)
My end goal is to run console commands on a remote machine via telnet entirely...