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you cannot mix them, as in writing both in your source code, you can however interop libraries written in c++ and use them that way (dll importing) and as for your hypothesis, almost correct, or will...

mind posting the error?

also, you should probably look into the security features of what ever you're trying to "bot", some games have a lot of restrictions and blocks to make sure people play...

a simpler way would probably be



[DllImport("User32.Dll", EntryPoint = "PostMessageA")]
static extern bool PostMessage(
IntPtr hWnd,
uint msg,
...

it shows MyDisplayName", because youre writing "\\MyDisplayName\\", and what youre using at the end ( \" ) is an escape character, telling your app to actually type it out, try what toraj said, or...

since you're already getting the processes by a specific name you wont have to check if it begins with the name you entered, also as stated, you have to use "WINWORD" without the .exe part



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C# 4.0 and .net 4.0 will ship with functions supporting multiple cores.
Untill then take a look here and here.

There's no need to do a "massive iteration", the reason the value changes is because its using a pointer to point to it, once you figure out the pointer its easy to write into the memory, you might...

To get the username you could simply use System.Environment.UserName.

its just good programming practice to initialize variable before use, to avoid possible errors.

WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is a new way to create GUIs, it uses XAML, making them extremely customizable, you have to choose it when you choose which kind of application you want to...

well, just dont hardcode it, and make a FolderBrowserDialog to let the user choose a path;



//need this for the dialog
using System.Windows.Forms;

FolderBrowserDialog Finder = new...

to be able to access it from all over your code you have to make it "global" just declare it out any forms or methods, but inside the namespace.

the app should not embed any external libraries at all, also:

might very well be, if you created the app for .net 3.5, how ever i would expect some sort of error about a version mismatch....

all the .net languages go into IL, so they should look a bit alike ;)
besicly its a matter of taste, for a c++ programmer, migrating to C#/c++/cli is probably easier that to start with VB.net and so...

just read the array normally and randomize which one you choose to be the word chosen?


string[] items = items;

Random rnd = new Random();
rnd.Next(0, items.Length);

string ChosenWord =...