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In the default location:
"C:\Users\[UserName]\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects"
or:
"C:\Development\"
or:
"D:\Development\"
or...
I put them on my "Data" drive, which would be D in your case. Then, if I need to back up my machine, I can easily backup just the data and not the program files. Separately, your code should be in source control as well.
Never keep Your project on System drive, do not trust windows so much!
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I have requirment to create application based on exiting application.But we don't any document or source code of that exiting application.So, i would like to know how that application is working.For that is there any way to break .exe application ? looks like its created by VB.
Just i would like to see the program , Please advise is there any way to break .exe application and see the program ?
What you are looking for is basically a decompiler. Depending upon how the program was compiled, you can recover various pieces, but not necessarily everything.
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I am using Ruby and Google Drive API.
How to create a folder in the root location?
A folder in Google Drive is essentially a file with MIME type application/vnd.google-apps.folder, so you can use the Ruby code in the Reference guide and set the mimeType field to that value.
Check the docs for the complete snippet:
https://developers.google.com/drive/v2/reference/files/insert
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How would code look like for accessing another domain in AD and creating a user!
NON-CMDLET's! .NET or VB Script only!
I Have an account on the other domain which I can use to create this use ron the other domain.
Take a look here System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.
In powershell you need to load assembly for working with it:
[reflection.assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement")
the code looks like that in msdn link.
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I have found in some web article that go has Windows compiler. Can anybody suggest me the web address where I can download it and some information about how to install it and commands for run a code? Thanks in advance.
Go Windows downloads
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What things in CI or my server do I need to set so that my application will work with the "www" domain prefix. Everything works as intended -- as long as there is no "www". With the "www", I get all sort of errors (e.g. DB connection, etc.).
you can check your config.php or .htaccess file(s) if you have them.