I was wondering if anyone here has an idea how to decrypt French letters.I've managed to decrypt English ceaser cipher but have no ideas how to begin with for French as it does not include the letters K and W. So I will have certain letters translated wrongly.
I am using ASCII, c = char, Asc(c), using the ASCII numbers to decrypt.
I have a program which is in English language processing. It reads text from a textbox, then parse the text. Now, I want to use it for french, so, I copy/paste french into the textbox, then it shows ? for certian characters.
how to make it accept french text?
The same thing that happens when you compile a script it turns in a non-readable mode but when it's opened in the right editor it's back for editing like normal.But just so it encrypts and decrypts the textfiles just like I said before.
View 3 RepliesI'm keeping track of some things that are numbered and others that are lettered; while NumericUpDown is perfect for selecting numbered things, I need an analogue for selecting lettered things. The obvious choice would be a listbox that just contains all the letters of the alphabet. But I need to show only the appropriate range of letters, so if I want to use a listbox, I need to write a function that populates the listbox with the first n letters of the alphabet; if n > 26, it should continue with aa, ab, and so on. How do I do this?
View 17 RepliesI'm trying to learn RSA encrypting/decrypting in vb.net and Im having some problems.Its important that I can export / import the RSA cert.
VB
Imports System.Security.Cryptography
Public Class Form1
[code].....
In ASP.net using VB, how can I Convert a number e.g 4.5 to french (4,5).
And a quick question, when storing this in database, will It store as 4.5 or 45?
I am reading in a text file and displaying the data read in in textboxes. Some of the characters are accented French characters which are not displaying correctly in the form. This prob does not exist with VB6 on the same machine. What do I need to set/change in vb.net to display these characters properly.
View 3 RepliesI know that I can get the month name for a date, e.g.:
Dim myMonth As String = MonthName(Month(myDate))
which gives me January, February, etc.What I need is to *also* get the month name in French, for a bilingual app I'm working on. Note that the app decides the language to display based on values supplied to the program, not the current locale settings.Is there a simple, canned way to do this or should I use a lookup array for the month names? Or, something else?
Rudimentary Translator gives English words and their French and German equivalents. Store these words in a text file and read them into a structure having a member for each language. Write a program that sorts arrays according to the English words. The program should then request an English sentence as input from the keyboard and translate it into French and German. For example, if the English sentence given is MY PENCIL IS ON THE TABLE, the French translation will be MON CRAYON EST SUR LA TABLE, and the German translation will be MEIN BLEISTIFT IST AUF DEM TISCH.
Note: Assume that the only punctuation in the sentence is a period at the end of the sentence. Use a binary search to locate each English word.English words and their French and German equivalents.
English French German
YES OUI JA
TABLE TABLE TISCH
THE LA DEM
[code]....
I have my form set in french as well, and it automatically changes the text format to use ','. However When I try to insert my values into the database it says cannot convert nvarchar to decimal? Worst case, Is there a way I can disable the numbers from changing to use ',' and just use '.' always regardless what language it is? My working language is vb.net?
View 1 RepliesI have a button on a web page labeled "Send to MS Word" that redirects to an .aspx page that on-load includes the following:
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-word"
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=""BOC ScoreCard.doc""")I also build a Dataset that gets info from an MS SQL database. The information within the database includes French Accent Characters, for example: When the user clicks the button, everything works ok except the French Accent Characters.
I've been trying to display some information from an Oracle Database(10G) in a VB.NET program. Some of this information is in french and I need to display the french accents correctly. The e with an accent chr(233) is my test case, and it keeps coming back as either an inverted question mark (with Ole DB), a question mark (with the System.Data.OracleClient) or an 'i' (with ODBC and DSN)..
View 2 RepliesI have my form set in french as well, and it automatically changes the text format to use ','. However When I try to insert my values to the database it says cannot convert nvarchar to decimal? Worst case, Is there a way I can disable the numbers from changing to use ',' and just use '.' always regardless what language it is?
View 1 RepliesI have a piece of code which loads either french or english text and 2 link buttons that allow to switch between.
<%
if publierFR = 0 Then
if publierEN = 0 Then
[code].....
i have a textbox full of names and names can only be less then 20 letters so if there is a line with more then 20 letters how can i delete it with code ?
View 2 RepliesI want to get letters to each harddrive I have recognized in WMI . I give an example:I have:
1x HDD (400 GB) Samsung (fixed) - 4 partitions (one of them is for Linux, the biggest problem!)
1x HDD (250 GB) Seagate (external) - 1 partition
And in Windows I can see 4 harddrives. So the thing: How can I get exact letters belonging to Samsung, and letter(s) belonging to Seagate? Make sure, that user can have more drives and more partition (maybe Linux too) ... I can divide my Seagate too, like 20 GB and 230 GB ... you know. I've checked much things in WMI like Win32_DiskPartition, but it does not help me so much ...
I want to check for the letters of the given string. for example: the string = Visual Studio next is i want to check per letter of the string. next I want to change V to x
View 1 RepliesI'm retrieving some norwegian letters for my application. I know that the norwegian letters has something to do with:iso-8859-1 But I have no idea how to implement it in my application.
View 5 Replieswe're doing a hangman game in VB 2008 and we are using an input box to enter a word that will be stored in the variable "word".How do I set it that the input box will only except letters of the alphabet. We are dealing with manipulating strings in class.I tried using the KeyPress event but that failed miserably.
View 13 RepliesOutlook is causing some problems when being passed a mailto string with accented characters in it. Changing the codepage for my entire webpage that has this string on it solves this problem, but that causes other problems in the system, so I would not like to do that.
A string like such returns a lot of garbage characters:
"mailto:Helpdesk-someemail@email.com?subject=Mon bâtiment / Départementé / Bureau n'est pas répertorié"
Meanwhile, this cuts off the character after the "D"
"mailto:someemail@email.com?subject=Mon bâtiment / Départementé / Bureau n'est pas répertorié"
I would like to post a XML file to a URL using VB 2008 but am having an issue.
Here's what I tried:
CODE:
This works.
CODE:
How to get letters from one word into strings (one letter, one string).
View 10 RepliesI'm trying to produce every possible combination of the letters in a word, however I've been very unsuccessful at figuring this out.
I can't seem to grasp what I need to do to get this working, I've been at it for the last four hours or so.for example, the word "one" would produce: one, oen, eon, eno, noe, neo.
how do you search a string for capital letters, is there a function I can use to return to me how many capital letters are in a string? I have tried searching this but as yet not stumbled across a function. Most functions I found converted lower case to upper case Etc. I thought InStr might be the one but still looking for information on that one. I did find something along the lines of .char.isupper but the textbox is .text A password 'rating' tool of sorts of which I use a counter so if I enter "STRing" in the textbox for example it will return a 3 add it to the counter and continue with the little algorithm which my rater uses to add up things such as numbers or special characters to get a final score and that indicates to the user how strong the password is.
View 2 RepliesHow would I go about writing an IF statement that would check for letters? Something like:
IF field IS NOT Int THEN
Response.Write "WRONG!"
ELSE
Response.Write "OK"
END IF
Quick question here about how to get it to accept capital and lowercase letters. I am running code that has certain Customer Types such as "T". It returns different information for that customer. There are only 3 types "T", "R", and "C". The rest return the default information. When I enter "t" into the textbox it returns the default information, not the information for "T". How do I go about getting it to accept "T" or "t"?
View 4 RepliesI'm rather new here (actually just made this account in hopes of getting this question answered. I'm currently attempting to try and get text from a textbox to change the letters to numbers. A weak encryption if you will.Example:jack and jill ran up the hill in numbers would be say j=30 a=20 c=99 d=200 ect
View 2 RepliesI need that a particular column in a DGV necessarily be written in capital letters, without the user having to press "BloqMay"... for the rest of columns the user will write normal.
View 3 Replies1) Draw three letter's 'P' 'B' & 'C' on a form (at a later date mutiples of each wil be added)
2) to be able to drag them anywhere on the form
3) to be able to lassoo them and drag them all at the same time.
For the moment the third option isn't important just as long as l can drag the letters.
I have a program which records the phone numbers I dial into one program into its own textbox. But whenever I use numlock to type the phone numbers in, it appears as "abc, etc" in the recording program.
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