have a msdn subsciption and was wondering if I can post a Silverlight
question here. I was wondering if Silverlight gives webcam support like flash
does this. With this, it is possible to make conferencing solutions.
As far as I read in ohter posts Silverlight 2 is not able to do this unless
you use a McGyver style
(http://jonas.follesoe.no/PermaLink,...b624af45b.aspx).
Is this correct? And if yes, are there plans to implement this feature in a
future release?
I am looking for live streaming audio/video technology to integrate in my ASP .NET web application. My searches led to a couple of open source products but most of them were old or came under the form of a full blown web application - not an SDK.
The project is academic and is ample therefore building my own is not feasible at this time. The end product will have to provide the functionality of a commercial product but will only be used as a proof of concept so no commercial use is intended.
Ideally all I am looking for is a library that can establish live-audio video connection between two computers over the internet and allows the video be embedded within a web page (with no or a minimum set of other controls). Also there has to be possible to transmit high quality video.
website is experiencing extremely slow reaction times. Web pages are taking a long time to load. The site is designed with ASP pages coded with VB Script and run on an MSQL 2000 Server. We are looking for help / tips on how to debug and troubleshoot the problems.
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Whenever we need to print orders, instead of printing each order we would like to print everything in one go. Any possible solutions?
One thing I implemented was - displaying all "open" orders in one page with css page-break-after after each order. But I have a problem - since the invoice has been formatted with tables - all invoices do not start at the top of the page. Further, if an invoice is too long - the second page starts printing at the middle or bottom of the page.
BTW, Page-break-after or before or both does not make a difference.