You may experience this error if you try to compile a visual studio solution/project where it is referring to Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel from GAC. This could also happen in a build server where you don’t have or want any tools which are licensed because you don’t want to pay for it as you spawn servers at runtime. You may feel like you hit the dead end where you are forced to install Microsoft office tools. But we have another alternative which is completely legal and ethical.
We may get this error when we try to execute an application which has CPP component. Here MSVCP100 is a file which should be installed along with Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Re-distributable Package. Here 100 means 2010 and D means debug version. This error occurs only when you are trying to run your application which is compiled using the “debug” configuration instead of “Release”.
In this post we will see how to add hot keys to WPF window. Hot keys are keyboard shortcuts with which we can easily navigate through the window without the help of a mouse. Hot keys are those which when pressing “Alt”+ hotkey character will take you to the control associated with that hot key.
If you are able to subscribe to a mouse click event on a radgridView, then your immediate requirement could be to find the row in which the mouse click event occurred. In this post we will see how to achieve this.
Subscribing to a row click event is not straight forward in WPF Telerik RadGridView. In this post we will see how we can achieve this. Subscribing to a mouse click event would have been straight forward if all the rows were available at the time of gridview loaded event. But as in most scenarios, not all rows are available at this time, so when you subscribe to a normal Mouse Click event, only a click on the Header row will trigger the events. As the GridView can be updated with values at a later stage, it is not easy to subscribe to those rows which are loaded at a later stage.
