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i want to learn how to use klick event on some photo or textlink on my form for database...and i'm interested if i can put video or some song into sql database??? if i can't,which database you recommands
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I believe it is possible to do this. I know I've done it with an Oracle DB before. Take a look at this article and the attached code. Hopefully this helps.

Store audio in Sql Server 2005 and retrieve it and play it in windows application .net. - CodeProject
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i don't have time now...i will read it tommorrow...and i have one more question
how can i open form like...i don't know how to say it...i will try to describe it on other way...imagine some picture that you are zooming automatically and when you get your proper size of it you stop zoom it...that's how i want to open my form...not clasicall with
Form1 d = new Form1();
d.Open();

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how can i get my form to be full zoomed so it can cover windows taskbar...but not with maximie button, only when user start a program

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use the WindowState property, eg.

this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized;

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If you are using microsoft visual studio for c# then clik on the form and go to the properties of form you will get the windows state property and set that as maximized.




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