Is it possible to make a printable ‘template’ document?
I’m writing a piece of software to generate and print nametags. The issue I’m having is that nametags need to be formatted the same, but have different values (ie. different names, titles), and can be on different sizes of paper.
Is it possible to make a printable ‘template’ document?
I’m writing a piece of software to generate and print nametags. The issue I’m having is that nametags need to be formatted the same, but have different values (ie. different names, titles), and can be on different sizes of paper.
cross-application text formatting
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cross-application text formatting
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Under what cirumstances would type ‘System.Object’ qualify for serialization?
I’m in charge of a comprehensive serialization format with support to serialize runtime objects (any derived type of Object
). I can’t find a sane scenario where one would choose to serialize an instance of System.Object
immediately. In my purview, Object
is undefinitive, and belongs in a binary format, not in a human-readable text.
Under what cirumstances would type ‘System.Object’ qualify for serialization?
I’m in charge of a comprehensive serialization format with support to serialize runtime objects (any derived type of Object
). I can’t find a sane scenario where one would choose to serialize an instance of System.Object
immediately. In my purview, Object
is undefinitive, and belongs in a binary format, not in a human-readable text.
Under what cirumstances would type ‘System.Object’ qualify for serialization?
I’m in charge of a comprehensive serialization format with support to serialize runtime objects (any derived type of Object
). I can’t find a sane scenario where one would choose to serialize an instance of System.Object
immediately. In my purview, Object
is undefinitive, and belongs in a binary format, not in a human-readable text.