Windows 10: How do I lay one object flat against another object?

I have one object that is at an angle, and I want to import a 2d image to lay flat against the surface of that angled object. Is there an easy way to do this?


For instance, putting a photo of an apple on the surface of a desk.

:)

 

"object reference not set to an instance of an object"

When I turn on my Laptop, dialogue box show "object reference not set to an instance of an object" problem. Any suggestion ,How to fix that one ?

 

ordering two lists of objects

I have a list of of object 'build'

Code: public class build { public Int32 id { get; set; } public string number { get; set; } public string status { get; set; } public string buildTypeId { get; set; } public string branchName { get; set; } public string startDate { get; set; } public string href { get; set; } }[/quote] Which im sorting into two lists according to the buildTypeId then ordering according to the build number(property number) by

Code: var finish = BuildList.Where(y => y.buildTypeId == "bt11").OrderBy(x => x.number); var start = BuildList.Where(y => y.buildTypeId == "bt19").OrderBy(x => x.number);[/quote] build number is unique to the build im pulling the start and finish info on. So in each start and finish list build number will not be duplicated and its how i ensure i get the matching start and finish build object. Trouble is if a build failed it wont have a matching finish object or if the build is currently in progress when i get the initial data. Which means i have a start list smaller then the finish list and the two lists don't match up.

What i want to do next but not sure how is order both lists so they match, ie index 0 of both have the same build number then index 1 have the same build number etc down the list. which will work with the .OrderBy(x => x.number). However when there is no matching finish object with that number id like to insert a default build object Instead and its this bit im struggling with. Im competent with LINQ but not enough to solve this last bit, is it even possible with LINQ?

EDIT: DAM sorry this happens every bloody time, I think I may have found a possible solution .FirstOrDefault() Still looking into it but it seems good so far. It was the one Google link I didn't click on. I wouldn't mind but ive used in the past too and completely forgot.

Thanks everybody

 

Failure to enumerate objects in the container Access denied

Hi Steve,

In Windows 10, we can set our stuff public or private by permissions. And it’s easy to set on the file’s properties. But sometimes, when you want to change its permissions, some error occurs. Failed to Enumerate Objects in the Container. But take it easy,
here we are going to tell you the quick and effective way to fix it. Kindly follow the steps below to change the settings:

• Right-click on the file or folder you want to change its permissions, then choose Properties.
  
• Click Advanced under Security pane.
  
• Click Change.
  
• Type your user name in the box, then click Check Names and OK.
  
• Check this two items: Replace owner on sub-containers and objects & Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object, then click OK.
  
• If prompted by Windows Security, click Yes.

Now you can change permissions for your files normally now.

Should you need further assistance, feel free to get back to us.

Regards.