Regarding private and public key encryption

Question

suppose i am using private and public key encryption with c#. so when i encrypt anything and forward to Mr x then what key Mr x should have to decrypt and what key Mr x should have to encrypt which i can decrypt?

 

in  private and public key encryption both part should have the same private and public key or any one key ?

please discuss here. thanks

 

Answer 1

hi rajesh, Follow this Source Code..


http://www.bobpowell.net/embedfonts.htm

Answer 2

If it is a windows forms. REF1 and REF2 

Answer 3

I want to build windows application so just tell me that how can i write the button text in Hindi thats my main question

Answer 4

It is possible to embed fonts for IE6, IE7, IE8, FireFox 3.5+ (PC & Mac), Safari (PC & Mac) and Opera 10 and other newer browsers

Please read this

Answer 5

Hi Rajesh, I have posted an article regarding to this Situation. Also i gave C# code in my article. It will suite to your need. I gave the Link to you soon.

Answer 6

I have seen many software in which the label text is written in Nepali or hindi but runs successfully in my computer in the absence if Hindi or Nepali font then how to achieve this.

Answer 7

You can add a new font irrespective of whether application is window or web. Go through the following links : For WPF - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.numerics.biginteger.aspx For ASP.Net - http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/aspnet/threads/231795

Answer 8

Hi Rajesh,

The font-Compatibility is not machine In-dependent . The fonts we used in our applications must be installed in computer. But you can provide the fonts used in the application as a part of installation.

But we have other Choice, that Windows and web development provides a property to solve this issue. The Property is Font-Names Property.

asp:TextBox Font-Names="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial"
Text="Size Test" ID="txt" runat="server" />

Here, the browser will use the Verdana font (if it has it). If not, it will fall back on Tahoma or, if that isn't present, Arial.

When specifying fonts, it's a good idea to end with one of the following fonts, which are supported on all browsers:

Times
Arial and Helvetica
Courier

The following fonts are found on almost all Windows and Mac computers, but not necessarily on other operating systems like Unix:

Verdana
Georgia
Tahoma
Comic Sans
Arial Black
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