Does anyone know why I keep getting this msg everytime I save a *.cs file?
"This file has been modified outside of the source editor. Do you want to
reload it?"
Thank you very much

I've been using the .Net Memory Profiler to chase down a memory leak in our
application. A custom control we have written was not being collected after
the form it was on was closed. Because the form tied to an event on that
control, the whole lot wasn't being collected.

I am deploying a project to a laptop. It works fine on my development
computer, and I have tested once a few weeks ago.
However, this time, the program can not start at all. After some digging, I
find that it stops right at the following line (this line is part of the

If I have a DataRow with a column of type DateTime and another
DataRow with a column of type string and do a simple assignment from
a DateTime cell to a string cell, what should happen?
I ran across this case just yesterday where someone had coded

     I have a class A inherit from ContextBoundObject.
     I create an instance of this object.
     I use VS.NET to debug the program.
     After the object is created, I found out the type of

I have the following scenario in brief: There are two classes EventRaiser
and EventConsumer. The EventRaiser raises an event and EventConsumer listens
to it, by adding its handler to the event chain of the EventRaiser's event
delegate. My question is: If the EventConsumer goes out ...

Regarding the mscorsvr v mscorwks libraries, I was
wondering how we can ensure that we use the server build
for our target environment.  We develop on single cpu
workstations, but we will deploy to several multi-cpu

Can you retrieve a calling object's instance from the stack via
reflection?  So far I've only been able to traverse the stack and get
to a Type of the calling routine (using StackFrame.GetMethod and then
interogating that MethodBase object).  What I'm trying to do is to

I am trying to send emails using the SmtpMail component. All works well as
long as the MailMessage.To address is an internal email. If it is an
external email it gets bounced back to the MailMessage.From address saying
that it was undeliverable. This only happens when the SMTP ...

I get a very strange thing.
Some form generates an exception during load.
Application has a catch block to deal with it.
Everything is ok if application runs under Visual Studio's

I wonder is it possible to iterate through all AppDomains
in a certain Process ( using un/managed C++ ), if so, is
it possible to attach to a certain AppDomain ???
Thanks in advance,

I'm trying to use the Code DOM to emit the following (C#)
member
   extern public int Count
   {

I used the console app example code from MSDN for sending smtp mail.  This
example code uses the line:
using System.Web.Mail;
When I attempt to compile I error out on the "using System.Web.Mail" line

I am a newbie in CLR. Somebody said to me that static members consume more
memory than instance members because they stay in memory along all the
application's lifetime. Is that true? What are the technical details about
that?

Once an object turns to Generation 2, It will not be collected any more?
Will or When GC try to collect Generation 1 and Generation 2?
Thanks in advance.