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Can I un-install V1.0 of the framework leaving V1.1 installed without any
ill effects?
Thanks

I have been creating an Button using .Net C#.
Once the user clicks the button, the click event handler will perform task A. This normally takes around 2 minutes
During this 2 minutes, the user must not be allowed to click this button again
However, once the user clicks multiple ...

I have a delegate which I call BeginInvoke on. I use the waithandle.WaitOne
to wait for the delegate to finish.
If there is an exception in the delegate call, waithandle.WaitOne returns
true and the asyncresult.IsFinished(Completed) also returns true.

Hello friends,
I am finishing my Computer Science graduation this year, and I have to
make a final project for it.
As I'm working with Microsoft .NET, my idea is to write my project

If I create a BaseClass in a BaseAssembly, then derive a MiddleClass
in a MiddleAssembly from the BaseClass, a TopAssembly that derives a
TopClass from MiddleClass (or just creates a MiddleClass instance)
needs to reference both MiddleAssembly and BaseAssembly at compile

With certain combinations of my app's dll's, my app fails at startup with the message
  ...\V1.1.4322\mscorwks.dll could not be loaded
I do in fact have the .NET Framework 1.1 installed on my machine, and I can run other applications with it
I have a feeling it has to do with my ...

Let me give a quick user story here:
I need to be able to go from a byte offset in a method body to a line
of source code reference. I need to do this statically, without the
application being run in the debugger or otherwise. I would really

All
I am in the process of load testing an application and I am not happy with the scalabity of the preliminary system.  Under a moderate load of 300-400 users per test machine (Dual P4-700,3 Gig of ram), I am noticing some very slow page loads.  To simulate the load, I have been ...

I am working on a pure managed windows application that creates large byte arrays at run time. In fact it creates a 50M byte array when the application starts
public static byte[] buffer = new byte[1024*1024*50]
I am using System.GC.GetTotalMemory() to monitor the memory usage. It ...

 I have made a method that would take any object o and an array of
extraTypes to construct a XmlSerializer object then call .Serialize(stream,
object)...  When I have this called within the same method as the type it
works fine but when I am passing this type and the extra types ...

   We are trying to Serialize a System.Drawing.Cursor object and
Deserialize it. Before serializing the cursor behaves correctly but when we
serialize and use a deserialized object, the hotspot (the cursor pointer) is
not where it is expected to be. We tried both binary and soap ...

Sorry if I'm cross-posting, but I'm not sure what is the better post this
question. It's about joining together many printer jobs into a single one.
Note: this is not a Crystal Reports question.
I'm using Crystal Reports to print a report by using the ReportDocument's

I believe I have found a severe limitation of DotNet, with respect to
hosting Windows Form Controls in WebPages.
It appears this is only possible when the web is configured on Port 80. Any
other port and the control will not display.

I have a problem. The issue is that my embedded winforms in IE will not cache no matter how hard i try. They seem to goto the download assembly cache but they dont load from there like the framework documentation has stated. I have tried versioning, strong naming, and everything ...