After approximately 90000 calls to the Random.Next(iLowerBound, iUpperBound)
this function stops generating random numbers and returns iLowerBound.
Is this just me or is this a known problem?

Hello!!!
I have heard that C# is better than VB  because of optimization and standard
of Microsoft .NET development?

  I'm using late binding to make my app compatible with multiple versions
of Microsoft Outlook.
It works fine on the development machine but when I try to run it on another
machine I get an

Hi, does anyone have some suggestions to a good way to implement a solution
to the following?
I need to be able to communicate short text messages to hundreds of
computers. That is, there is a "main administrator" sitting at his machine,

I recently started getting the BSOD (Stop 0xC5 and others) when
compiling my C# application in Visual Studio. I was convinced it was
was hardware problems until i checked out the code on my laptop and
immediately started getting blue screens again (Stop 0x8E) when

I inadvertently changed the default class1.cs file that you get when you
create a new console project. How do I restore that default class1.cs file?
(That is, change some property or option so that when I create a new console
project, I get that default class1.cs file?)

I have a problem with http headers.
Iam creating:
private HttpWebRequest request = null;
and:

OK, I am trying to prototype a data import function, and the Data Import
Wizard from Microsoft Access is what we wanted to pattern our importer off of.
How do I get to this wizard inside the Access Data Model?
Thanks in advance,

It works with VS2003 and does not in VS2005:
in VS2003 :
  string sMyvalue = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["MyKey"];
in VS2005 (does not work!!)

I'd like to add a custom action to my installer project and I would like
that custom action to be an entry point into a C# DLL.  I have read and
understand how to add a custom action to an installer, but I can't for the
life of me find an example of specifying an entry point into ...

I have a C# application that uses a C++ COM exe server, and I've
noticed some strange behaviour with the life cycle of the object.  In
my .net app, I create an instance of the COM object (generated RCW),
and am able to deal with methods and connection points without any real

I've got a possible gig using C#.  I've been writing VB.NET since 2000 but
have not really done any C#.  How long will it take to get up to speed with
the C# knowing VB.NET well?
Are there any good books for experienced VB.NET developers wanting to learn

in vb.net I know use the follow code can implement dynamic call
  Dim asm As [Assembly] = [Assembly].LoadFrom(<FileName>)
 Dim ty As Type = asm.GetType(<Object Name and class name>)
 Dim obj As Object = Activator.CreateInstance(ty)

Why is the last line of this code snippit pulling up with an error?  Any help
will be appreciated - Thanks, Steve.
string str_SQLLayoutsPound = "SELECT * FROM Layouts ORDER BY Name";
OleDbCommand obj_SQLLayoutsPound = new OleDbCommand( str_SQLLayoutsPound,

i used to do this in vb and haven't been able to in c# - any workaround?