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Is possible to Create Dll at runtime?19 Nov 2005 13:50 GMT2
Is possible to compile some C# code created at runtime and make an Dll; then
we can use reflection to instantiate the classes creaded, there by we can to
get a very versatile applications with higth performance.
Thank You
How to associate icon with extension?19 Nov 2005 12:35 GMT2
Does anybody know how to associate an icon with a file extension that
windows is not familiar with?
thanks
what does this text mean19 Nov 2005 11:50 GMT1
What does the following text mean "When visual component are written in C#
properties will appear in VS.NET as a property sheet"?
//Tony
Multiplexing19 Nov 2005 11:45 GMT1
how I can build an application that can accept the connection of more
users in the same tcp port?
tnx
static method19 Nov 2005 11:08 GMT1
In a console app, for example, that uses the System namespace, means that
all the static classes defined in System are loaded in memory?
Thank you
event arguments19 Nov 2005 08:32 GMT15
This might sound little stupid to many but I was thinking that when we can
use object why we really need event args to pass in any functions e.g.
bool MyFunction(object sender, System.EventArgs e){}
my question is targetted more on the customized event arguments that we
How to interface with a windows service?19 Nov 2005 05:58 GMT3
I created a server that handles a database and that clients can connect
to.  The server is a windows service.  I'd rather not interface with the
server via TCP like the clients do unless the server admin decides to
open up that option.  I was wondering if there are any tutorials ...
indexers19 Nov 2005 05:54 GMT1
If you create a class with an indexer, can you create it so that the
indexer is more than just a single integer? Something like [][][,] instead?
Datasets19 Nov 2005 05:25 GMT4
Can one dataset be directly populated with tables from different sources?
Example:
There are 3 .mdb files, with the same schema, and I want 2 tables from each
file.  Is there a way I can just create one dataset and put all the tables
Treeview: reference a Treenode using a string19 Nov 2005 04:18 GMT1
I have been working with the treeview control from Microsoft.
Here is what I want to do:
I have a function that returns a string:
private string generateNodeString(ArrayList array) {
Compact Access Database from CSharp19 Nov 2005 04:08 GMT5
I realized that as I add and delete rows in my database that the size
never goes down... just up and up and up and ... well you get the
picture.  I know that when you're working through access you can select
"Compact and Repair database..." from the Tools menu which removes all
Application consuming all system resources19 Nov 2005 02:41 GMT2
I have an application that is a class library (dll file) that is run in a
second application.
On my notebook (xp home sp2), the application runs well.
On my desktop machine (xp pro sp2) the application consumes almost all of
pInvoke with "unsigned char* buf" as parameter19 Nov 2005 02:05 GMT4
Anyone have any ideas on how to Marshal this parameter in C#?
unsigned char* buf
TIA,
Patrick
My User Control19 Nov 2005 01:05 GMT1
I reset my VS.Net toolbar and I lost "My User Control" tab. I am not able to
get it even after compiling my controls. What should I do?
thanks,
Po
Printing Basics (Tutorials)18 Nov 2005 23:50 GMT4
Don't know how I've managed to escape this but:
I need to learn how to print from my app.
I've worked through the examples in the Docs and have a good idea of
how to print text and InvokePaint on controls. But now I need to
 
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