I'm trying to get a color value and adjust it by xx% (darken or lighten
the color)
Is there any build in classes for this like:
Color NewColor = AdjustColor(Color.Red, -10%);

Hello, Is this code efficient?
public static string HTML_FASE1_OTROS_GENERAL =
"    <table id='tFase1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0' width='800' >" +
"        <tr>" +

I'm curious how others would deal with something I'm building.
The app itself is a form of diary; it allows the organisation of diary
entries and a number of other data types.
Each diary entry is listed under its title, and double clicking brings

How I can copy an screen area (in C# Pocket PC) in order to modify and then
to restore de original content ?
Thanks in advance.

I want to know incase there is any performance difference or overhead
in calling a base class method and a derived class method.
Basically I am talking about simple method that is not overridden nor
virtual. If I declare a method in the base class say M1() and another

Can any one give me an example code for turning on and off WLAN on pocket
pc?
Thanks,
Jorge

in C#.net what is the equivalent function or anything for Redim preserve
statement
or can any one tell me the equivalent code for follwoing vb.net code.
(db is the object for database.vb class )

I would like to ask you what is the difference in creating both kinds
of connections.
What are advantages and disadvantages?
Is there a rule saying that  in some cases we should send data

Hello.  I was wondering if its possible?  Basically my program has a ThreadPool and that ThreadPool
works on many different methods.  Its very important to me that no pop up's ever occur; I have a
"try/catch" block around my main but any exception that the ThreadPool creates ...

I want to create a custom toolbar which will have controls like drop down,
push buttons etc. I have to do it in C#. I have never done it before. Can
anybody give me the direction in this regard.
Thanks in advance.

does anybody knows the difference between String( object) to
string(primitive)?
Regards
shayke

I recently came across some code to help play .wav;
http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/Csharp/cs_graphics/sound/article.php/c6143/
and while I got this to work in a stand-alone application, I have been
unable to make it work in a bigger one.

I am writing a (unmanaged) Win32 DLL. I want to be able to handle any
SEGVs (segmentation violations) gracefully, by using an error handler of
sorts.
Currently, if a user of my DLL (typically a VB programmer) passes a null

General question about how WinForms handles undoing a change during a
control's validation, if it does at all.
After a change to a control's value, if the data is determined to be
invalid, then in the control's Validating event handler, setting e.Cancel =

I am facing a strange problem, please take a look at the code below:
public SaveTree()
{
.......