Hey guys
Anyone know if it is possible to add a button at design time and place it
over the top of a directx window?
For example checkboxes, standard buttons, menus etc?

Is there a way to create a shared lock using the Monitor class or any other
synchronization class in .NET?
So I have one resource that may have multiple threads using it at once but a
second thread that when called must have exclusive access and cause the

Need to produce a Doc with no encoding info.
Is there anyway of doing this?
Thanks
Bob

I want to connec to oracle database via  ado.net 2.0.
the statement
OracleConnection ocn = new OracleConnection();
throws an exception: The type initializer for

What I want to do is this...
    public class c1 <T1, T2> where T1 : new()
    {
        private T1 at1;

I'm having problems w/ the VS2005 debugger with C#.  It blows past any
breakpoints in even the simplest "Hello World" console application.  I can't
do any step-by-step debugging.  I've provided the code and debugging output
later in this post.

I'm working with Clone() for the first time, and noticed that you have to
unbox the Clone of an object that implements ICloneable:
MyObject var1 = new MyObject();     // Where MyObject implements ICloneable
MyObject va3 = (MyObject)var1.Clone();

I am using .NET 1.1 with professional 2000.
What are the steps we have to follow to make set up to C# console
application.
My application is having one dll.

This is my simple code:
public Form1()
{
this.Size = configFile.getSize();

I've noticed that the media player window takes up the same percentage
of the screen regardless of the screen resolution, it's dimensions
aren't fixed in pixels but it takes up a set proportion of the screen.
This is exactly what i'm looking for in my simple form project i'm

I need to clone multiple times an object and I am succesfully cloning using
the regular serialization process, using a MemoryStream. My problem is that
after cloning the object more that 7 or 10 times then my computer's memory
gets flooded and every time I call the Clone() method ...

This is probably a simple FAQ I missed in my reading & googling.  I've been
using C# for over a year but I don't know the best way to handle a simple
class that will be called many times from many objects.  The class doesn't
have to save state, it is really a simple function.  ...

In my .aspx page, I am trying to read file that is on a different on the
company network.
When I map a drive to it and call from within my .aspx page, I get this
error:

I'm reading up on Visual C# and chapter 14 is introducing me to the
.net framework...
I'm a little curios it says that one of the function of the CLR is to
protect users from malicious code...

I have a window app. After clicking a button i need to display another
window ( Options window ) in such a way that  "getting back" to previous one
is blocked, unless "OK" is pressed.
How to do this?