I would like to re-throw an exception but keep the stack trace from
when the exception was originally generated. Is there any way of doing
this (using .Net 1.1)?
I am not throwing it from the same place it was caught (in fact it is

I have an asp.net page that looks great except for a radiobuttonlist. It
insists on being what looks like 12 point. It doesn't matter how I resize it.
It stays big.
This is a horizontal list and it's for Y and N. I know a checkbox would be

I have a protected variable in a class (Class A) that I need to call from
another class (Class B) to modify.  I thought what I had to do was create a
public method in the class (Class A) containing the protected variable so
that the modification(s) can be done.  

  When opening a form with a datagridview, I would like the grid to scroll
to the last row.  If the row is visible there is no problem.  The grid has a
binding source which is bound to a bindinglist<T>.  I then set the binding
source position to the last item of the list, but ...

I have a form in a C# ASP Dotnet application. There is code in both the
!Postback and Postback section. The code in Postback section always executes
on the development box but when I deploy the app on the server this does not
execute. I even tried putting "document.Form1.submit() ...

I have an MDI Parent form with a toolstrip and menustrip.  The
menustrip is always the top most.  Both are Docked to Top.   I
contemplated using a toolstripcontainer but then removed it.  I had to
redock my toolstrip and menustrip.  Now the toolstrip is always top

Ok, I wrote this program that I have offered for download. What I want
though is for the user to:
(1) Download & install the program
(2) Have the program automatically check for updates (code chages, new

I'm keeping both a variable, and its default value in a class:
 class X {
   public const string DefaultString = "Default Value";
   ...

I have a form open and when a user clicks a button I do a frmNew.Show() and
this.Hide.  But I have a value that I need to pass to the new form.  How can
I do this, please?
Thanks very much,

I have the following code:
[STAThread()]
public static void Main()
{

since generics allow us to implement several IEnumerable<T> interfaces on a
single class, I think that "foreach" should somehow reflect that.
suppose we have a enumerable class
class C : IEnumerable, IEnumerable<int>, IEnumerable<string> { ...

This is the context...
" TableAdapters are created with the Dataset Designer inside of
strongly typed datasets."
Thanks!

I want to list components on the screen by enumarating the components.
For example, I am using toolstripmenu which is a component for windows
form.. But when i load the form, the components is null.
foreach(IComponent component in components.Components)

I need use a vb 6 control in my application written in C# but, as I am a
limited user (no administrator), everytime I run it an error appears.
Why? How can I make it works?
Thank you

Hi, guru,
I know GC in .Net will take care of the memory leak, but how about
resource leak.
Say, in a very complicated programs, some gdi objects are not release