I came across something strange a few moments ago when testing some
strings.
In my application a particular object has a name and a title, and is
displayed on a webpage thusly:

Please, I REALLY need help with this one.  I've been banging my head
about it for three days now.
Here's the situation.
I have a form that runs some queries and functions and such.  When all

I did have a save button for a datagrid that is bound to a
tableadapter, but I wanted to remove the button and instead save
updates everytime a user finishes editing a row.  So I moved the update
code to the below RowLeave event.  However, the problem I have is when

I try to set the timeout property on my
HttpWebRequest object before lunching the request.
It seems like any value above 100 seconds is discarded.
Has anyone observered malfunctional with this class?

I have a long XML file that I should transmit to other computer using http.
Problem is that the whole XML Document is too large for one
transmitting.
What is the nicest way to split XML document into smaller pieces e.g. to 10

 I have C# application "applic.exe" and a dll "dyna.dll"
 whenever "applic.exe" or "dyna.dll" is loaded, I need them to also
load "test.dll" (unmanaged c++ dll).
  I do not have sources of "applic.exe" or "dyna.dll"

I'm trying to set the first three bits to zero on a byte.  For some reason,
the compiler is casting the number peculiarly when I use the bitwise
complement operator.
Here's what I think should work but doesn't:

I have a function, which accept two parameters, one is a object,
another is a Type. I need to cast the object to the type define by
Type. is it possible?
void MyFunction(Object O, Type T)

I have a program with a tabControl which contains 6 tabs. During the
execution of the program I want to Enable/Disable some of the tabs but
I did not find any way to do that. I've tried to use the Hide/Show
methods but without success.

I have some different functions taking a double[] as their input data and
returning a double value as their output data. Which implementation do you
think is better?
--first:

OK, I've got a DataGridView, I've created a BindingSource from one of my
Business Entity object (based on generated classes from EntitySpaces) I've
left the default column setup so that all the columns are displayed.
My DataSource objects are composed like this:

All of the XmlReader examples assume that the XmlDocument is being read from
a file. However, I would like to use it with an XmlDocument passed as a
method parameter, but am not sure how.
Any suggestions?

How do I do a chdir in C# ?

I am trying to locate a field (ToolStripMenuItem) by name in the current form
and set its Enabled property, but I'm having no luck (skill) so far.
Any help you could provide wold be greatly appreciated.
This is the code I have so far.  The line using (ToolStripMenuItem field =

I have ticked the XML Documentation option in my project properties and
when I compile my project I just get an XML file in the bin\debug
directory. How can I convert this file into a help file?
Thanks.