I have the code below that works fine.  Note that CellSet does not have
a constructor, so I don't have a default way of initializing it.
If I try to do something else in the catch block, either
    ExceptionManager.Publish(ex);

I have installed both FW2.0 and FW1.1 on my machine. I started working on
.NET technology just 4 months ago, and I've always been using the 2.0 but
for my last work my boss told me to check if it can run also on machine
having only the 1.1 version installed.

I want to be able to drag and drop an Outlook mail message (Outlook 2003)
onto a windows form (C# 2003) so that my application can then save the file
(in the same was as if I were to drag and drop on the desktop). Anyone able
to help me with how to achieve this?

Has anybody got any recommendations for good quality instrumentation
performance / usage trackers for C# (2.0) code? Ideally that doesn't require
exhaustive manual insertion into source? I don't mind whether it plugs into
the IL directly, or requires a bespoke build etc. Going ...

I have recently upgraded a smartclient application to .net 2.0. What
really baffles me is that the app works fine in debug/release mode. But
when I create a setup package or try to run the .exe the offline
application block throws an exception on the following line of code...

I've written a Windows Forms application in .NET 2.0 and am exposing
it to COM using the checkbox in Project Properties and by adding some
register functions and adding it to the GAC. I'm using the ActiveX
Test Container (tstcon32.exe) and I'm able to add the control to the

I've written an application that (in a very cut down form) looks like
this:
namespace Opus2.Page {
   public class Admin : System.Web.UI.Page {

Hello NG,
could you please point me to some resources, where i can learn, how to
access the CD-drive for burning data on it. The device should be an ATA
drive. No SCSI.

VS 2003
C#
IIS 6
Does anyone know how to send values to and pop up a new window,

I want to use the ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings from within a .NET class
library that gets called. If using the above class, what would the name of
the config file be? would this be the name of the DLL that is calling it as
per a Windows EXE ie : myexe.exe.config.

2 questions
1. How do i set the whole form's opacity prop? Right now i have to set
an event handler for each element on the form. Is there are better way
to do this?

I have both an unmanaged DLL written in C++, and a Windows Forms
application from which I'm trying to use the services of the unmanaged
DLL.  I seem to have everything set up correctly, but I'd really like
to be able to debug into the unmanaged DLL.  Here's how I have things

I'm using .NET 1.1
Under a specific node in my XML schema I want user of my app to have the
ability to put in any XML he/she chooses. So I defined this parent node as
xs:AnyType. The rest of the XML file should be validated against the schema

So I'm starting to do some things where I'm going to want to add
scripting in the application, and I can't find a scripting language to
plug in that I like. So far I've looked at LUA and L-Sharp, but
neither appeals to me. TCL would be okay, I guess, but still not

Consider i have this code:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
public delegate void DoSearchEventHandler(Form f, DoSearchEventArgs e);
public class DoSearchEventArgs