same question about WEB app.:
In vb i use "handles + handler class name" keyword for events, what can
i use in c#?
In vb i use the directive masterpagefile and mastertype and than i can

I need to set a default Selected Item in combobox on a tabbed page which is
on tabbed page #2. It works on page 1 but not page2.

The framework we use, uses MbUnit and the QE runs the tests through the
UI shortcuts. The link to the report then shows up in the output window
when the run is completed.
Is there a way to write \ modify this text in the output window? I need

I want to dynamically change the font combobox content. How to catch the
event or the message that installed fonts have been changed?
Thanks,

I am retrieveing Application settings using
"Properties.Settings.Default.xxxxxxxx" where xxxxxxxx is known at design
time.
How can I retrieve a 'soft' setting, ie:  the value I wish to retrieve is

This may not be possible, but here goes.  I would like to be able to start
up Access from C# and have it open up a specific object (in my case a Table)
in the database.  Access doesn't seem to have a command line option to do
this, although one can create a shortcut to do this.

I have 1 contextmenu with several buttons.
two different listviews sit beside each other on the same form. Both
use the same context menu.
I have a method for when a menu item gets clicked:

Im trying to achive the next task:
date1 = 10/25/2005;
date2 = 03/28/2006;
DiferenceInWeeks = date2 - date1; // Result must be showed in weeks

Hi all on .net 2.0 i have a dataset and a table with some rows.
Is there a way to retrive the current row index ? So i can retrive other
value of that column...
something like dataset.table[i].columnname.value

I have all these #define commands in a c++ file I am converting to C#.
They usually have a value assigned to them:
#define BSL_TXBLK     0x12
What is the c# equivalent for this.

Wondering, if C# (framework 2.0) does not support parsing DateTime timezones
in three letter acronyms.
I would like to parse date strings like "2005 Nov 01 11:58:47.490 CST -6:00"
but it seems C# does not support the timezone letters (CST). I suppose to

Are there any split window editors that load different files into each
window section and will integrate with VS.NET?
If no VS.NET integration, I'd still like suggestions.
Thanks,

Hi, I accidently posted the following to
microsoft.public.dotnet.csharp.general a few days ago when it should of
ended up here, so apologies for the cross post. Any advice is as always
appreciated.

   Like in C++ I tried to use constructor to open a database connection and
distructor to close the database connection, it now turns out that one
cannot create distrutors in C# classes.
Here is my code

If I call the base class from a derived classes constructor, is the
base class constructor executed before the calling derived classes
constructor? :
public someclass( someparam foo) : base( foo)