I'm using .NET 2.0 but unfortunately there's a windows service that
needs to be implemented in .NET 1.1 ... so I need to send a file to a
server, what's the similar method of doing so in 1.1?
Socket client = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork,

In http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/urlmon.FindMimeFromData, it is
suggested to use FindMimeFromData in below way.
   [DllImport("urlmon.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Unicode, ExactSpelling =
true, SetLastError = false)]

Let's say I have an interface (IValid) I want to add to all the
different Winform.Controls classes (textbox, radiobutton, etc).  And I
have a bunch of methods that then use these IValid Controls.  Sometimes
they access them as Controls, sometimes as IValids.  Which means

In order to work with MS Word document, do I need to install Visual Studio
Tools for the Microsoft Office System ?

I'm listening to the SessionEnding event, so I can close my application
properly when Windows is shutting down.
I do some disposing and stuff if the event occurrs but windows doesn't
shutdown after that. Somehow my application cancels the shutdown.

How can I find that user is connected to internet or not?
thanks in advance

I want to align the text in the first column in the list view to the right.
However, when I select the 'Right' from the drop down list box in the
TextAlign property of the first column it still says Left.

I have a DLL using stdcall and a function of it is returning a null
terminated string. How do I declare this in C# (VS2005) ?
I try things like:
       [DllImport(dllName)]

I want to load an assembly dinamically into another application with a
button click.
how to load and execute that dinamic assebly..
i tried like this

In the book *Programming C#* 4th editionby Jesse Liberty, it reads
"Actually, the CLR guarantees to start running the static constructor
before anything else is done with your class. However, it only
guarantees to *start* running the static constructor; it doesn't

I want to build an xml document and let my web service return it. Its real
simple xml. Whats the best way of doing this? xmldocument? xmltextwriter?
Should i return the document itself or convert it to a string?

I'm writing an application to read data from a serial port. Unfortunatly due
to system restrictions I can only use v1.1 of the .NET framework. All the
help files I have read reference v2.0 of the framework. How do I implement
the serial port in v1.1?

I know that HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() generates a HttpWebResonse.
The response has one ContentType property. But the property is just
decided by http response header. It is possible that the content is
actually HTML, while the ContentType is "image/jpeg".

//Shrinks the specified polygon by one pixel (in any relevant direction)
//so that the shrunken polygon sits exactly within the original (specifed)
polygon.
public void Point[] ShrinkPolygon(Point[] polygon)

I'm trying to show an image ontop of a button, but with no luck thoug.
What properties besids Button.Image do i have to change to show the
image?
I use VS 2005 C#