I have an instance of a form, lets say formA.
This form is passed to a method that must create a new form, lets say
formB of the same type.
How can this be accomplished except by using reflection eg;

I use Assembly.LoadFrom to load my assembly which is the user interface dll
for my application. After loading, i invoke the entry method to run my
application.
But when the application throws an exception elsewhere, normally it has to

I am using cryptostream on both sides on tcp connection that pass data.
I am also use asyc socket , so , the data that recieved in the callback
method not always have the length of the buffer I sent.
for ex

what kind of object has this method to return?
Generally the MSDN says return a list of the original data types. If it
comes to an example the instruction says return a list of strings. But
then the code example (in most cases an array of ints) returns a list

I'm having trouble PInvoking a TCHAR[ ] within a struct.
I'll paste the specific struct's API definition below.
I've tried so many numerous variations.
The main Win32 error I get is 0x3f0 / 515L which amounts to ERROR_NO_TOKEN.

    I m new to CSharp.. so may be my preliminary questions look stupid..
but plz help me..
I want to drag controls like buttons or some other user controls over form..
i have set form's autoscroll = true to handle scrolling automatically. but

I am developing a toolbar for IE6. I have referenced the sample project
provided at http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/dotnetbandobjects.asp and the
msdn article "Creating Custom Explorer Bars, Tool Bands, and Desk Bands". I
have followed the instructions and installed the ...

Does anyone know how to change the network connection names on a
Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 system?

I am using COM to automate Word. In the main thread of my program, I
store all the Document objects from Application.Documents. In one event
handler (the event generated by Word), if i get all the current
documents using Application.Documents, the objects I got are not same

I'm implementing .NET Remoting on a project.  We have about 12 instances of
the application running at one time, 10 in trucks out in a wireless
enviroment (trucks do not leave the yard.. they are feeding cattle), and 2+
on office PCs inside.  The app makes calls like, give me all ...

I'm trying to get my head around what's involved in C# to declare, raise and
respond to an event.
I'm coming from the VB.NET world where to declare and event we wrote:
   Public Event Foo()

what is the best/correct way to check for a NULL object?
I.e.
myClass test;
if(test == null) {}

I am trying to convert code that worked in a Visual Studio 2003 project to
code that will work in a Vsual Studio 2005 project
and need help.
The following is the VS2003 code:

I am running VS 2003 and have applied SP1. (On WinXP SP2, .Net 1.1)
In the Command Window I get the following
? Math.Round(0.715, 2)
0.72

I'm using the PropertyGrid control, and I want it to show a button.
But I set the PropertyGrid.SelectedObject with a object that as a Button
property, the PropertyGrid shows the buttons properties, and I want the
button to be shown as drawn and clickable button.