I need to convert X to 88,
Can some1 tell me.
Thanks...

I would like to know is there an option in C# to get current user
windows login information? How can I do it, with out asking the user to
enter the authentication??
I am interested in getting users domain information.

I´m trying to implement a "reverse index table" using a hashtable.
But in the hashtable class i cannot find any get-Method.
The Java class of hashtable for example provides a method:
get(Object key)

I have installed Visual Studio .NET 2003 but when I use for example index in
the Help menu for class Form it display a very small and strange font. It's
hardly readable.
Does anybody have any idea how I can change the font so it will be readable.

I'm moving some code from my old pc. I'm using VS NET 2003 C# and MSSQL 2003. Everything is in place, but I'm receiving this error messages.
thansk for you help...
Here is the error message:
Server Error in '/' Application.

I have a class with bunch of static methods. I could regourp all the
static methods into seperate 3 or 4 classes. I was thinking about using
Singlton pattern for all these 4 classes so that it behaves like static
still class. But my concern is, when going from static to singlton, I

Can I use vector from the STL in a C# program? If so how and if not is there
an equivalent in .NET or C#?
Thanks.

Anyone ever see any code to get a list of files from a directory by
applying another filter instead of name.  We can filter by name using
DirectoryInfo.GetFiles, but what about querying by LastAccessedDate and
other file attributes?  Is their an easy way to sort an array of

I was about to learn Nant when I came across some references to MSBuild.
 Where do I get it, or what application does MSBuild ship with?
I have Visual Studio 2005 Professional.
Thanks in advance,

What's the easiest/best way to open a single file from multiple applications
but so only one can read it at a time? I tried a mutex but had problems. I
noticed there is something called a ReaderWriter class but it says it's best
for reads.

Here's some code I'm using:
Image img = new Bitmap(32, 16);
PictureBox pic = new PictureBox();
pic.Image = img;

I have Microsoft Enterprise Library 2005 installed on my local system. I'm
developing in C# using Visual Studio 2003 IDE with framework 1.1.
I am automating a process that will use a DLL assembly I am developing.  I
am going to use the data Access Application Block for data access ...

I am trying to do the following:
byte rxNum= 0;
byte Hdr;
rxNum = Hdr & 0x0f;

Is there an easy way for me to validate what's entered in a webForm
textbox? For example, how can I check that the user only enters a
number (and not letters) in a textbox?
I have VS 2005.

Is there any way to prohibit writing values to an object A retrieved from
another object B if B gives A for read only purpose?
For example,
   public class B