So here is my problem, I have a program that i would like to have some
control similar to a combo box. However, I don't want it to be
editable. How can I do this? Also, when my server pass information to
me, i would like to reflect that information in that combo box; in

Is there a tag that I can use to designate that a parameter is not used
and thus, not flag a compiler warning?
For example:
public struct MyClass {

I create a utility class, and call
GetScrollInfo(txtHelp, (int)ScrollBarDirection.SB_VERT);
txtHelp is a RichTextBox component instance.
Please tell me why GetScrollInfo doesn't work. Thanks.

I use a TextBox for to enter an string.
How can I determiniate if the stirng is Chinese or English?

If I install an assembly into the GAC, shouldn't I be able to reference it from new C# projects?  How do I use an assembly that's been installed in the GAC?  If I try to add a reference to it, it's not listed.  If I navigate to the dll that I compiled and then installed in the ...

I would like to clone a windows form, give it a new name. How can I do this???

Why does this fail with a cast exception?  The field is coming in from
the data base as null due some bad design on my part but I thought this
would allow me to test and set to false.
          DataTableReader dtr = ds.CreateDataReader();

I'm not sure if I'm going about this the right way - it may be that
Generics might be able to help me out here... but here goes:
I have three classes as follows
  class BaseEdit

I'm experiencing some, imo, strange behavior with the StreamReader
object I am using in the code below.  Summary is that I am downloading
a file from a website and saving it to disk for further parsing.  I
know, I could use the WebClient and it would be easier, but I don't

I've done several C# console applications now, and feel comfortable with
the language. Can anyone recommend a web site, book, etc which has
information on starting to develop full GUI applications?
Many Thanks,

1. When and why a string defined with or without "@" in front of it?
string sSample = "xxxx";
string sSample = @"xxxx";
2. Any difference between the following two?

is there a way to hide inherited methods from the IntelliSense-menu in
VS2005?
Lets say that i have the following:
internal class MyClass {

I'm trying to do get my head around some, probably basic, math
calculations. I checked some .net math libs, but the only thing I learn
from studying those is humility ;-).
Anyway, i have an array of points on a basic 2 dimensional axis. They

I have a C# Windows Forms app.  It is in namespace App.GUI.  It builds to Nav.exe.  I have entered an application level setting using the designer.  Its type is string, name is "FOO" and value is "monkey".  I've tried the following ways to retrieve the value and only one works:

All,
Can anyone supply an example or reference to an example of using
reflection to determine the data types contained in a nested stucture
in C#? Once I get the list of MemberInfo[] and determine that