Is it possible to use "get" and "set"
where "value" is say three ints.
If so, is there sample code anywhere?
Adrian.

Sorry for this stupid question, but I don't know why it isn't working.
Here is my (example) code:
namespace Test {
   class A {

I'm trying to make a tree list of possible storage devices for a small app
but I have no idea how to get them. I want something very similar to windows
explorer's tree view. Do I have to manually work with each one(hard drives,
USB drives, networks, etc, special locations, etc..) ...

Hopefully I'm just missing something obvious, but this method (or more
likely the CLR/complier) has a bug where I can not use the overloaded
version:
Round( double value, int digits )

How do I make it does NOT appear on the task bar when it is started?

i want to start/install any service or demean with my software (during
installation or running software)  for future updates.
how can i do this? can i include any thread or process to
check/download new updates time to time from my server? how can i add

I am running process.sart to run gpg.exe to encrypt files. It's working fine
with console application. When i use same code in windows service. It's not
working. It's not even throwing error.Follwoing is the code i am using.
Please somebody help me.

Anyone have any info on how you can fill a DataSet with mutiple result sets
from a SQL batch ?  I know with a dataReader you can use the nextResult
method but I'm lost on how you do this with a dataAdapter ....
TIA ..

I am trying to populate a TreeView with XML data within a DataSet.  I don't
see the property DataSource in the treeview, only a DataBinding.  Can that
property to be used to populate my TreeView or must I brute force my way by
added each row of my dataset to the TreeView?

Is there a way to specify data Grid column Style if its DataSource is an
IList(ArrayList), not a datatable? Can I selectively only show few columns,
not all of its properties?
Thanks!

I need the following: at particular times of day, I want to make some
processing.
System.Windoes.Timer doesn't help much, because it exposes the Interval
property.

I was pondering over a code and noticed that exception handlers were
present in the private, protected as well as public methods. And,
ofcourse, public methods were calling priv/prot methods internally.
My thought was, the exception is being rethrown and propagated by the

If I have a File("c:\test\subdir\file1.html"), what's the best way to get
the directory of this file, ie 'c:\test\subdir'?  Thanks!

Sometimes I will minimize my main form on the task bar and right click to
close the application.
How do I know if the previous form state is minimized when I start my
application next time?

private void MainForm_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
tsHelpDropDownButton.MouseLeave += new
EventHandler(this.MenuDropDownButton_MouseLeave);