ihave setup a windows 2003 sever in my pc and when he ask me for a user name
and passsword i didn't give him an password and let the name as administrator
.
---> when i try to instal a MVS2003.Net in my pc he ask me to setup(

I have the need to enter a hex value IE: 0xffff into a datagrid column that
is backed by an int property for a custom object.
in other words, I have a class like this:
class MyEntity

I want to create a class in a library:
public class GetHello
{
private string aa = "Hello world";

I often see code like this:
   /// <summary>
   /// Removes a node.
   /// </summary>

I am using C# 2005 and System.IO.Ports.
private void SendData()
{
SerialPort  m_Com;

I have tried multiple methods of encrypting the connection string. Everyone
has made it sound easy.  
I have encrypted the connection string in the app.config file, code behind,
etc.

I am wanting to populate several treeviews, one for the <TRs>
group and one for the <TGs> group.  Is there a simplier way
to populate the Treeview than the one I did below?  It seems
difficult to get to the correct DataSet values.

Anybody knows where can I find some information about script engine theory?
I have the requirement:
Our product has some template files, and there placeholder/variabled
embedded inside template (like %CurrentTime%, %HoursRemaining% and so on).

Is there a way to get 1000000 to display as 1,000k using double.ToString()?
-Joe

I'm developing a information extraction from web, i'm use HTML --> DOM
tree - >> information blocks.
Do ayone suggest me about idea ? Anyone have resource about HTML Parser
(Documents, source, samples...)

I want to get the list of privilages set on process token using C#.
Please let me know.
Thanks
Ramesh

Hello fellow developers,
         I'm hoping someone out there can steer me down the right path
with this little conundrum I have, because I am getting frustrated more
and more by the minute.  I have a feeling it has something to do with

Consider this code
       SqlConnection oConn = new
SqlConnection(AccountsConnectionString);
       SqlCommand cmdInsert = new SqlCommand("UpdateQuery");

In our app, we need to collect data at regular intervals (4, 8 or 16
seconds - user settable). The collection happens in a background
thread. My first approach was to do the collection, which takes about
0.5 seconds, then calculate how much time to sleep until the next

Iam trying to send AT commands to the device.
if (serialPort1.IsOpen) serialPort1.Close();
           serialPort1.Open();
           byte[] buffer = ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes("AT");