Why can't I do this (it gives a syntactic error):?
foreach (System.Reflection.PropertyInfo oProp in
           oObject.GetType().GetProperties())
{

I want to implement a tiny window in my application, one that you typically
invoke via the menu-option Window -> Toolbar. It must be floating, not
restricted to the client area of the controlling form. It has a tiny
close-button on the right-hand corner. How do I implement this?

I am trying out the dataform wizard in visual studio using a sql server
2003 database.
It seems to want to create ole db adapters and connections and
commands.

Does anyone know where to find a good tutorial for working with Outlook
from an IE ASP.NET Application?
Are there any stability issues I should be concerned about?
I'm trying to create an Outlook Appointment in both a private user's

I have problem whis Windows Media Services 9 Series.
I have videostream, which will consist of two streams(512k/bit and
256k/bit).I need to allocate a stream 256k/bit. In SDK is written:
Supporting Multiple Bit Rate Files

Suppose I have this:
class C {
   public delegate void MyEventHandler();
   public event MyEventHandler MyEvent;

An article is available on how to display the VS.NET 2005 Add/Modify
Connection dialog at runtime. The article shows how you can include
this dialog in your applications to allow users to establish a
connection to any data source and data provider and create the

I am struggling with a problem, i want to add ActiveDirectory user to
Global Security Group using C# and DirectoryServices. Any suggestiion
???
Thanks.

Hi, I'm calling zlib.dll to compress/uncompress file in my C# program.
The problem is it works very well on my 32-bit machine, but on another
64-bit machine, it throw an exception says "An attempt was made to load
a program with an incorrect format. <Exception from HRESULT:

I have created a ComboBox, with special features. When I use a DataGridView
i want to use my ComboBox instead of the built in combobox. How can i do
this?
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I'm attempting to improve some serially executing code (that
uses the SerialPort class) bogging Windows down when it runs.
To do the 'antibogging' I'm following the example from MSDN
Windows.IO.Ports.SerialPort page and use threading.

I have an application where I read a serial port data from a barcode
and set the labels on a form. I also have a textbox and button where
you can enter the data and here is the problem. if I use the textbox
and submit using thebutton everything works fine. If I use the

I'm hosting a .NET console application in a .NET Windows Service using
System.Diagnostics.Process. How do I block the debugger dialogue from
appearing?
Thanks,

I was just wondering what naming convention most of you use for class
variables.
Underscore, "m_" prefix, camel case, capitalized, etc?
Has one style emerged as the most popular?