I am parsing some main arguments and calling to functions according to
it. Is it possible not to define the called functions as static? How can
I design it better?
Thanks

Can anyone tell me which group to use to discuss WPF?
Thanks
Pete

I get 2 errors in the following code that I cant Debug without some
help.
They are both in the TryParse function. Seems simple enough.The Errors
are Below.

As I continue to explore C# , Visual Studio, and Programming in general
I am becoming increasingly hooked. I see myself definately studying and
learning c# with visual studio over the next year or two and am
frequently finding pieces of code i'd like to save for later use.

I've been asked by senior management to create and deploy a keystroke logger
application (log to a local or network folder).  Active directory already
blocks the target users from opening task manager (they won't be able to see
it running) so it needs to be straight forward and ...

This gives me a runtime error that it is an invalid value. I tryed some
other keys with same result. However I tryed some function keys and they
work (whell I did not test if it work, I did test if there was no
exception). Are there limitations or do I do something wrong here ?

I've got the following problem: my C# app (an .exe using different
dlls)  has a different behaviour regarding the way I launch it.
The right behaviour when I press F5 from Visual C# Express, and the
wrong when I launch the exe file from the bin\debug directory.

I'm new to C#, and I have only limited programming experience.  I've
been doing the video tutorials at MS's website, and they're very
helpful, but I decided to experiment with GDI+ and have gotten stuck.  
I'm trying to draw a bitmap on my main form and then to draw a second

I think I heard that .NET Framework 3.0 is out.  How will that work.. having
both 2.0 and 3.0 on my PC?  I.e. how will I know to which framework a given
namespace is corresponding?  Or, is there some setting that states which
framework version my Visual Studio is using?

Imagine I subclass Panel into MyPanel and set a few property values to my
own defaults as shown below. Eg. I set BackColor to by LightYellow.
When I add MyPanel to a form, it will write the non-default property values
into the InitializeComponent of the form. So it will ...

I wasn't happy with the customisability of the standard Windows form,
so I decided to implement my own.  Basically what I did was extend a
borderless form and add my own borders and caption bar to it so it
looks and functions like a normal bordered sizable form.  However the

This should be very simple for someone to solve.
string s = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(
 "King Henry Viii", "\bViii\b", "VIII");
Console.WriteLine(s);

I am creating a web page using c# and asp.net. I am trying to populate
a list box by reading text from a file.
The text in the file has leading spaces in order to show a hierarchy of
the items. I would like this formatting to show up in the listbox, but

I've recently 'discover' the wonders of custom attributes and
reflection. There's one aspect that has stumping me and I've been
unable to find samples in the docs or on the web.
I have fields in a class which have zero, one or more custom attributes

I'm the lead developer at my company and i'm looking into O/R Mappers
again.  I've used LLBLGen and Wilson ORM and played with some others.
I prefer WORM because of its simplicity and the fact that its basicly
open source, but it has some limitations and code generation/update is