Is it possible to have a collection of a generic type?
for example:
class a<t> where t : class, new
{

Another question from a noob.
I need to use a Tree View and perform actions when the user clicks on
nodes in the tree.
I can manually add a handler function for NodeMouseClick, but this

I am writing a utility to help me in Internet Explorer.
How do i access Internet Explorer information.
For starters I would like to read the current URL from internet
explorer, into a variable in my programme. How do i do this?

Hi i have a messagebox like so.
MessageBox.Show(mystring);
I would like to highlight each occurance of the word "and" in the
messagebox. How do I tell the messagebox to highlight each occurance of

can someone tell me the main differences between the web and windows based
applications?
thank you

I have a ListView control and I make it disabled when a certain event occur.
My problem is that when the control become disabled, the selection on the
selected item is gone.
(I want that the user will still be able to see the selected item).

A customer of ours has a web application done in oracle forms, java applet
is used for client access, need to extract data from two text boxes in the
screen, any suggestions of how to approach this? TIA

In C, I'm creating a log file like this:
   upd = _fsopen(outputFile, "wt", _SH_DENYNO));
   //  writing...  Here's a sample.
  fprintf(upd, "Sample contents");

Another simple question from a noob.
I would like to use a tree view and perform actions when the user
clicks on nodes in the tree.
The C# IDE sets up many things automatically - for example when you

I am writing a programme that when run will list the current internet
explorer windows open, and allow the user to choose which one they
would like to work with. At the moment I have managed to get as far as
finding open windows, and detecting which ones are internet explorer

Will GC.GetTotalMemory(true) reliably tell if a console app could have a
memory leak, given the nature of memory management of GC in .NET? Like
calling it two times, each at the beginning and right before exiting from the
app?

How can I drag and drop files from Explorer to my .NET application in
Vista?
It looks like the DataFormats.FileDrop doesn't work anymore in Vista.
An example would be greatly appreciated.

I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form of
int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?

Is it possible to draw string with few font styls, like in WORD (i.e. Bold
and Underline) at the same line, on the same text ?
and is it possible that part of the line will be bold and the other one not ?
Thanks,

I changed my solution name to  a new name, but still visual studio 2003
builds the executable with the old solution name. Also, I am unable to
change the name from Project properties dialog box. The text box which
has the name is uneditable. How to change it?