I have "MyApp.EXE.config". The file is in my EXE's directory, This
directory is my deploy directory and it different then my development
directory.
I read value and display on the form for testing.

I have found that many of my potential users of my application are not
able to write to their program files directory on C:\program files,
however they have access to 'My documents'.
i have mapped some code to 'c:\documents and

I am deveopping an application on the pocket pc and I need to program
hardware buttons to toggle between 2 application. Exactly from the code
of the first
application I open a second application and throught the keys

I've done a bit of research on this topic in the newsgroups and on MSDN, and though it sounds possible, I still don't understand how I would make it work.
I want to be able to use named groups to capture from a path items that can be in any order.
For example, the path might be:

I have a windows form project which originally contained one form, the
standard form. Form1.
I've added another form now, form2 which i'm experimenting with.
I'd like to display form2 when i run the application instead of form1.

I have An XMLDocument and I want to add a new Element.
I want that the element will be shaped like this :
<event>
<X>1</X>

Because of its size I need to go someplace, download SP1, copy it to a CD
and bring it to my machine.
In the MS instruction it says the following:
A copy of one of the supported Visual Studio® 2005 products must be

I'm new to VS 2005 (actually .NET in general) and have just been
playing with some simple forms to access/update data in a SQL Server
database.
I have a DataGridView on the form and am currently writing changes back

I have started a process app.exe and it launches fine.
I am able to position it around the screen without too much problem.
I'm trying to hide this process from the desktop.
If i minimize it, as you would expect it appears on the taskbar. How do

I just picked up XML and trying to figure out on CSharp.
Would like some pointers here.
E.g of my XML file
<configfile avi-in-btw="1" gif-in-btw="1">

I'm developing a webservice and a client application to consume it's
services using v1.1 of the framework.
I wonder what's the best way to crypt the communication between the
webservice and the client. The webservice is a dedicated one, only

Could someone please tell me the best way to provide help in an application?
I have an 'about' item , but what is the best way of providng instructions
and help in the app?
Doug

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Final: Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 (SP1).
 http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/support/vs2005sp1/default.aspx
Standard, Professional, and Team...:
 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=BB4A75AB-E2D4-4C96-B39D
-37BAF6B5B1DC

My code works in this way:
I declared a static array in a class (public static int[] GVetRandom =
new int[3];)
that in a for cycle I fill with random numbers.