I have the typename of a form I wish to to load dynamically
(example:MyCompany.Client.Win.Security.Detail.SysUserDetailForm).
However, when I call Type.GetType(typeName) it return null I am assuming
since I did not use the full name which is not available.  I wrote the below

I am using translate in my .xslt to remove the space like this:
 <xsl:for-each select=".//Illustration">              
 <xsl:value-of select="translate(./@illusName, ' ', '')"/>
But this doesn't seem to work when i use the Transform() of .NET. The above

I'm fairly new to C#. I am using VS2005 and SQL 2005 both express
versions. I create a table in SQL Server and populate it with data. I
then go to VS and create a new C# windows application. I then add a new
datasourse for the database and tables just created. When I try to test

take away its prozac ?
no seriously
I want to drop a button onto a form, then during runtime, when user
clicks the button it stays in the "depressed" image state (with a new

I have written a windows application with a GUI (let's call it MENU).
I own the code for this application and have access to it.
We have another application that is a third-part windows application
with a GUI interface as well (let's call it BASE). I don't have access

programatically iterate the list of GAC Assemblies used by the
program, and view the Assembly versions. Can anyone provide me with
information, and/or a link, that will help me perform this task?

My client manager likes concatenated/composite primary keys.  I don't.
Can anyone forward any arguments pro or con?
Thanks,
Ron

I'm builing an application that requires domain admin access to run,
and I'm trying to allow for the application to be run as a normal user
and allow the user to provide it with a username/password that has the
access.

I have an application that I am adding support for plug-ins and I am looking
for some help on the best way to handle this.  My question has to do with
AppDomains and the best way to use them.
I have a directory structure like this:

I want to do some unsafe code using pointers
Im using c# express 2005 (free) edition
i cant find any option to enable it to compile a form class with the
unsafe flag.

Assume I have several exe files running and all these constitute the actual
application.
To be able to log errors and different types of trace my intention is to
have a separate exe file that take care of the actual writing to a file.

i'm trying to create a program for pocket pc 2003. When i wanted to
use System.ServiceModel.Security, the compiler complained that
servicemodel is not present in System namespace. (I'm already
referencing to the System.dll)

Hello NG,
are there any limitations to be considered, if I make use of objects in the
Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace?
Regards

Not sure If I'm posting in the correct group here, so I appologize in
advance if I selected the wrong one.
I am trying to initialize a short with a hex value... sounds trivial
right? Well I have not found a way to do this in c# without the

my function:  myAdjustForm.Show();
I am using the Show method to show the pop-up window to the users
in my C# program.
I found that I have invoke this function TWICE at the beginning before I can