(Dot Net 2 C# application - using Encoding.UTF8 with a StreamReader)
I have a very strange problem that I cannot explain with a UTF8 Readline()
although this could exist in other types of encoding, I have not tried them.
Our application wrote this sequence to a UTF8 file.  Now I am ...

I want to pass a managed c# byte (8 bit) array into a unmanaged c++
function:
extern "C" void AddData(unsigned int* data);
I use P/Invoke on managed side to do the marshaling as following:

I have a table bound to a datagridview on main form. A second form updates
one of the look up tables that includes look-up values. One of the
datagridview columns is a combobox on main form that gets its values form
this look up table.

if create a new project is visual studio 2005 C# windows application.
If i run the application First time VS allows me to debug the code.
if i made any changes to code and debug again it is not possible to debug.
if i put the cursor on the break point giving the tooltip message as

I want to get child controls' screen location while their parent has a
scroll bar.
When I scroll the panel, the contained item's client location doesn't
change. If I use ClientToScreen, I get wrong

In a traditional gridview control the items inserted(bind) into the
control are rows and the data is in columns.  I have a customer who
wants the data fields as rows and the columns as the items being
inserted(bind).  I have never seen a gridview control displayed in

I've created a simple .NET 1.1 web service using VS.NET 2003: it has one
method that takes a string parameter.  It iterates through the input string,
turning each character into hex and appending it to an output string, and
returns the result.

I must be missing it somehow...
I need to count the number of threads running, not just those started by my
application.  Rather like the Task Manager, I would like to get the total
number of threads that are active.

Is it possible to control an USB port from C# (I'm using the standard USB
host controller driver from CW)?
Thanks
Ole

I want to check if a remote server is healthy.   For FTP and HTTP ports I
use ...
public static string Connect( string hoist, int port )
    {

I am new to remoting.
I heard that binary formatted data will not work through firewall. And
soap formatted data will work
Can anyone tell me why is it so?

I am in a pickel, I MUST start and stop the apache web server in
console mode.  The only way to shut down apache cleaning is by
pressing <Ctrl>+C.  I have tried everything I know and I cannot
duplicate that in C# code.  This is what I have, which is NOT working:

I have a date time picker which allows user to change the time in the
winform. I would like to know is there a control I can use to show
actual clock image to change the time?
Thanks.

Hi all...
Looking for some advice
We have alot of services in vb6  and im re-writing them in c#...they all use
xml files for start up config

I am working on a web app that required authentication to AD.
The authentication is working fine the way I am doing it, but
was wondering what the best practice is.
My code doesn't actually authenticate to AD as much as it