Consider a visual component that's being derived from Control, say
MyCustomControl. This is opened-up whenever the user clicks a given
button in the toolbar. How am I supposed to open up this control
outside the ClientRectangle bounds?

I have a user control with eight text boxes, if I start typing in the
first text box in the tab order all is well, but if I mouse click into
another box and start typing the text goes into the frst box rather
than the one I put the focus in. The caret is in the right box, though

I am enamored over the visual designer's capability in VS2005 to create all
the controls and customized code to fill and display a DataGridView just by
dragging a data source onto the designer surface and then specifying a SQL
query in the wizard. What I would like to know is how ...

I ran into a couple applications written in c#, but we do not have
the
full version of visual studio.net 2003, so I thought they were most
likely written in the beta version.  After some research, I found out

(This was posted in the Framework.Setup group a couple of days ago
with no response. Hoping someone here has an idea on this.....)
Hello,
I'm unable to install (re-isntall) the 1.1 Framework.

Is there a way to Launch the Printer Control panel from a C# application,
and if so will the same command work on a Vista computer?  I am thinking I
will have to do a System.Diagnostics.Process.Start, but I don't know what I
need to start.

I see many c# code samples that relate to strings or using strings in
file paths, that have an @ sign.
eg
string path1 = @"mydir";

What is the fastest/most efficient way of doing string replacement in
csharp/.net?
An example would be:
"Hello, my name is {FirstName}, and I live in the town of {City} with

Any one have examples of how I can multihome my NIC with and additional IP
address and subnet mask in c#?
Thanks
B

I am trying to pass a socket object when an event is signaled.  I have
successfully bound to a network interface and listened on a port for
incoming connection.  I have also been able to accept that connection
and get the socket.  I try to signal an event when this happens and

I realize there are no macros and no such thing as __FUNCTION__ in C#,
and I know I can do this to get the current function name:
System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name
But, it's rather long.  Is there a way to make something like a macro

I'm looking for help monitoring the communication of a client/server
application. We are using the .Net default serialization/
deserialization with the binary formatter using .Net 2.0. I don't see
any chance spying on what is going on during communication. We

I want to know diffrence between File version and Assembly version..
thanks in advance

I'm trying to connect to a sql database using C# console application but
I'm having trouble to connect.. can someone help me?
// Create an empty SqlConnection object.
using (SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection())

In the IDE, I changed the BackColor of a button.  Then, I changed it
back to what I thought was the default, 'Control'.  But, the bolded
text didn't disappear (I think bold means the setting is not the
default), and the button's color looks different from the other normal