I have a user control that needs to allow vertical scrolling but not
horizontal scrolling.  In the user control's resize event, I need to
adjust the size of all the children controls.  For this to work
correctly, I need the AutoScroll to not enable the horizontal

I have a structure written in C++ / VC.NET and would like to convert that
into CSharp.  I am not getting any success.  Can any of you please help me
out.  Following is the structure in C++:
       struct R_OMNI_LINK_MESSAGE

Have a little problem when i want to use the other dataset with the same
grid.
When i display the form i use the UniqueFolders. All works fine, then click
a button

Im using VS 2005, ive created a cursor file, deleted all the "layers"
appart from 32x32 256 colors and added the image. I saved it and set
it to be embedded as a resource.
I use this line to call it:

Given the following in Win32
[DllImport("User32.dll")]
internal static extern Int32 SendMessage(IntPtr hWnd, UInt32 Msg, UInt32
wParam, Int32 lParam);

The problem is really quite straightforward: I develop my applications
in Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition, and I need to run the
application on Windows XP which have .NET Framework version 1.1
installed, and installing .NET Framework 2.0 is not an option.

Is there any chance to let the serverside DropDownList box to execute the
JScript instead of writing the SelectedIndexChanged event.
The reason i initiated this question is. by writing code at
"SelectedIndexChanged Event" you are allowing the page post back and

in need an example of converting a string to integer

It seems asp.net controls automatically encode the attribute values.
For example, I need to have whitespace in OPTION tag. After binding
data to the dropdownlist, the source html has the following:
<option value="1">&amp;nbsp; North America</option>

I have a textBox on a windows form.
Can i overide the textbox OnPaint directly in the form, if so how.
Or do i have to inherit the textbox control and overide it there?
Regards

I'm making an update in c# ASP.NET 2.0 using the OleDb provider for
SQL Server.
I have an existing application running on 1.1 that works fine. Now I
want to convert it to 2.0.

It seems that C#.Net is not especially secure. What I mean is that if
I were to write an application in C# and then try to sell this
application, someone else could just come along and decompile it and
steal my code. Am I missing something here or is this the way that

I've been toying with the idea that it might be nicer to store all my
settings as application settings rather than having to play games with saving
and restoring from an external file.  However, my data to be saved is
represented by several structures that contain all kinds of ...

I am bring backa  data reader dr from the database/
So I have a number of fields such as dr["ExtendedPrice"]
To put this in a  table I use "<td>" + dr["ExtendedPrice"].ToString()
+ "</td>"

Is that a good practice for every table to have its own DataAdapter and
DataSet?
Emil.