How does the C# App search the library in the runtime?
Say, I build a C# App A, which use B.dll, and B.dll use the C.dll.
I specify the B.dll and C.dll path in the IDE, and build was passed.
If I run the app, do I need to put the B.dll and C.dll in the same

tengo un gran problemita... les comento que en vb yo utilizaba el Public
Shared para poder utilizar el valor de ese objeto en cualquier formulario,
ahora quiero hacer algo parecido en C# pero no se como, alguien me puede
ayudar???...

I am trying to access a registry key on computer like so:
key = RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey(RegistryHive.LocalMachine,
computerName).OpenSubKey(Subkey);
There are two keys I am trying to read, 1 works, and the other gives

I have a form1 ,in that i have 2 lable and 2 combo boxes. and a
button. when the user clicks the button,i need to pass form1 to form2.
how i can access the form1 controls in form2.
plz help me

Form activeForm = System.Windows.Forms.Form.ActiveForm;
Form activeMdiChildForm = activeForm.ActiveMdiChild;
This code is in a component of mine and is triggered from various places
within my application.  My problem is that when I run the app

Anybody know how to accomplish FrontPage or Visual Studio style tab
controls?
Thanks!
(and yes, I have looked...)

I am having a problem with the Treeview control.
I have 3 items in the Treeview. When I resize the form and the Height
of  the Treeview decreases enough the vertical scrollbar appears.
The problem is that the vertical scrollbar appears NOT as soon as the

I've been asked to write a sort of "desktop clean-up" utility.
Requirements are simple: iterate through the shortcuts (*.lnk files) on the
currently logged-on user's desktop, and delete each link whose TargetPath
property no longer exists.

Everything I've tried suggests that, no, you can't use WSE 2.0 with a SOAP
1.2 service (or a client of a SOAP 1.2 service), but I haven't found a
definitive statement to this effect.  Can anyone say for sure?  (Yes, I know
that WSE 3.0 does work here, but not all of my customers ...

Dear Group.
For an application I am developing I need to display a 64 bit bitmap
as a compressed ascii string of bits.   This is to allow for the
easier understanding of the bits for the users.

Asynchronous I/O is said to be using native completion port. However,
i checked rotor2.0 code, it seems not
in stream.cs. BeginRead is defined in below way. In my understanding,
If BeginInvoke is used, the task is queued; and when there is free

C# v2.0
I want to update a server which is in our DMZ, to access this server I
always need to enter the admin user id and password.
I want to copy some files overnight to this server using a C# app, is this

I am having application in 2003 where i have one class library and two
console application.
In class library i have one class to which i set
strongnameidentitypermission. When i try to use this class in first

Could someone here please explain the reason for the error in the
subject (the full error below)
I dont get this everytime and i've never gotten while debugging. The
code (also below)

I have the following C++-Code:
Definition:
class Klasse
{