Is there any way to force a thread to abort and really have it abort? I have
a thread that every once in a while gets hung to so I kill it. Problem is I
have a thread that every once in a while gets stuck (I'm working on why that
happens) and I want to kill it. I do a thread ...

Im tidying up some code ive written wich atm is all in the main form.
its working reasonably well, uses zedgraph wich is nice,
but i need to tidy it up as its become increasingly difficult to work with.
although very fluent in C++ etc, im still geting to grips with c#,

Here's a really stupid question - I have a class that I want to write to a
file to retrieve later (I've already made the class serialable ). How do you
do that? I can't find anything that will let me write out an entire class at
once?

i don't know what to do really i've seen the code 100 times and it seem right
so if anyone can help....this's the code
public void ajout_dossier_image(string dossier,string matr)
       {

The history:
I have a C# form that must accept files "drag and drop" including Outlook
messages .msg.  In order to support Outlook .msg file drop, I must use Ole32
(regular .net drag and drop support can't get the content of the .msg).  

I have a panel, how can I make it scroll to top in my code?
Thanks,
Ryan

Could anyone tell me how far the Stream classes of .net are actually
used in actual develpment scenarios ? Or do people mostly just need to
use databases to write data ?
THanks !!

I have established a connection to the MS Access database in the
server explorer
now how can get a table from that database to the DataTable variable i
created.

I am using a System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection to connect to a SQL
Server 2005 database. I instantiate the SqlConnection with a
connection string...
SqlConnection sqlConn = new SqlConnection(@"Network

In a program I coded:
using Oracle.DataAccess.Client;  
using Oracle.DataAccess.Types;
....

Two XML's
XmlDocument TempDom = new XmlDocument();
TempDom.loadXML("<R Flg='1'><I N='Zero'/></R>");
XmlDocument ResultDom = new XmlDocument();

How can I retrieve all of the data from a datagridview?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Trint

If I don't specify "ref" in the argument list when passing an array to the
callee, I am passing the array (reference) by value. But this makes me
confused because it actually means a "reference" of a "reference"??As I pass
the array by value, the callee can change that array. ...

I'm looking for some best practice advice on deploying a 32-bit WinForms app
on 32-bit Vista as regards file locations.
The app will be written in Visual Studio.NET 2005 and will be compiled into
a single executable with some values stored in the app.config file - the

The full error message is "Dynamic SQL generation for the UpdateCommand is
not supported against a SelectCommand that does not return any key column
information."
I am getting this error when updating a table bound to a datagridview (using