namespace WhereDidTheInheritedInterfaceGo
{
   class MainClass
   {

I've got an ASP.NET web site that primarily uses the SqlDataSource for data
access tasks, and I am in the process of migrating it to use Business
Objects based on Imar Spaanjaars's articles here:
http://imar.spaanjaars.com/QuickDocId.aspx?quickdoc=416.  This is my first

how to put a text value in edit field of combobox
when this text value is none of contained if combobox
or
how to change selected by click text value from combobox

I'm trying to do something fairly simple, and I'm generating nothing but
confusion.
Does Dictionary.ContainsKey() compare pointers, or values?  I have
defined two classes, FooId, and FooData.  With these, I've declared a

Can someone explain this:
<this is from Using generic- By Ludwig Stuyck>
string nameToFind = "Ludwig Stuyck";
PersonNameFilter personNameFilter = new PersonNameFilter(nameToFind);

I need to use this line ( copy from somewhere to create mouse click
event )
 [DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, CallingConvention =
CallingConvention.StdCall)]

How can you get your form to use the current shell dialog font? aka MS Shell
Dlg 2 pseudo font... thanks

We have some rather complicated c++ code that performs some
mathematics.  I ported this from unix into c++.net.  I plan to call
this from a c# application.  The old application had a while(true)
type loop in the main that did stuff.  I created a static function in

I have one webservice that involves time-costing computation. For each
request, it consumes about 2 seconds computation. Since ASP.NET has 25
threads per CPU to handle requests, this delay turns to be bottleneck
if webservice is synchronous. Say, the webserivce is called ABC, then

When one works with the visual designer of VS2005, selecting a Control on a
Form, will display its properties in the Properties pane. Selecting any
property will display both the property name and a description of that
property in a small frame at the bottom of the Properties ...

<originally from Jon Skeet's article
http://pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/events.html>
Is C# in .NET 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 will still be using the "Closed
Instance delegate type"

I have a client that wants to process PDF files that have embedded barcode separator pages. I want
to programmattically open the PDF, search for a separator page, get a value off the page (document
type) and extract the pages between separator pages and write them to a new PDF. ...

I just created a form and would like to print out the design with field
names so I dont have to keep looking at properties for every field.  I tried
to even highlight the form and then File/Print but the print option is
greyed out.

If this isn't the right place to ask this, then hopefully someone will point
me in the right direction.
We have C# application created in Visual Studio 2005 which is approaching
the point of final release. We have people creating help files in Microsoft

Hello, I have the following object:
public class Report
{
    public Report() {}