.NET 2.0
On my form I have a DataGridView, I want the rows in this DataGridView to
have different background colors. The data presented on the rows are of 3
types: A, B or C.... For the user to easy see what type the data on each row

Suppose I have a table in the page. Now I want to print the table only,
don't print any other contents in the page. Is it possible?
Thanks in advance.

PropertyDescriptor Class has a Converter method, which if overriden,
would return a TypeConverter.
I was working on dynamic values for a propertygrid, so for each
property all the methods of the PropertyDescriptor class were

I am migrating my C++ COM server to managed code (C# COM server). I am using
the same client to use the same COM class in COM server. The C++ version COM
server works properly, but when using the C# COM server, there is a strange
error indicating dll is not installed correctly ...

Is it possible to change the namespace of an object?  If so, how?
If you want more context to this question, you can take a look at the
thread I started entitled "Shared class and namespace issues in web
service".  Basically I'm trying to change the namespace of an object

I have an application that has 4 threads answering phone lines.
The threads make calls into a static class' functions.
Assume  there will be 'concurrent'  calls into any function.
Smallest function I could find is

I'm trying to write a Stored Procedure CLR for SQL Server 2005 to get some
disk information.  I have this code working although the assemble has to be
create with "PERMISSION_SET = UNSAFE".  Why do I have to create the assembly
with UNSAFE permissions.  What can I do to make the ...

I'm trying to "genericize" the following class. At the moment I have
derived classes for each different type of event handler / event
arguments, and I wanted to have a single, generic, catch-all class for
wrapping an event subscription in a "weak" event handler.

I'm puzzled by an error message encountered while creating a Windows Service.
In particular, I'm creating a second Windows Service within a Windows
Service project, using Visual Studio 2005.  The first service works fine.  
The second service appears to be registered correctly; ...

Is it possible to serialize a COM class for which you don't have the
source code? Obviously it won't work without the [Serializable]
attribute, which I can't add, and implementing ISerializable on a
derived class won't help because I don't have access to the private

I have been struggling with the following problem:
- How can I create a C++ dll in Microsoft Visual Studio?
- How can I call the dll from C#?
I would really appreciate your help!

I am using Visual Studio 2005 and have some code built by both .Net
Framework 2.0 and .Net Compact Framework 2.0 (two separate builds).
I want to build and test the code in both .Net Framework 3.0 and .Net
Compact Framework 3.0. I can not find any guide about how to setup

I get a 'input string was not in a correct format' error on the second
line of code here. The sproc defines the '@quan5x7' as int.
sqlCmd.Parameters.Add("@quan5x7", SqlDbType.Int);
sqlCmd.Parameters[21].Value = Convert.ToInt32(cmbQuan5x7.Text);

I have a fairly large but not massive project.  Visual Studio 2005 is
starting to act very strange when I debug the project.  For instance,
if i set a break point, I often can't expand an array to see the
contents.  Instead, it will say "function evaluation timed out".

I have a html text with custom tags which looks like html comment,
such:
"text text text <p>text</p> text test test
text text text <p>text</p> text test test