i'm new to OOP concept. in college days i have read lots of good
things about "inheritance" but does any one uses this concept in real
life project ? or can some one tell me when it will be beneficial to
use inheritance?? its now almost 1 yr i'm in to the programming world

Is there a easy way to include a 'console' window into an MDI application,
i'd like to provide an interface for submitting commands to peform
operations [within the application], say for advanced users.
Regards,

I need to be able to read and add to the collection of email addesses for an
Active Directory User with a mailbox. I assume that this is a collection
object.
However I can't find any help on which technology to use. I can create and

I have an predefined XML format, lets say:
<employee id="1111">
      <name></name>
      <addr></addr>

I have a simple c# app that opens a child form in a mdi parent.
I want the child form to open in the center of the mdi parent, so i
can open the child form ok, it all works fine, but setting
           frmConfig = new ConfigForm(this);

My main form opens up another form, and from this other form, I'd like to access things in the main
form. The problem is that although I know the name of the class of the main form (FormMain) I don't
know the name of the instance of it since it was generated by the VS C# Express ...

I want to create a windows application with various windows forms.  It
is currently designed as a single document interface.  What I want to
do is from form1 open form2 (this could be done with a button click or
file menu item).

I'm teaching myself how to write a usercontrol, and how to raise
events within the control.  Some questions came up.  Let's say I the
event is called "Flyover", and everybody knows what is meant by
FlyoverEventArgs and OnFlyover.

Him
I am using FileSystemWatcher in a Windows service on .Net 2.0 C#
application. When I see
ChageType="Created" I copy the file over to a database. About 30-40%

I was wandering if is this possible to resize window in steps
different than 1 px.
Thanks
PK

I'm looking to replace all commas in a single string not contained within a pair of double-quotes,
with a tab. I don't know where to begin.
e.g., string line = "a,",,"b" would be changed to "a,"\t\t"b"
Can someone suggest a regex pattern to use, or any other way that will accomplish ...

I want to create a windows application with various windows forms.  It
is currently designed as a single document interface.  What I want to
do is from form1 open form2 (this could be done with a button click or
file menu item).

Hello, folks.
I have a need to get the value of %windir% on a remote machine. Is it
possible to get this value using C#?

Hello, Newsgroupians:
Recently I asked a question regarding database connections and how to
properly close the connection upon the object going out of scope.  After much
research, I've come up with a solution -- I believe -- should work, but

i have a custom control that gets loaded at runtime.  i need to be
able to access a property of a control thats part of the main form,
through the clcik event of the custom control.
i may be making this harder than it needs to be, but seem to be