Hi, Ive created a form and added 4 webBrowsers. Effectivly when
running in full screen, devides the screen into 4, a web page in each
section. What Id like to do is reduce the display size of each
webBrowser. What Imean is, If I was using Internet explorer to view

To debug a service i usually attach to the service when it is running.
How ever in this case. the service is not starting due to an error when i
initialize the
service, therefor the service is not started and i can not debug it. (Step

I want to learn C# in the near future. But for now, I would be more than
happy if someone could translate this short c# source code into c++. (I
searched the web for c++ equivalents but after one hour i am too frustrated,
and so i hope you can help me)

I want to pick a column value as the user selects a row of the
DataGrid.

I have a class that has a System.Drawing.Rectangle as a member, called
m_Rect.  I set it up as a property, like this:
get { return m_Rect;}
set { m_Rect = value;}

Greetings All,
Is there a simple way of suppressing the fractional part of a timespan
At the moment I use one time span to populate another minus the fractional
part .. this is a bit clunky.

Hello, Newsgroupians!
I have, perhaps, a simple question regarding deep copy and the assignment
operator.  I'm creating a class, and I would like to perform a deep copy of
all the members in an instance of the class.  I know I can derive the class

I am trying to log the Application name, Method name, line number and
column number whenever an exception is generated in an C# 2005
application using the following code.
Problem is that the line number that is being obtained by

After searching the forums, newsgroups, and web, I cannot seem to find
a straight answer.
Is it possible to use a bounded datasource in virtual mode on a
datagridview?

Write a function that produces the same output as MyFunction but without the
use of recursion.
( perfect C# is not a requirement, you may write in pseudo code )

hey guys!
I've been posting a bit in the actual c# forum but the last day or so has
been pretty quiet so I thought that I would jump into the fray here.
I've recently started learning C#...in fact been at it for like 2 days so

I am typically a VB.Net programmer, however a current project requires
me to work in C#. So I am attempting to better my understanding of C# by
 converting an existing application. Im doing ok really, but the
following is bugging me.

How do you set the Padding for a dynamically created control?
e.g.
Label myControl = new Label();
myControl.Padding.Left = 5;

I haven't been able to find any records of this problem no matter how
much I search.  I've got a C# app (.NET 1.1.4322) that has multiple
calls to Activator.CreateInstance() in order to create objects that
get added to an array.  However, every call after the first encounters

I understand delegates (static and non-static) and I agree they are
very useful, and that the "Forms" used in the Windows .NET API could
not work without them.  That said, I'm curious as to how many heavy
duty pro programmers in this newsgroup have actually used a delegate