Hey guys,
small question. Can I find out if the current logged on use is a local
user or a domain user ?
And please don't use any solution that uses String parsing...

I'm using this code to get search result from 8 tables...
SqlConnection conn = null;
conn = new
SqlConnection(sConn);

I have a application which involves creating instances of a "Form2" class.
Form2 has an event which I handle in Form1. Instances of Form2 have names
like "Matrix_A", "Matrix_B", etc. To create them I use these "populate"
methods:

The docs say that default access modifier is internal. My own experience has
been that it is internal. And yet almost every website Ive seen on the web
tries to tell me its public?? Am I insane?
I dont have VS2003 installed only 2005. Is this a 1.1 thing?

I have a program that automatically updates software on a client machine. I
would like to have programs that get installed be installed as services. I
can't seem to find out how to uninstall and install a service
programatically.

I have a range from say 26.43534 - 234.24 and a value of 118.12.
I need to change this range to 0 - 255 and find out where my value falls
within it (so the value also needs to be rescaled).
I thought there was a way to do this by adding 255 but I can't remember how.

I'm a self learner, and i'm trying to figure out how this code should
work. What is not clear to me, is why the function InsertNumber is
called 3 times: wasn;t easier to call it just once and put all
together?

Allow me to share with you here some information about one man his
name is muhammad.
In The Name Of Allaah,
Most Gracious, Most Merciful

Is there a way to set the text for a window, but not paint the title
bar?  I can set the text to nothing and turn off the control box to
prevent the title bar from rendering, but then there's no text for the
program in the taskbar or in alt-tab.  And as soon as I specify text

I'm basicly a Vb6 dev but i actually have to play around with c# alot
more. I have studied C# at school at beginner/intermediate level so i
understand the bases. I'm working on a project that i need to open
windows explorer on a folder X. That i managed to do it with :

Stupid question.  I've been using C# 2.0 for the past few weeks, but mostly
in the context of ASP.NET.  I have little to no experience with Win32 C#
apps.
My purpose is to write a windowless application to constantly monitor a COM

I have a HTML page and associated images. I need to send the HTML as
email -the email should also display the images at respective places.
So am sending the content of HTML file as MailMessage.Body and adding
all the referred images using MailMessage.Attachments.Add().

I have a simple question.
In one of my program if I use ViewState then program does not work as
expected(nothing is displayed in GridView but If I use Session State then it
works fine. Any idea???

Opening a new explorer window.
IE = new InternetExplorerClass();
vHeaders = "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" + "\n" + "\r";
vPost = ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(strPostinfo);

I hope that you can help me. I submit a character string to my application
with several videos. I then would like to play these files as an endless
loop after each other in the WMP.
How can one solve something like that?