Except for the syntax, what is the difference, if any, between this...
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private void Form1_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
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Howdy All,
I don't understand how to correct an error I encounter when trying to
control GridView DataBound data flow.
   error CS0123: No overload for 'GridView2_DataBound' matches delegate

For the first time with my .NET programming endeavors I need to add
asynchronous processing capabilities to a library. Before this I was using
old-fashioned callbacks. Anyway I was just now doing a bunch  of research on
my alternatives before I begin to write code. My question ...

I have a groupbox in my application that contains  many control as
NumericUpDown and CheckBox. I would like capture event on groupbox
control as changing NumericUpDown value and checkbox change .
How can do it?

Is there any way I can get all resource keys with in a compiled and
embedded resx file?
Thanks!

How do I cast a string to an int?
Suto code:
string str = "1";
int i = (string)str;

I'll ask, how do you do it?

Maybe I'm making some assumptions about how threads work.  I have a
form that, on the press of a button, starts monitoring some SMTP
connections.  On occasions I make changes while the thread is running
in the background.  To reload the changed options I have to exit the

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I have a text box I use to update a list of actions as they occur over
a long time.  My current method is to accumulate the list string
inside the monitoring function (so I can write it out to file on exit)
and push it out to the text box as the string changes.  In essence I'm

I have to write a function to shuffle a collection.  If anyone has any idea
on how to implement it please share with me.
The signature of function is:
ICollection Shuffle(ICollection c);