I need to be able to detect when the user clicks on the browser
control area. The control offers no Mouse events whatsoever. I have
tried to resort to override WndProc on the control, I have a break
point set where indicated in the code below which never gets called.

I'm not ready to get started with the new generation of MS tools (WPF, WWF,
etc) although they do seem to do just what I need ;0)
I'm looking for an existing framework (or white paper, tutorial... anything)
that covers the topic of a workflow framework.  When I google for the

If I get an object generated by SQL Metal I can do a call like:
db.Persons.Add(new Person(){name = "ED"};
So far, so good.  However, we are loading a DB from MetaData, I need
to do this via reflection.

Is there a way to generate Load-event for form without showing it?
My problem is that if i try to set control states before Load is raised,
control states may or may not work. Here is some code:
Lets say that i have 2 form - form1 and form2. In form1 i have a button.

where can i find a complete reference book (paper format, or pdf, or
word....) where i can find all the ASP controls with their
explanation?
I'm currently learning asp.net 2.0 C#

Lets say I have:
 interface ICar
 {
 }

There's any way to configure a CDO.Message object to set the read and
delivery receipt option, in C#?
I already tried:
CDO.Message msg = new CDO.Message();

Hi again,
I am new to Usenet and I just posted a question from Google Groups and
I see that my email address is displayed in clear text but in  the
rest of the posts in the page the email is hidden. How do you do to

I have a COM object which fires an event where I have to pass an array
of SHORTs as a parameter to the listening object. The array of SHORTs
is encapsulated in a the CComSafeArray-class and passed as a VARIANT*
in MIDL (since MIDL doesn't support SAFEARRAYs in events).

I am using a web browser control to browse windows explorer.  I give it a
default address as below and then click on some folder.  The question is:  
how do I retrieve the address of the folder I clicked on so that I can
display it in a textbox similar to windows explorer?  

My question is regarding the use of delegates in C#.  I see how .Net uses
delegates to wire event handlers to events.  It’s an object created by a
single line of code by the system and that makes perfect sense to me.  I
understand that there is a lot of code underneath that the ...

Are delegates value types or reference types? I was just pondering the fact
that delegates are immutable... Does this mean that they are value types and
not reference types?
Thanks.

I am using SQL Server 2005 with C# 2005. I want to programmatically
Detach a database, then copy its files from the data folder to another
location and then Attach the database back. Can it be done using C# ?
If yes, please illustrate.

I am writing an app that enables a user to reply to a newsgroup.
The proper syntax for From: is
"screen name" email@address.com
and over all, it should look like:

Can assign global hotkeys, but I desire to have middle mouse button a
global event, which instantiates a  menu. However, Firefox, and a few
other programs use the same button as well. I would like to be able to
check if the current visible form (not my program) is using this