I have a Console app, a related Service Project and Service Setup /
Installer Project.  I would like to have the result of running the
installer.msi file register the service to run with certain
parameters.

I'm trying to usethe C# SmtpClient class to send emails but WITHOUT going
through an SMTP client out on some server. I want to do it directly from my
own machine. I specify localhost and port 80 for the SmtpClient class and it
seems to accept that, in that when I call the Send ...

Can one DataTable be considered in the same way as a table in the database.
//Tony

Is there a free program out there that joins Dot Net Dlls and an Exe
together into one Exe?  I'd rather distribute my program as a single
Exe.
Thanks,

I am using the following code to render a text string in a new bitmap
file.  The code works, but the text looks, well, crappy, even though I
told it to use ClearType hints.  Any idea how to make the text look
nicer?

I have a datagrid in a form, and a delete button. If I make some
changes in some cells in the datagrid, and then click delete on
another cell, I get to the validating function but not to the
deletebutton_click at all. Has anyone seen this?

i have read internet and publish manuals.
i'm not able to get FileSystemRighs in C# to present to me all the
permissions so that i can display, capture and compare. when i do a
console.writeline({0}, rule.FileSystemRighs); i get a simple line:

I have a log-in window application. When the user presses the cancel button
it kills another window by it's name and then it exits. The problem is that
if somebody kills the log-in window by terminating the process in the task
manager the other window is not killed.

I have created an user control (that inherits UserControl) in which I have
defined an override on the Dispose member like this:
protected override void Dispose( bool disposing )
{

The code below goes through all the methods in the given dll. I'm wondering
how I can modify this to only get methods with a specific custom attribute.
I'm not seeing any Custom Attributes like [TestMethod()] when I print out the
attributes.

I currently have a class called DefinedTest which relates to a set of
tests I perform. But there are two Test states, those that are defined
and those that are not. I'd therefore like to have two classes
instead, Test and DefinedTest with the former storing either Defined

I'm searching like a similar syntax for if():
int i=5;
if (i in [1,3,5..10]) doSomething;
e.g.

This is what I've always been wondered.
Suppose I've created a class named Agent, and the Agent does some
lengthy job. Of course I don't want to block the main window, so the
Agent does the job in a separate thread. If the job is progressed it

to expse some methoods of my application
(exe) to other applications? When Im using
Win api or something in c# I'm using
[DllImport]. How to expose my methoods

I would like to paint the gridline of my DataGridView not as solid, but
as Dash line for example.
I did not see any property to do that, therefore how can i perform this
task ?