I'm using Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers.
I've created new a test project and tests using the wizard under Test -> New
Test... That seemed to work.
I checked in my new test cases last night. This morning, I checked out my

I have code that generates a class.
    [Serializable()]
    public sealed partial class ProductInfo {
        private string _ProductID;

Let's say I have a Treeview control on a form. Each leaf node in the
Treeview has a ContextMenuStrip, each with one ToolStripMenuItem, and
all ToolStripMenuItems Click event is handled by a comment event
handler.

I wrote an application that puts in a message into MSMQ using C++ and
MFC. If I try to put a message called 'sample' I see that the body of
the
message in MSMQ would be set to: 's.a.m.p.l.e'.

Is it possible to extend the system classes?
I want to create a function for converting a DateTime into a TimeSpan.
Any Ideas?
at the moment i've created:

I find in other team member's project, they are referencing a type in
following format
"
           public static global::ErrorReport.Description Description

I wonder if there is a efficiant way to provide a animated background
for Form/Control?
If I redraw the background of a control, all it's sub controls will be
forced to redraw, right?

Does anyone know if DEVExpress is still around.  Their website does
not seems to work anymore.  I hope they are not gone.  http://www.devexpress.com

I hope this is the right forum for this question.
I am trying to use reflection for several custom collection classes. For
example, what I want to do is take a line of code like this:
   myCollection.Add(mySecondCollection.Item(i))

I have my own class and I'd like to save objects of this class in a
dictionary. In python this works something along the lines of:
a = MyObject();
b = MyObject();

I'm writing strings to an embedded console that only supports Extended ASCII
Code Page 437.
The strings are stored in a lookup table in a database .
My original code is as follows which writes to a memory stream:

I just wonder when is it necessary to use unbound datagrid. It's far simpler
to use databound datagrid by using the wizard.
Can you just point on some particularly example when an unbound datagrid
would be suitable.

I have to convert this VB code to C#.
[VB Code]
Dim dvProduct As DataView =
CType(sqlDS_Halloween.Select(DataSourceSelectArguments.Empty),DataView)

How do I do to accomplish this "select Show All Files in Solution Explorer
to view the bin folder"
//Tony

I use VS2005 and C#.
I'm looking at ADO.NET and have found some test tutorial on
microsoft MSDN.
It can be found on google when searching for "Walkthrough: Saving Data to a