I need to accomplish this (trivial) task: I have some .csv files and I
have to place them into differente sheets of a .ods file. As far as you
know, is there any .NET library (and in C# ut sould be GREAT) to
manipulate .ods files?

The DataSet designer in Visual Studio 2005 is still pointing to the
old database.
I have done this before and it worked without a hitch. The problem is
that I have moved the database and solution on to a different

I want the output to look like this
Output(good):
findme
Output(bad)

I am attempting to serialize a Dictionary<string, string> type in a
WCF data contract. But when i create a service reference to my
contact, the type instead comes out as
ArrayOfKeyValueOfstringstringKeyValueOfstringstring[]. How do I fix

I've just inherited a PC with XP, so I loaded VS2005 on it and was running a
simple windows application when I got a SecurityException just trying to
open a file with the following message:
Request for the permission of type

i have a project that i need to be able to take a single print job and print
to multiple trays. it is an hp 9000 with 4 trays. i have read news groups
etc and everything i find doesn't work. i have 2 print settings. 1 set to
the papersource of tray 2 and 1 set to the paper source ...

I am getting a "Protection Level Error" when I access a private variable
(numberOfEngines) from my subclass SingleEnginePlane.  If I set it as public
I can access it directly from my object in my Main function.
I would like the subclass to access it directly but not directly from ...

hey all,
can someone please help me decide on which way to go. i get a single untyped
data table which can contain different fields and values at different times.
so i'm thinking i would dynamically generate the html table which would take

I'm working in Visual Studio 2005.
I have the following method. I'm trying to figure out why I wouldn't want to
wrap the contents in a lock(MyLockObject) {...} Seems to me that having a
static method in a mutlithreaded environment isn't thread safe.

I understand that settings stored in the app.exe.config file and
accessed via Properties.Settings.Default are only available within an
app domain, but I'm confused about the best way to handle merging
settings that were defined for referenced libraries.

I am looking for the way of using CodeDom for parsing C# code.
My needs is to extract for a source files all methods.
Does anyone have a sample ?
Sam

I want to write an app in C# that signs in to a website and grabs some
information.  Do you know how complicated that can get (with security
tokens, etc)?
Thanks,

It looks like when you run an application as admin, the mapped drive
information is lost, in other words the program will not be aware of
all the logical drives in the box. Only way I make other application
to be aware of this logical drive is by running dos prompt (cmd) 'as

I have a c# class that I am trying to create an instance of from
vb.net, and am getting the error "Sub New() is not accessible in this
context because it is 'Private'.  Declaration (c#) and instantiation
(vb.net) are below:

I used the wsd.exe tool to create a class based on an XML schema which
did not have a style sheet reference. How can I add a style sheet
reference (i.e. <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="simple.xsl"?>)
to that class for each object of that class that is instantiated?