I have a multithreading application that opens an app in the background from
a service and runs it. For some reason it will not close this instance of the
app when it is done using it. This is a 3rd party app. By the end of the day
I have so many instances open it will not open ...

Is there a way to use Y/N values instead of true/false values?
Thanks

Requirement is, I have to load my Xslt file into Exe/DLL.
I have created one .Xslt file and C#  code for the same to produce
on .Xml file, like this:
System.Xml.XPath.XPathDocument Xmlpath = new

I wonder if I have  a DataTable instance, and I want to bold a the text in a
specific field. How can I do that.

I have a complied DLL, and no source code. THe file was complied with
delaysign attribute set to False. I need to sign this file. How do I perform
this?
Vijay

I have a custom exception that is not being caught properly. I have
added a reference to a .NET wrapper DLL from HTML Tidy to my project.
When HTML Tidy throws a fatal error, I want my custom exception thrown
and caught so that I may write it so I can write it to a log file. I

hey every one , i am lokking for a c#.net library to send and recive
files via bluetooth , it does not has to be file transferring .
its for my graduate project , workin in integrating my unifersity's
database with the students phones ....

How do i combine two 32 bit integers into one int64 in .net/C# ??
BR
Peter

I was wondering if I have a string resource in a DLL if it is somehow
possible to export this so that other DLL's / .EXE linked in can use
these strings?
e.g.

Hi Newsgroup,
I have a problem that is not directly C#-related, but I'd like to
solve it in C#.
A data acquisition station generates heaps of data, which shall be

Hi all, I need to embed an image to an existing xml file. I guess this is
possible using XmlTextWriter.WriteBase64() method. My problem is that
XmlTextWriter writes to a new document.
How can I edit an existing doc (for example with XmlDocument class) and

i am not really a programmer, so i have a question on the
system.io.directory.exists
what i am trying to do is have a button, once this button is clicked
it checks to see if the Directory exists, if it does it posts a

I have a thread and would like to send a Windows Message
to the component that encapsulates the thread, so that the
event specified to react on that message would be raised.
I know how to do that in C++, but I am a bit lost with CLR.

Is there any keyword applicable to a class to make it thread-safe?
Without having to put lock(this){} in all functions?
Thanks.

We wrote some code (utility stuff) that is intended to run as part of
either a windows service, a console app or a windows app.  What I'd
like to do is when it is running as a service have it log exceptions
to the event log, when as a console app, write them to the Console,