i can't find a solution to hide my C# application in task manager
under application and the task switch (ALT+TAB) like Winamp and
Trillian when I tell them to appear only in the tray. The property
"ShowInTaskbar = false" doesn't help, it hides only from task bar

I have three classes below. These are Animal as a base class and one derived
class called Cat.
The main in within class Tester.
If I compile the program as it is now I get the following

I have an array of 16x16 bitmaps (60 total). I've tried adding the
array to the ImageList with the Add method, but the TreeView paints as
if no BMP is present.
The problem is the method does not 'break out' the bitmaps. If I

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anyone know what is the best way to prepare and study for the 70-528
exam???
thanks for any help

What is wrong with the following? C# claims:
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.OverflowException' occurred in
mscorlib.dll Additional information: Value was either too large or too
small for an unsigned byte."

What is the C# Equivalent to VB's Weekday function?  I'm trying to
convert this:
       Select Case Weekday(CurrentDate)
           Case 1 ' Sunday

i am trying to add nodes to a node dynamically ... and assign its
proerties to a node objects stored inside the array.... when the
ShapeAdded event is fired... ...inside the if block...  instruction
pointer does not go pass the other line...

I haven't used interfaces before, but I thought I'd come across a reason
for using them.
Suppose I have :
      public interface ILogger

Is an object reference stored as a 32 bit value?
In other words, is a simple read or write of an object reference an
atomic statement?

Sorry about this beginner question (I'm coming up from Visual C++ or
Down from VB)... Also, pickings are slim for this topic on MSDN [1,
2]. [2] does not really apply, but it was a keyword hit
("SelectedItemChanged"). Does any one know how to receive this

i have some services im finishing up
during there operation 24/7
should there be some doevents() so the garbage collector
can do its thing...

I am upgrading an application from 32 bit to 64 bit. My application contains
the Windows Media Player. Though it used to work, my code now generates a
"Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154
IREGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG))" when the line:

I have a MDI Application. It has a simple menu. On clicking menu
items, child forms open. Since, the loading of the form was taking
quite sometime, I have separated the loading of data by using a
background thread. Now, first the UI elements are loaded, the form is

I'm writing a visual studio C# program. I have my form with a number of
controls. I also want a simple scrollable window in which I can
programmatically add text as the program is running. I want to use it to show
diagnostic output as the program runs. It should be fairly simple ...

I would like to find a tutorial that shows how to set up authentication in a
winform application similar to one that ASP.Net applications are capable of.