I understand that in order to store data globally you need to use a
public static variable.  What I want to know is this:
How do I make the contents of that variable persist in memory after
the program has finished?

  My project include reading XML files, I would like to set ReadOnly
via a Keyboard Hot Key combination  on the test XML files when I open
them in the IDE.     Is there an IDE Command I can setup with a Hot
Key combination?

I have a browser object on a form with a label in front of it. I want the
label to be transparent so that you can see what's going on in the browser
behind it. When I make the label transparent (backcolor = color.transparent)
what it shows is the window, not the control behind it ...

I recently stumbled across a pretty interesting LINQ to SQL question and
wonder, whether anybody might have an answer. (I'm doing quite some
increasing LINQ evangelism down here in Germany.).
Assume I want to select rows from a database and check whether a specific

Hi, all.
I've never been any good at handling exceptions... So I need your
help.
Within a try{ } block, I have to call a function that has to throw its

Is there are windows form that can be bound to an XML document to display XML
in a user friendly manner.

I have a library which does some database operations. There are threads in
the library which are transparent to the user. Database operations are done
in threads as they could be lengthy. When an exception occurs in a library
thread, i want to make this exception available to the ...

When I define a class the default  access modifier is internal.
So if I just write
class MyTest
{

(apologies for the crosspost)
I'm working with an MFC based COM object.  From C# I'd like to be able
to call a method on the COM object that takes a string array and
modifies the contents.

I have a web app that adds user into w2k3 server and adds it to the
administrator group. The code snippet is something like this:
       try
       {

I have been given a project originally written in VMS C.  It is
extensive code, with a number of complex algorithms.  It also
accesses
an Oracle database via Embedded SQL.

I've used Borland Delphi before and have used TFrames in designing
Forms. Is there a similar control like this in C#?
Benj

I have an in-memory assembly. I would like to save it as a DLL on my
machine. How do I do it?
Thanks,
Travis

I have a virtual ListView (VirtualMode set to true). To make it more
convenient for the users of the ListView to select its items, I've set the
ListView's CheckBoxes property to true. However, in virtual mode no
checkboxes appear. That is, when the View style is set to Details ...

I'm not really sure where to begin on this one but I was looking for
tips on how I can have a user insert a music CD and rip the music from
the CD to WAV format.  Has anyone seen code for this online or can
give me a good starting point?