I have a registration code that currently has 4 bytes that are unused.
I'd like to store a future date in those 4 bytes.  Is there a way to
convert a date to a 4 byte string?
When I do something like this,

Any book/tutorials about working with MS Office, eg Work document, Excel
worksheet?

Is there an API for the Microsoft Fax Driver on Server 2003?
Thanks

I have a dataset ds that I populated using ds.readXML(...).
The problem I am having is to populate the a listview control with the data
from this file. How do I go about doing this? I intent to use details view
to allow me multiple columns as the XML file is in the following ...

I need to export Image from my Mssql 2000
I'm using a dara reader for that, but my code it is not working.
How I can save bImage = (byte[]drMyReader["MyImage"]
To a file?

Hello, Newsgroupians:
I've been looking on the Internet for some resources to create a simple
drag-and-drop application, but they all seem too complicated or not what I
need.

here's an easy one for you guys - .NET form designer generates this:
       private System.ComponentModel.IContainer components = null;
but I don't see it used anywhere in the generated code - what's all
that about? Also, it generates code to add the individual controls to

This is a very simple question, I have a number and I want to check if
the number is between 2 integers. I can use 'if' to resolve this
situation. But I am curious, if there is any other verbs that I can
use in C# like sql 'between'?

Somebody has an example of how to export an image from my database.
Sincerely,
RT

Hi! It's great that Arrays and List<T> support functions that use
predicates like TrueForAll(), ConvertAll(), Foreach() and so on.
But why are there no such methods for IEnumerable<T>?
The guidelines say that we should not work with implementations like

I have a label on my dialogbox who has to change text while running. This is
what I do:
lblBackup.Text = "Bezig met de backup naar " + F1.FTPserver;
but the text does'nt appear, only if I draw (call) a messagebox, then the

Just wondering if LINQ might be useful and appropriate in the following
scenario:
I'm writing a Windows Forms app that enables the user to search for a
"client account". The client account is made up of a client number, plus a

Hello,
I developped an ASP.Net Web Site in C# language. It can save the Project
Server URL,  connect to Project Server and create a Project on it. I debugged
it and ran it correctly from Visual Studio 2005.

I've created a class library of controls/components. For the component i
implemented a custom designer that tracks the custom controls added to a
form.  If i wanted to serialize the component out to a resource in the forms
assy, how do I get the reference to the Forms assy? Since ...