I have multiple objects of different classes, each supporting a Draw method,
but would like to select and draw only two of any of these objects at a
time. How would I do this?
Thanks for any help,

I am building an windows service that is to be deployed on a windows
server 2003 and I want to have activity written to the event log, I
want its own log called ('CustomLog')
Below is what I have so far...its builds fine but when I go to start

If I have an enumeration:
enum SizeType
{
   Tiny = 0,

I am trying to write the contents of a textbox to a file in binary
format. My code looks like this...
private void btnWriteToFile_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {

I am having a bit of a problem accessing some information in a different
namespace,
hopefully someone can point out what I am doing wrong.
I have a dll file that I dont want to use in my program, I just want to use

hello every body.......
can anybody tell me how the xml code use with c#

Can anybody tell me how can I find name of operating  system, type of
browser and IP address of the user in C# ? ("User" who is browsing our
site.)

I am trying to do a CGI in C#.
I have found code and explanation in
http://west-wind.com/weblog/posts/1143.aspx :
using System;

All,
I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out why my Windows Form is
not appearing correctly.
Basically, I have form A that tries to Show() an existent Non-visible

LeesWizard : BaseWizard : UserControl
LeesWizardPage1 : WizardPage : UserControl
LeesWizard contains a collection of WizardPages.  Each WizardPage already
contains a docked panel at the top.  At design-time, when I add other panels

I am trying to insert a new toolbar button to the windows explorer
menu. I an able to locate the correct ToolbarWindow32, and inserted a
button using the code snippet shown below. However the toolbar button
text is coming in jung characters. Any help will be greatly

I have three questions.
1. When is it useful to use boxing for value types.
2. I have earlier been using C and C++ for many years but the last year I
have been using C#.

I've been having a problem occasionally with exceptions having the wrong line
number listed.  The situation is this:
I have a function with a try-catch, and in the catch it logs the message and
stack trace from the exception.  The code generates an index-out-of-bounds

I notice from the IntelliSense window that Properties.Settings.Default
have events, such as PropertyChanged.  This could be useful, but how
do I capture this event?  I'm used to inserting a control onto a form,
then using the property box to set the name for an eventhandler.  I

I've developed a C# windows application in full screen mode. No
borderstyle and the size of the main form is 1680 * 1050
The resolution on both pc's is 1680 * 1050.
On my developement machine it look ok.