I have a Windows form program written in C# 2005.
I continually read a stream of data via TCP that comes from a video camera
(NTSC).
When I have all the data for one frame I update a picturebox (pbVideo) like

I have to be honest I haven't used many generics in my coding; I
really want to start using more of them but  am having trouble with
what is the best way to use a generic with my Send method because the
Send method needs to point to different data factories. I really

I have a WPF application that spins off a thread. That thread needs to
show a dialog (InputDlg) to get some user input. The From my thread I
am displaying the dialog as shown bellow. The problem is that each
time I display the dialog (when I call Invoke) some memory is

I've spent much of today researching how best to get around C# not
supporting typedefs.  I relied on them quite a lot in C++ and finally
broke down today testing out how best to emulate them.  (I toyed with
using enum types within ClientRetType<> but this fell apart as enums

Hi Group!
I have a simple GUI featuring a RichTextBox and a Button. On Button
click, I start a BackgroundWorker that performs a query on the database
firing a ProgressChangedEvent for every row. The corresponding event

I'm stuck on this crazy problem.  I need to get this list into this type
of dictionary object: Dictionary<string, List>
I have this collection passed to me named "items"
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I have been experimenting with overriding the Paint event on Win Form
controls...more specifically trying to force the text to render as
Antialiased text.  I have not been successful in any of the methods Ive
tried...is there a trick? Any information or examples would be greatly

I recently installed VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 and am now getting an error
executing a .NET 2.0 application.  This application has not been
opened in VS2008 or converted to use .NET 3.5 and has not even been
recompiled since VS2008 was installed.

Hi again
My C# Form is part of a .xll .  I have managed to get the Form to open
up but now what I want to do for one of the TextBoxes is have the user
input an Excel range which can set by clicking a cell/range back in

This should be simple...
what I have done is using javah and other mystical resources to
access java from C, and Fortran for that matter...
there must be a simpler way...

What is the euqivalent of WINAPI DisableTaskWindows(0) in CLR?
Thanks!
Atmapuri

I'm a VB.net programmer learning C#.  I don't understand what indexers
are for in C#.  Can't you have arrays of classes that can be indexed
in both C# and VB.net?  And if they contain arrays as members, can't
those arrays be indexed?

I know the assignment operator is shallow and I know it can't be overloaded.
What I can't find (on the web) is a best practice or guideline for assigning
the values of one instance to the value of another instance of objects.
In C++ I would overload the assignment operator to ...

i'm trying to reference some objects using reflection and Late Binding
accessing.
The Object API to his methods it's easy to understand, and it's as
"Object.Method" - aka. "Clientes.Existe"-

I have code  in Winforms 2 combobox:
EntityBase entity = EntityManager.FindById(LookupTableName, id);
IList entityList = DataSource as IList;
entityList.Add(entity);