I have timestamps in this format: 21-01-08 08:09:53:4118488
I want to convert these into DateTime. I can't make DateTime.Parse()
behave. Help!

I have the following situation:
-> app1 writes data to a file
-> app2 (a service) is notified when the file is changed using the
FileSystemWatcher

I am considering ways to have a web based reminder system that takes a
Date and Time and sends emails according to reminder flags in a
database. I know how to do all aspects other than the ability to send
reminders at specific points throughout the day without user

Problem: We enable our clients to create custom fields they wish to collect.
We want to use Dynamic LINQ to query this table (Just one).
My initial post and suggestion(s) are here: http://shrinkster.com/tzp
So I have a class called "ClientTable".  All tables have some common fields ...

Anybody knows of any collection where is not stored in memory but using
hard disk instead?
Thanks

I added a property to an interface like this:
<code>
public interface ISimpleAddress
{

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I've been writing in C# for about 4 years now, coming from VB.net and
VB6 before that, in which I know I'm not alone. I found learning C#,
at least to the extent that I use it in developing database front-
ends, to be rather painless. The language and VS ide seemed

I am using VS 2005 and SQLSERVER 2005. I had run the aspnet_regsql.exe, to
use a different db from ASPNET.MDF. I have done that without any problem. I
am setting up ASP.NET Configurations. After clicking Web Site -> ASP.NET
Configuration -> Security, I get the error msg:

Where do I learn to send SMS-Texting messages? What kind of solutions do we
have as C# developers using Microsoft? There is so much "mobile" this and
that at MSDN I don't know where to start with the latest.

I am trying to get to know LINQ in combination with a bindingsource and
a datagridview.
In the framework we have at work we have created a usercontrol to do
filtering via textboxes on a datagridview. Therefore we databind through

I'm learning C# from a C/C++ background, and I came across an odd
problem.
I have a hashtable that holds a string and a struct like so:
private Hashtable MyTable = new Hashtable();

I have two XmlDocument object. In fact this is one xml, but one is from
internet, other from data base.
I would like to compare this xml’s. I would like to check if this two
xml’s in fact is the same.

I have XmlDocument object.
-how to get information, if the XmlObject have default schema
(xmlns=”something” in main node) ?
-how to get default schema (as a string or other object) ?

Following a suggestion in this newsgroup, I have used xmlserializer to
construct a save file. It works extremely well, and reduced a task that I
though would take a couple of days to less than an hour, learning time
included.