To convert hex to Int64 I can use:
   string hex = "413208A97245F5AE";
   Int64 intFromHex = System.Convert.ToInt64(hex, 16);
   //intFromHex = 4697826885160531374

I have an array of objects. Each object has 14 private fields.
For each object, I would like to determine the maximum number of
characters contained within that field, trimmed of any trailing
spaces.

how to determine what language a c# string is written in? is there any C#
method to take a string and return what language it is in? e.g. english,
hindi, spanish, etc.

How do I access a web page from a normal C# application?
Many thanks,
Adrian.

Is there anything in the .NET Framework, or any third-party class I can get,
that would translate Unicode characters to their names?  For example, given
\u0033 it should give me "Numeral Three" or words to that effect, and
likewise for much if not all of Unicode.

I am building an application that requires copy a decent number of files
around. Till now, to demonstrate the prrof of concept, I used pInvoke to
invoke robocopy to do all the heavy lifting.
Is there any .Net component that I can build/download/buy that will allow me

Does anyone have the source code for a C# implementation of the AR2000
Compression/Decompression algorithm that they might like to share?

How does C++ and C# solve the Diamond problem? With the help of
interfaces that is.
Can anyone elaborate .......
Regards

hey all,
is there anyway to ask the Enum what the string value is with a given value?
Like how you would access an element of an array?
enum Myenum

Does anyone know how to debug applications using emulators?

Because of the constraints with the size VARCHAR and the number of elements
allowed in a WHERE IN clause, I need to create a temp_table that I insert ids
into and then within my stored procedure select from that temp_table.
Currently, my stored procedure sends in an associative ...

Is it possible to have a combobox contain 2 fields from a database table --
having the 1st field displayed in the textbox area and HIDE the 2nd field?
When the user selects a value from the textbox, the hidden field is then
passed to the program (Ex: Have a combobox display the ...

Can someone explain what is the reasoning behind the following behavior?
Local variable "boo" goes out of scope but I am not allowed to reuse the
name. And if it doesn't go out of scope, how come I cannot access its value?
internal sealed class Program

I have a combobox, and the template for each item in the combo
contains two text boxes.  If the textbox is readonly, I'd like
clicking on the textbox to select the item and close to dropdown.
Otherwise, the default behavior is fine.

In C#, is it possible to set a MenuItem's ID without calling and importing
the Win32 API function "SetMenuItemInfo?"  Perhaps another class in C#
contains a method I'm looking for?
Thank you.