I am trying to get to grips with some basic graphics, being new to C#.
I have this code (see below) in a simple project .. when I run it 6 text
strings are drawn, as I expected .. but this happens twice .. once with
a grey background and once with the white one.

I was just beginning to dip my toes into the world of developing
Windows applications and scripts with
VBScript and Visual Basic 2005 Express when PowerShell came along and
completely blew me away with

I am currently working on a dictionary populating program. I currently
have a socket connection my local news server and am trawling through
all of the articles looking for new words. I am currently using Java to
do this but would like to move the source to C#. Java's String ...

I want to log in to a website using C# code..
The main aim is to check whether the username and password I provide is
correct or not.
I used the following code

I'm getting the following error when I'm running my application (application
name changed for the example):
Unhandled Exception: System.TypeLoadException: Method get_ImageFile in type
MyApp.Plugin.DefaultImageFiles.JPEGImage from assembly

I have been working for several months on a sofware and now it is
finished.
I have a problem now and it is this:
Because I live in a country which there is no copyright law in it

I have one program running multiple copys (acting as IP <-> serial
port) of the same program (no connection to eachother) and they all
work fine for a while then some starts slowng down, then others, and
then magically all work fine again...

I need to force DbLinq to generate select statement  without ORDER BY.
I tried
IOrderedQueryable<T> orderedQueryable;
orderedQueryable = (IOrderedQueryable<T>) (from b in Default.Db.Klients

Can RDP password be written programatically, is there a dll that contains a
method for generating encrypted passwords?
thanks

Not a simple question, but...
I'm trying to mimic the view many windows text editors have, whereby
the user types directly on the page - which is nicely bordered as per
their printer settings.

I have installed C# 2008 Express edition in Windows Vista, and I
found this huge bug:
the tooltip shown to the up corner of a window has the old yellow style
color.

I'm using Model View Presenter for my UI, I like to structure it introduces
and it tends to make me "do the right thing"
One problem I'm having is making the distinction between what I can and
can't do in the View code.  For example if a user modifies a value in the

I would like to rotate pages in a multi-page tiff.  Here is my first
attempt:
<code>
public void RotatePageAndSave(int degrees)

If I define two classes in the same cs file. And in each class, I define the
object of other class as a member.
Can anyone explain me how .NET or its compiler will resolve this kind of
reference since one class would not be compiled unless other is compiled.

As part of our QA of hardware and firmware for the company I work for,
we need to automate some testing of devices and firmware.  Since not
everybody here knows C#, I'm looking to create a new scripting
language that makes writing automated tests simpler.  Really, I'm