Maybe I am not using namespaces correctly, but in general, my project has one
namespace.   The problem is that the IDE keeps fighting me with them, as in
it tries to 'help' by adding a bunch of namespace qualifies to things it
should not.

I created a PopUp edit based on a UserControl.  It has a TextBox and a
button and works like a DateTimePicker except that in addition to date
and time, you can pick repeat intervals, days of the week, second
Tuesday, etc.

I have a form (say FormB) on which i have opened a font dialog. There
are situations when i need to close FormB, from another form (say
FormA) in my application. i am calling FormB.Close(), but the form
doesn't close. The moment i close the Font Dialog, FormB gets closed.

This is probably more of an algorithms question than a C# question.
We have these classes that represent lines on a report. They contain
two field:
1) Line Print - A String that indicates the type of line and ordered

i am havin problems with tooltips.
I have one very simple Form with just 2 Textbox. One having an Tooltip
one not.
I can see the tooltip as long as the one textbox that has the tooltip

I need to read a file like this:
# Messages français pour GNU gettext.
# Copyright © 2006 Yoyodyne, Inc.
# Michel Robitaille <robitail@IRO.UMontreal.CA>, 2006.

I've built an interface for my class library. When I add this dll to a
new .NET project, and create an instance of my class, I do not see the
description (like in the intellisense) for my properties and methods.
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////

This may be a dump question, so please bear with me. I have an xml
file like the following
<teacher>
<name>jkjk</name>

I want to develop a C# Web Base Logon to connect a Novell LDAP Server with
SSL and then authorize the AD Domain User Name and Password
I have written the following source code to make a connection to Novell LDAP
Server, but i do not know how to authorize AD User Name and Password. ...

Is it possible to return two string values from a method which has
yeild in it?

We are wrapping web ui controls in our own classes. Is there a downside
(performance/memory management) to making a class static?

In a multi-threaded application I need to keep track of request-counts
for various "users". That is, when a user makes a request to my
application I need to increment a counter to track the number of times
the user has made a request.

1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has
been changed
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and
how the light bulb could have been changed differently

In my naive hopefulness, i thought that
there will be a new tool available in
the menu, after i've installed
SandCastle. There's not...   :(

First - my MSDN Posting Alias isn't defined yet because the MSDN site is
having problems, it came back with " We were unable to communicate with the
Managed Newsgroups registration system".
I have an ASP.NET website using C#.  One page has two asp:DropDownList