I've placed all my constants in a class
called Donkey (since it's carrying all
the stuff). When i'm creating an array,
i get the info for the size from there.

I need to write an application which two computers can transmit data
via serial port (COM1). So I wrote two simple test program write to
comm and read from comm. However, when I test these two programs, I
could not read any data from COM1. Data seems to send Ok but the

I want to assign the values of properties of object A to objectB
They both belong to different classes but implement  on common
interface. I just want to assign the properties defined in the
interface.

Can anyone point me to the code for a simple example of 2 classes and /
or forms referencing each other using Fields or Get/set properties.
I want both to be able to acces each others Properties and Functions.
I want the correct way, so I learn the correct way.

I've got a WinForm MDI application. A little while ago (probably after I
made some changes) my Load method for the form stopped being executed. I had
some initialization done there and I suddenly noticed that this wasn't done
anymore. I haven't been able to get it to work again ...

I have defined a real time data acquisition point as:
public class DataAcqPoint
   {
   public  byte   DataSrc;

I used the settings class that VS.NET automatically generates to save
some app settings, simply because it is the easiest way. But the
problem is, even though the settings class wasn't changed (no fileds
are modified) each time I change my app's version slightly (like 0.1.0

My C# book seems to leave out how to "link" to a class library I created.
I made a project of type class library called "Data Objects" and a project
of type windows application called "Economic Simulation" in the same
solution. Now I want to make use of one of the classes from ...

"THREAD_UI" = thread under which the UI controls were created.
"THREAD_XX" = another thread.
"FUNC_UI"   = function that needs to run on THREAD_UI.
From THREAD_XX I need to start the execution of FUNC_UI, that needs to

is it possible to take multiple values(int) seperated by commas as input from
textbox in C# and draw a figure using those values.
e.g. drawing a simple path using 1,2,3,4 values.

I was reading this article about data binding:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163477.aspx
I have a question: if I add a new property (ContactName, for example) to
Customer class and add a TextBox (readonly), how can I bind it? What I want

When I'm serializing my objects to XML, .NET seems to put the following
namespace into certain elements:
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"

When you pull up a second form in your program,
how do you get the values from the form?
           Form2 dataForm = new Form2();
           dataForm.ShowDialog();

    I'm wondering can you help me understanding some C# syntax.
1. What does the this do? specifically the <string> thingy?
List<string> keys = new List<string>();
2. When you preceed a class with "[Serializable()]" - what does it

Is there an equivalent in C#.NET for the VB.NET FreeFile() function?