Can VS 2005 and 2008 coexist on the same computer, with some projects
continuing to be worked on in each?

I am creating a library that needs to be make in two versions. The
code is the same, but the
assembly that I reference has different implementations. How can I
create two separate versions of

This isn't actually a C# issue, but probably many people
who use C# have experienced the issue mentioned in
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=
311797
where moving the scroll wheel, when the wheel is set to scroll

I'm wondering for certain events, such as a MouseClick event which
uses MouseEventArgs, how are these EventArgs classes' members
populated? i.e. how do the .X and .Y members get assigned?
I ask because for a project I'm working on, I'm making a custom

I am implement ajax in a web application, and I want to avoid having
to go through the entire asp.net page lifecycle since I will be simply
return back html/xml, and I have no need of the .net page lifecycle
events.

I am uploading a zip file using an HttpWebRequest and a PUT operation
to Sharepoint (2003) from a Windows Form application.  When I upload
the same file using the Sharepoint Portal Web UI itself, the file
uploads in 1/3 the time.  If I copy the file over the network using

    When I create a WCF client (hosting the service is fine) and the
service on the same machine everything works is good. But when I want
to have the client on  a different machine this fails. How can I
generate the client on a different machine ?

I am trying to deploy a WCF Service on one of our Windows Server 2003
machines so that I can access it from a second machine.  I have tried
creating WCF Service library and a WCF Service Application.  I have an
asp.net program that uses the service that I have also created.  ...

Whats the best way of handing exception of using?
Is it method 1 or method 2  or some other way
########## Method 1 ###########
using(something)

I have written a very simple windows service in .NET 2.0 C#. The
following is its OnStart() method:
       protected override void OnStart(string[] args)
       {

var editionList =
   from edition in software.Editions
   select new
       {

I have an inhouse ASP.net helpdesk application; it tracks helpdesk tickets.  
I would like the application to be able to read ticket responses sent by
users to a specific e-mail address and insert the information contained in
the e-mail in a ticket.  Like many issue tracking ...

   I am new to C# and I am facing a problem. I have two user
controls.First control has an image which is loaded. And the second
control is supposed to be placed on the first control. But when the
first control is invalidated the second control gets hidden behind the

  I am facing a problem. I have a application in C# (winforms) where
I am giving an option to the user to add labels during runtime. But
when the application is restarted the labels that are added
during runtime get deleted. As the user is adding a label I do not

from line in order.Lines
select new { Number = line.Number, Qty = line.Quantity }
at this point I deactivate my object cache, which is where line.Number and
line.Quantity are read from, so any subsequent attempts to read those