I am developing an application in VS2005. I have a form that has a
PictureBox control whose purpose is to be able to plop a User Control
in it. And the User Control can be one of several possible User
Controls and these User Controls are all different in size, some

My older system:  Win2k, VS2005(Academic), .Net 2.0 SP1.
Windows.Forms Application: Two splitter panels, a TreeView (named:
"tree") in one panel populated with directory name nodes.
Logic for programmatically selecting a previously saved FullPath is

How to allocate and de-allocate the memory thr' C# with example coding?

I am creating the administration side of a web application, and I want
to basically enumerate through a Enumerations items and display the
enum items name and value.
Problem is the name of each item is not user friendly, is it possibel

I'm trying to solve a problem with a program written in C# that is
occasionally running out of memory.  While using the CLRProfiler tool, I've
seen that sometimes the .NET framework adds memory to the heap, even though
there are large stretches of free memory available.  It looks ...

I am planning to make my winforms implement an interface representing
the data on the forms.
And the interface will be passed to a class which will contain the
data to be populated on the winforms.I am planning to use reflection

I have interface IAbc,IDef
and  interface  IXyz inherits/implements(what is the right word) IAbc
and IDef
if  i  reflect the type IXyz it only shows me the members of IXyz and

Hey guys,
The below code works fine, BUT appends a comma to my (Please Select).
Anybody know how I can get around this?
Thanks... and sorry is in VB.NET (I wish I was in C# on this project)... but

The question is about this assignment statement Person pp = arrList[0];
I know that to correct the error I have to write Person pp =
(Person)arrList[0];
But my question is the following.

My first attempt to bind a 'detail' form to the properties on an object and
the binding is not working.
I have the following grid:
   <Grid x:Name="MainGrid">

In a DataGridView, I allow the user to change a cell, which fires the
CellValueChanged event (which I use to validate the cell contents),
followed by the EndCellEdit event, which I use to doctor the entry
(eg, change to upcase, etc).  The problem is that when I doctor the

I tried reading a file into an application running as a Windows Service,
however it is not returning the correct location for the running executable.
How do I determine the full path for this?

I am curious how to make generic method which will return generic type.
Something like:
class Test {
   T Get<T>() {

I would like to check if there are some resx keys, which will not be
used in the source code. Is there a plugin or another possibility to
evaluate this issue?
Regards

I am trying to call a method in a FORTRAN.NET assembly that requires a
structure parameter.  Intellisense tells me that the structure name is
DNVSRISKMDECORE!STRUCT1 and this is confirmed by reflector.  However in the
C#, declaring an object of type DNVSRISKMDECORE!STRUCT1 is ...