Hello, i have a datagrid with some columns... the last column is a
ComboBox with 2 items: "yes" and "no"...
i'd like when i select a value "yes" the color's column became
Yello....

I am trying to work with MS SQL Server 7 from the release version of
Visual Studio 2008 + LINQ to SQL. And the problem is that the LINQ to
SQL designer doesn't accept my tables saying that my connection
provider is unsupported. Then I found out that LINQ to SQL officially

I have an Interface InterfaceBase, and two classes Type 1 and Type 2 that
implements InterfaceBase
Class Type1 has a string property Title
Class Type2 has a string property Title and an int property Ordering

In the webbrowser control, is there any reason why I can't see the
"CanGoBackChanged" event in the properties box?  How do I capture the
event?
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I have googled this a bunch and it appears that it is not possible to
install to the GAC on a remote machine unless a .msi is created or we use
some 3rd party tool that enables the running of command line apps remotely
(gacutil.exe in this case).

I'm in the process of designing a Service Oriented Architecture. At
the moment I based the design on the Web Service Software factory
guidelines - so a services layer, business layer and resource access
layer. The services layer contains WCF services, which use the

I got a question regarding the usage of background worker.
How can I run few threads via background worker with different objects
as parameter each time.
I understood that I can't do this:

I have a decimal variable. I'd like it to store a number rounded to
two decimal places.
I've declared and loaded it like this:
CODE

Hi, I have some basic question about NetworkStream, can someone explain to
me? Thanks a lot in advance!
TcpClient has a GetStream() method return a NetworkStream for read and
write.

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Is it more practicle to use linq instead of a dataSet for sql access? It
seems like it would take up less resources and less code. Any ideas on this
subject?

I've been led to believe by several articles, particularly Eric Gunnerson's
C# Calling Code Dynamically, that calling a method dynamically through
Reflection was much slower than through a Delegate.  My testing showed that
actually it was six times faster: 0.5 seconds for 100,000 ...

I apologise in advance for asking here. I know its a C# newsgroup, but i
regard this newsgroup as one of the best to come to for dev help.
I want to do this in xsl:
<xsl:if test="true"></tr></xsl:if>

When I start my program in the debugger, there is no problem, but when not I
get an exception.
It appears in:
      private void Upload(string filename, string FTnaam)

I have a float point variable defined as: "float floatVar" with the value of
"12.3".  I would like to format it using floatVar.ToString() in such a way
that the output will be 1. right aligned and 2. it will have 4 characters
left of the decimal point and 2 right of the decimal ...