I have a class that represents Accounts and each one of them has a
property that has a list of tags (Tag is also a class) so i can do
something like
foreach (Tag currentTag in myAccount.Tags)

Is there way in C# to make/create a wizard of forms (or property tabs if
view changes) like it's done in Visual C++ using Property sheets &
Property pages??
The only way I can think of something similar is to place the controls

I just wanted to check if I am missing something or if what I am
looking for isn't possible.
I have a function with 2 generic parameter types, one of these occurs
in the argument list the other doesn't.

Here, sample code where a byte array is used to fill a particular structure:
                   [...]
                   fs = File.OpenRead(path); // FileStream
                   BITMAPFILEHEADER bfh = new BITMAPFILEHEADER();

I'm developing an application, that uploads and downloads files
using httpwebrequests. I've encountered some problems considering
timeouts while uploading large files.
I wanted to know what exactly does readwritetimeout mean... is it

What is the easiest way to convert primitives to a byte array? I tried the
BinaryFormatter serialization but it serializes objects so when I serialized
an and int it took 54 bytes instead of 4. I tried something like the
following but it won't compile (I admit I use generics a ...

I have a custom C++ control that is based on the RichEdit20A control.
Within IE the control receives a WM_SETFOCUS message, but it does not
get the message within the c# application.
Anyone have any ideas, or the same problem?

Double clicking the title bar to toggle a form between full screen
size and the previous size is a great feature.
Can someone please explain how to programmatically double click the
title bar?

I can't find any Code Definition option in View menu, as I was told
from MSDN online article. I only tried this in my C# edition of VS2008
express since I don't use VB2008 yet. Does anyone know something about
this that I haven't?

i create aprogram that load a table from Access DB.
i want color rows with different color but when i run the program and
i load the datagridview the first time, the rows are white!
only when i insert a new record the rows change color, why?

I have to generate XML file as follow, using XmlDocument.
<Company>
    < Employee EID=”111” Description=” xyz”>
       <Dept DeptNo=”D10”>

I know that Panel (and most of it's derivitives) don't raise keyboard
events.  I *really* need to catch keyboard events though so I've been
googling the topic and have found quite a few suggestions.  The one
suggestion I've found that makes the most sense isn't working for me and ...

 we are consuming third party java webservice in the .net client.
The third party is changing webservice's interface continuosly if thwy
want to add new method in the wenservice, They are also changing the
existng methods, Becuse of that we have to change everything in

I'm trying to write to the screen all numbers, in increments of .5, from 80
to 50.  The results need to be in descending order like so:
80
79.5

In my business layer, I have Person, and Patient which derives from
Person.
   //base class for all single classes
   public class BaseItem{}