Hello ,is there a good way to convert from string[] to List<string>. How
can I do it? Thanks a lot!

I develop with VS.net 2005 and would like to call a DLL in my c#
project. I created this DLL with a development tool (CLARION).
I declare my dll :
[DllImport("faq.dll")]

I am trying to write a small program that will enable me to change the
ip address of my LAN card one one button & also to possibly enable/
disable my wireless card by pressing a seperate button?
Any way of doing this, all help would be appreciated

I got a string imput which looks like this:
c://abc//dfg//jjj//hh.txt
I want to fetch the file name of such input each time : to get hh.txt
from the string. What is the best code manipulation for doing that?

I am writing a WPF application and am using the windows propertygrid.
I need to show a list or combobox of list of values the user can
select for a particular property, but I do not know the values at
compile time and hence cannot use Enum's. I looked up the net but

  Where can I find detail information about how I can create a COM server
with C#? Is there any tutorial or any book in this subject?
I am using MSVC 2005 professional or MSVC 2008 express.
Thanks

I've found several examples of exporting to Excel (XML) from a DataGridView.
I need to export to an actual binary XLS file from a DataGridView. I've
found what I think are a couple of examples but I end up getting
ComExceptions when using the examples.

Hello ,is there a good way to convert from string[] to List<string>. How
can I do it? Thanks a lot!

Aloha,
Smallish problem: I know how to serialize objects and all, but this
has me worried:
Asume this class. Person is a nice simple object.

I need select from list containing product code and name but show only code
in combo textbox.
Tried code below but dropdown list shows only code.
How to display code AND name in selection list ?

Our product consists of a complex application that is written in C/C++
and uses the old event-based Win32 API (some code has already been in
there in times of Windows 3.11!) We cannot afford a complete
reimplementation of the whole application, so we would like to

I have a tab control with 2 tabs. All tabs have fields that are databinding
to a unique binding source. The problem is that if I don't access the second
tab, it didn't work. After access it, all works fine.
For example, I have the following tabs:

In my solution, I have several C# and C++ projects. Since I need them to
produce multifile assembly, I use C# and C++ command line compiler. To avoid
compile error caused by redundant code in AssemblyInfo.cs in each of the
projects, I then created GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs at the ...

I keep coming across a problem where validation within one object depends on
the values of variable set within another object. My question is: How do I
access the variables of a 'parent' object?
e.g.

Hi.  I'm a VB.NET guy trying my best to learn C#.NET.  I have an existing C#
application I'm trying to understand, and there is one piece of syntax I
can't wrap my head around.  It is:
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