I have a class called Simple Editor below where most of it is from a book
that I'm reading.
If I want to add a Header and a Footer to each page printed.
We can just as an example want to have the filename printed on beginning and

I seem to have acquired a strange issue here, some of my programs are
now failing silently, resuming without notification that anything went
wrong, both on my development machine and (I think) on the users
machines. For instance, I was just noticing a spot where a table

i'm trying to modify some code to accept an enum then use reflection to fill
a dropdown list. If i name the type directly, replace enm with the real name
of the enum it works, no suprise. Question is can i make this dynamic. I
throws an error on run that it can't find the ...

I tried Marc dynamic query ordering method to retrieve customer name
property from order like
UtilityOrderBy<Order>( db.Orders, "Order.CustomerId.CustomerName",
doOrderBy );

I have a class which loads it own values at startup from a database. I've
abridged the following a little, but given the following:
public class AppSettings
{

Im developing RSA cryptography based application in VC#.Net 2.0 and
need to use "BigInteger.probablePrime()". I know that VC#.Net 2.0
doesn't have the BigInteger class but found that one buddy created
BigInteger class but it is missing some overloading function like

I am facing an issue in the XmlTextWriter class in the dotnet 2.0.
This is the sample code
Actual XML is like this
<Name>詳細仕様に</Name>

As I've delved more into programming forms in C#, I'm seeing some
weird things, which don't (to me) make any sense.  As I've Googled
around on these, it seems like the responses are saying these are "by
design".  (My experience has been in .NET 2.0, so if these issues are

I am trying to build up some text in a stringbuilder and then use
javascript to show it with an alert box.  
Here is my attempt to show it in an alert box :
string str = "";

I know this should be straight forward, but I have not gotten it yet.
I have a combobox and a textbox.  I want to display what is selected
in the combobox in the textbox.
I have:

Yesterday, I encountered an interesting side-effect of iterators. Even
though the code looked fine, it actually was completely wrong. See if
you can figure out why this code doesn't do as it is expected and how
to fix it:

I have the following LINQ:
     List<Tag> tags = (from t in
database.Tags
                                select t).ToList();

Does the 'protected internal' keyword combination effectively equate to
'private'?

When using Marshal to copy data from a byte array to the structure
below, only the first byte of the "other" array is getting copied from
the original byte array.  What do I need to specify to get
Marshal.PtrToStructure to copy the all the data into the "other"

I'm not sure when it came into being, since this it the first time I
have worked very much with a password control in .NET, but if a
textbox that has a non-empty value for PasswordChar or the
UseSystemPasswordChar property is true, and the textbox has focus, if