I have a service running fairly well but it still has some bugs in it that I
can not reproduce in my test environment. It is a multi-threaded application!
My question: is there a way to connect Visual Studio 2005 (sp1) to the
program to debug the code while it is still running at ...

The title pretty much says it.  I'm using the tutorial on MSDN for creating a
3-tiered distributed application
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa581776.aspx), a great tutorial by
the way.

Is it possible to detect whether an application is started on a regular
computer (xp, vista, etc.) or through terminal services?
Basically, we would like to prevent users from starting our application
through terminal services.

I resisted for many years but I've just written my first app in .NET2005
and am looking to deploy my app with a third-party installer. ClickOnce
and the VS Installer do not meed my needs and I am already well versed
in another installer.

I'm looking for a good method of setting up a secure conversation between a
desktop client app and a webservice. The scenario is:
- LOTS of clients
- very small packets (<1K) sent frequently (up to 10 per min)

I need to write a Windows Service to be installed onto a Clustered Server.
Besides the references that I have reported in the post at
http://forums.asp.net/p/450164/1994483.aspx#1994483, are there any
instructions on MSDN that are specific to Dot Net application as opposed to

I am converting a C++ MFC client-server application to C# dotNet and I
would like to switch my TCP/IP messages to use dotNet remoting
concepts.  I can successfully implement many remoting samples, for
example from Wrox Press Professional C#.  However all of these find