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how can I convert a byte array to string, so that the bytes appear in hex format in the string. Can anyone help
John

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How do I specify the EventLogEntryType when writing to
EventLogTraceListener
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Can anyone tell me what to import to set up a visual basic .net application to create an Excel spreadsheet and place data into it from a program.   I don't know what to Import or what to reference to do this.  Additionally, I wonder if I have the right templates as in one ...

according to the taskmanager my vb.net application grows continually in memory usage. Obviously the memory used by mdi children and SqlConnections and/or DataTables which are closed is not released. Even the close-event (Me.Close) of an mdi-child needs approx 500 kb (sometimes ...

Getting a 404 (not found) error when I try to read an XSD file from a web server.  The file definitely exists.  No problem with XML files.  Any ideas?

Always when I need data reader in my programs, I simply have functions,
which creates it for me:
Dim rdr As SqlDataReader
dim sql as string

I have searched mdsn for emailing with .NET. Found some stuff using the SMTP class.
When I review the info, it says to use the name space System.Web.Mail
When you enter that name space, it is not recognized. What might I need to install on my computer to have that name space

In my program I once want to print a MD5- Hash I created to the user. But how can I convert this byte array to a human readable string, so that it looks like e.g.: 0d89c9f9834b3 etc.. Can anyone point this out
Thanks a lo
John

I'm trying to make a sortable grid. I get the grid the first time the
page loads, then I click on the column name, and the page reloads with
an empty grid (only headers are shown). Any idea?
This is the code:

Is there a database engine which provides the following features?
-Large database support (>2GB, hopefully no limit)
-Regular Expression Support (Very important)
-Embeddable into a VB.NET or C# application (optional I guess)

I just tried to do something and realized I'm not sure of the proper (if
there *IS* a proper) way to do it.  I'm designing a class with a lot a
methods/properties.  I would like to group some of them so you access them
like MyObject.Commands.blah1, MyObject.Commands.blah2, etc...  ...

Is it possible to develop apps using VS.NET on this setup:
Windows 2000 Workstatio
Visual Studio .NET 200
IIS

Does anyone have a regular expression to parse a comma delimited line with
some fields optionally having string delimiters (text qualifiers)
I am currently testing with this regular expression and it works in almost
all my test cases. I found this on the internet in a C# solution.

I have found a strange behavior
I use FileInfo class to retreive LastWriteTime property of some file
The file is just a JPEG image. When the image is editted by photosho
(actually the image is rotated), the LastWriteTime property

I'm having a problem with SmartNavigation. When I open up a new (popup)
window using response.redirect on one of my web pages, the new window doesn't
come on top the parent window. It goes behind.
In my application, I like to use both SmartNavigation feature and open