Is it possible to use Visual Studio .net to create applications that would run on Windows 3.1, 95, 98 and XP? I need to write a small program that fits completely on a CD and does not need installation.
Thanks,
Art

Using C# Application form button
numbers represent User IDs
I have a string  with this value
s = "AGENTS/n090122/n098222/n989888/n676767/nEND OF DISPLAY"

. . this is probably an amazingly DUMB question, but I'm wondering what i'm doing wrong with ASP pages that work quite fine when launched from within Visual Studio, but don't seem to work at all when opened directly from their directory location.  
I have changed the configuration ...

Hi gurus,
I'm having data conversion (marshalling) problems with VB.NET DLL calling a old C DLL. The problem is that when the return type is a Long, I'm getting some garbage large number. eg. 921312343243543 or -3123904538
I've tried both Declare and DllImport but getting the same ...

Does anyone know how to tell if a local user account on a member server is
disabled using the directoryservices dll and vb.net?  I know since it is not
an LDAP server that i will have to use the WinNT provider.  Any help would
be appreciated.

I did not know where else to post this since there is no forum for general OOP questions.
I am just getting into OOP after a lifetime of procedural programming.
I'm developing a Help Desk Ticketing System and am struggling with what should be classes and what things should be ...

I create an object named Number , with the function numtowords.
i input '100' as parameter, It will return "one hundred".
However, any simple way to test this object ????
I only know the old way [create a form, textbox, button to test the program]

I created some DLL and EXE files in VB.NET to be used on a Windows XP computer.  They worked successfully on my laptop where they were written, so I prepared another machine to use them.  I installed dotnetfx.exe on the other machine and registered the DLL's.  When I tried to run ...

When creating an MSI through VS.NET, does the setup project allow me the
ability to turn anonymous off.  Basically, my web app uses Windows
Authentication, but the MSI turns both that and anonymous one, which is
causing conflicts.  Right now I have to have a statement in the build ...

I'm opening a connection to our sql server and puting it in a
memorystream so that, later on, a user can save the data as an xml file.
Our question is, how hard is this on our server?  What if we have a meg
of data?  Will that take up a meg of ram?

I have a computer with 2 CPUs where I have to build a big project. I am
using WinXP and MS Visual Stuio .NET (VC++ 7.1).
When I'm building the project one of the CPU is completely taken, and
the other one is idleing.

The other day I was looking around in the GAC and I noticed
some strange things.  For startings, I don't see any Microsoft
libraries that have a version number 1.1.   I only see 1.0.5000
and 1.0.3300.  I am thinking the 1.0.5000 is .NET v1.1 and

Ideally, I would like to check for file existence using a URL for the
path.  I would like to know if it is possible, and if so, how can I
implement it.  Any input would be appreciated.  If it is not possible,
can I use a relative folder path instead of an absolute path?  I have

I undocked one of my windows and all hell broke loose!  
The more I tried to restore the original IDE layout (left pane of
Server Explorer, Toolbox Start Page above and Output below; right
pane of Solution Explorer above and Dynamic Help below) the worse I

Ok, I installed an Oracle 8.1.7 database. Under MSVisual Studio.NET I
to put a configured oracleConnection component onto a form.
I previously created this connection  based on Microsoft OLE DB
Provider for Oracle and put a servername, user name and verified "Test