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Create an html e-mail using asp.net20 Apr 2005 20:08 GMT1
I am using stringbuilder to create a html email message that is basically a
two column table with the field name in one column, and the field value in
another, and about 30 rows.  I don't get any errors when the code runs, but
there seems to be always one field that has the wrong ...
How to calculate a HTM Page weight?20 Apr 2005 19:57 GMT2
I am trying to write a tool which calculates a html page weight.  Suppose I
have a html page which has 5 image references (each image has 10KB size), 1
CSS file of 10KB size.
The total result this exe should return is 60KB.
will visual basic.net suffice?20 Apr 2005 18:55 GMT1
Hello and thank you in advance for any help provided.
I am faced with the task of developing a database driven application that
utilizes windows mobile 2003 handhelds for data collection. I was planning on
coding both "parts" (desktop and handheld) of the application using VB.  
RowFilter on Date field20 Apr 2005 18:09 GMT1
I have loaded an xml file to a dataset and one of the fields being
"UserDate" and has date values like
<UserDate>2005-01-01T00:00:00.0000000-05:00</UserDate>
I am trying to apply a row filter to this field and it doesn't seem to work
Deleting element in array20 Apr 2005 18:00 GMT1
I wrote the following VB.NET code:
dim str as string()
dim test as string = "C:\test\test\test.doc"
str = test.Split("\")
Parsing .eml file20 Apr 2005 17:40 GMT2
I am using Cdo.Message to parse .eml files using VB.NET but its not working.
I get error as "The object does not support this type of datasource"
My code is as follows:
Imports Cdo
httpwebreqeust capacity question?20 Apr 2005 16:55 GMT1
I have a process that uses httpwebrequest to retrieve jpg images.  The
process works fine with a few concurrent users (say 25)  but as you increase
the number of users (say 75) the response times begin to increase from 6 ( 25
users) seconds to over 15 ( 50 - 75 users) seconds.  ...
Do I need Pro or Dev Edition of .NET ?20 Apr 2005 16:43 GMT2
I'm completely new to .Net, so go easy on me for this.
Will the VS.NET Pro edition allow me to edit .DLL's ? Will it allow me to
create .DLL's ? Or, will I need to buy the Dev Edition ?
I'm unsure the company i work for will pay the extra 2 grand for Dev
User ID in Window Service20 Apr 2005 16:07 GMT1
I have an app that runs 24/7 and does file transfers between network
locations and an IBM mainframe and network locations.  
In order to do these transfers my Uid has write permissions to the various
network locations.  The app is running on a dedicated machine under my login.
Installing assembly on remote machine20 Apr 2005 15:24 GMT5
Is it possible to install an assembly on a remote machine's GAC? I don't see
an option for it using gacutil.exe
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tablet pc dlls20 Apr 2005 13:49 GMT1
I would like to use tablet pc sdk's text recognition feature in my c# app. I
don't want the end-user to install tablet pc sdk, all they need is the
nessesary dll's for the text recognition feature. anyone know which
assemblies i need?
Freezing columns in DataGrid control?20 Apr 2005 13:41 GMT2
Is there any way of freezing columns in Windows Forms Data Grid control?
Thanks
C#20 Apr 2005 13:16 GMT1
I start working on c# and I have a problem with compiling my c# programs.  
Could someone help me with this please?  This is my problem:
I have three files: the first one is employee.aspx; the second one is
employee.cs (codebehind) and the third one is CEmployee.cs.  In the code
Programmatically Determining Service Pack For OS Using Managed Cod20 Apr 2005 12:33 GMT3
Is there a way, using managed code, to determine the Service Pack of the OS
without resorting to registry calls?
OSVersion doesn't give this information. It seems the only way is to use the
Win32API GetVersionEx!
Processor20 Apr 2005 10:19 GMT1
Can anybody tell me if there would be a big difference i development in MS
Visual .NET Studio with Intel Celleron 2.6 GHz and Intel Pentium 2.6 GHz
processors.
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