I've read a few articles on this and I still can't seem to get it set
in my brain! What's the correlation between these two? Some articles
seem to use the terms interchangeably! Cheers for any explanation!
andyt

I have a application (.exe) and one assembly (.dll).
When the two files are in de same folder, it works fine.
But I want to create a subfolder called for example "DLLs".
When I move the assembly to the DLLs folder, the exe doesn't work anymore.

We have an application completely written in C++ under visual studio v6. One
of our customers wants to use some of our existing components in his project
but doesn't know C++ and isn't interested in learning it. He does know C#
and VB though.

I've just recently started working with .Net.  So I appologize if this is a
repeat question.
I have a small app (~1.5 MB) that requires the .Net framework on the target
machine.  The only articles that I have seen that will add the framework to

This might sound like a unusual question, but I would like to be able to
read a string from a XML stream and use this string at runtime to be able to
instantiate a 'new' object.
For example:

I have a class (settings, etc.) which is derived from CollectionBase and
contains a number of fields and a few events. When I create an instance of
this class in my app, and serialize it, it works. If I add an event handler
in my app (for one of the events in my settings class), ...

In ASP.NET, I'm trying to create an email that lists all the products ordered
in a "cart."
I'm not sure how to go about this. Do I create a method in my object file?
Or do I create the string in an ASPX page?

We have a questionnaire of 75 questions with some radio button choices.
We are trying to update the database with these selections made by user.
Using ASP.NET and SQL2000.
Is - using a disconnected environment meaning -- store the answers of

I just bought a new laptop to be used as my dev box but it came with Windows
Media Center.  Does this have all of the features of xp pro such as IIS, and
other things required by asp.net developers or am I going to have to Install
Windows XP Pro?

I've never heard of a Conversion tool that worked well enough to justify
using it. I haven't checked around on this subject for quite some time. I
was trying to find out if there existed a tool (descent tool) that wold
convert VB6 code to VB.Net or C# ASP and if so, is it any good.

All examples @ MS website for serial port communication are specifically
indicated for RS-232 interface, such as:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/programming/interop/default.aspx?pull=/ms
dnmag/issues/02/10/NETSerialComm/TOC.ASP
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details ...

I have been looking into writing values to the config file.  I have just
read that it is not a very good idea to do so. Could anyone suggest a good
way to store app settings?
thanks

The following is a representative comment from the ACT! User Forum regarding
their newest version, 2005.
"I didn't say the product was fast enough...
I suspect most of those issues are related to .Net and if so, won't be able

I'm trying to install visual studio.net on my home machine (running xp home)
to try and get some work done at home. But I am  road blocked when I try and
install the pre-requesites (as requested by the initial vis studio
installation form). I get the error "procedure entry point

I have an html document created through MS Word (save as html).
I would like to find a regular expression that can be used to remove all of
the formatting.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thx