I want to write a windows app that accepts command line arguments.  Does
anyone know if this can be done and if so, how to do it.

I have a scenario, wherein I've loaded 2 XMLDocument objects with 2 different
XML Strings. Apart from traversing down through the DOM, is there any way I
can compare whether the XML's within these DOM objects are identical?
Here's the piece of code that I hvae written as yet:

I am using the following code to get the properties of a folder and
everything is working ok but I need to find the "Current owner of this item"
for the specified folder.
Dim fileprops As FileInfo = New FileInfo(textbox2.Text)

the 'Access is denied' err in Q is referencing a file in:
C:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\Config\machine.config
Configuration Error
Description: An error occurred during the processing of a configuration file

It's easy to make a form "Always on top". Just use .TopMost.
But I want to make the child form is on top of only its parent window,
not other application's window. Like the toolbar of Photoshop.
How can I do this? Thanks.

I have a project which has some user controls in. These user controls have
other user controls on them which are in the same project. For some reason,
Visual Studio has decided to remove some of the user controls from other
user controls.

I have been tasked with comming up with a good solution to a problem. I
will be using Visual Studio.net (either 1.1 or 2.0 framework, not sure
yet - this project wont be done till well after 2.0 is available so
using the beta is fine with me).

I need a function that will take today's date and add X days to it.  It
should return the new date after the add.

I am trying to call a C# function where I pass an argument by argument by
reference.
Here is the C#
using System;

I develop application using VB .NET and build reports using the Crystal
Reports included.
Everything went well until I added password to protect my .mdb (MS ACCESS
DB) file.

I use VB.NET and Crystal Reports .NET for creating reports.
I put a simple box with gray background color and rounded corners on a
report at design-time, but when I run it, I see the preview as square box
(no rounded corners) and no background color.

I was able to get procedure to work in a VB.Net Windows application, and want
to get it to work within a ASP.Net page.  It won't create the instance of
Excel.  It blows up on the CreateObject class.
What am I missing?

I have 2 UInt64 to add and then divide the result by another value. How can
I do this? because the math operators have not been defined for UInt64.
Can somebody help please?
Thanks

First I'd like to ask, where can I report bugs to Microsoft such that I will
actually be able to see that something is being done with them and what their
status is? - bugzilla style. (I assume I can't, but no harm in asking).
This code...

Can anyone know how to use WDS API in ASP.NET?
I copied the Win App sample to ASP.NET, but recevied the following
error:
Exception Details: System.InvalidCastException: QueryInterface for