I am trying to use the Personal Web Site Starter Kit. I am planning on
showing my class how easy it is to create a website in VS 2005. Only I
am finding it not to be so easy. I am following the instructions on the
default.aspx page and they are as follows.

I am trying to set the culture for my application but the application still
continues to use the computer set region information. Any idea why it will
not change the culture?
I use the following code to set the culture in my windows form application :

I am using ADAM as my Data Store for my web application and although this
seems to be fine when using windows authentication with my local account when
I try to create a new user and use this to log on to the adam instance an
exception with the following message is thrown "Logon ...

Our application has three strong-named keys that have to be set up on the
local machines.  Apparently the Framework can be pushed to the clients with
SMS, but I'm being told a human has to do things on the PCs to get handle the
keys.

How can I trigger event form thread and catch it in another thread
Simple scenario:
Thread "X" running …
Thread "Y" running …

I have written a program using .Net 2. My program works good but after a
reboot when i run the program the following error occures :
"invalid win32 application" . I must copy the application agian to resolve
the problem .Reinstalling .Net2 dos not resolve my problem . What is ...

I am using RegisterStartupScript within an asp.net code behind.  Sometime,
after the page is Posted Back, I need to remove the Registered startup
script.  Is there any way to remove that from the code behind?  Also,
sometimes I just need to change the startup script to something ...

The company I work for have a project that has been developed in VC6 for
some time and now and have just moved it to work with our recently installed
Visual C++ .Net (VC7).
We are currently experiencing issues with the speed of the VC7 debugger

Is there a way to tell what exe is using which version of a .dll in the
gac?

Am I missing something here?
Quite frequently, I'll write an aspx document taking care to format the HTML
so that I and others on my team can read it.  <sarcasm>We kind of like to
know what's going on when we come back to the document later.</sarcasm>  In

I'm building a .NET application that I want to be as compatible as
possible.  Hence, I want to target .NET 1.0.  I followed the
instructions in the VS online documentation which basically consisted of
creating this configuration file:

Can we pad a string with spaces using regular expressions?
Ex: I have a string str = "ABC", I want to pad spaces to the total
string length 10 like "ABC       "
how to achieve this using reqular expressions in VB.NET?

I'm looking at the docs in VS2005 regarding starter kits and I noticed that
the starter kits to download from the site are in vsi files (compressed),
all except the shareware starter kit. MS docs says that templates should be
in compressed files. The Shareware starter kit is in ...

I have a C# application written as a  Windows Service. It spawns a
number of threads, each thread has very large memory intensive
processes running on it.  I can keep adding threads as long as the
"committed byte" utilization of the server stays below 2.5 gigs  As

Is there any way to display one routine only in the Code Editor,
like it was possible to do in VB6?
Or is there an Add-in free or on-sale that does this?
Or is it possible to create ourselves an  Add-in that does this?