how can i create a stop watch using vb.net
i am performing a data extraction job using windows forms and want to
display time elapsed on the form. how can i do it?
Thanks

We tried the following:
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 if(RadioButtonList1.SelectedItem.Text.CompareTo("bug")==0)
   row["btype"]='B';

My program generates a log file for every event that happens in the program.  
So, I open the file and keep it open till the end.  This is how I open the
file for writing:
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I have a weird one here. Yesterday Visual Studio 2003 started storing
integers as Hex values. For example if I Watch the variable below
(DocId), it shows up as &HB. If I do any comparisons, they don't work,
presumably because it's comparing Hex values. If I store it as a string

On MSDN I know there is a JScript example (Upgrading Visual C++ Projects to
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solutions.
It converts the project files (*.dsp), but doesn't create the solution

I'm trying to handle the SessionEnding event in
Microsoft.Win32.SystemEvents, but when I hook up my event handler it throws
an exception. I don't recognize the exception and I'm not sure whether it has
anything to do with the fact I'm using it in a Windows Service. The exception

Hello I know this is extremely basic, I just want to make sure I got it right.
is:
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catch{}

I regularly check hardware prices at http://www.pricewatch.com
I noticed that they added a PC-Linux category (they used to have
PC-Windows and PC-OS).
There are only one or two entries there right now, but for example:

I am looking for microsoft standards for developing web applications using
.net 1.1 and C#.
  Specifically i am looking for:
1. UI standards

The documentation for the Delegate and the MultiCastDelegate classes tell me
that when we have a line like:
public delegate void CheckAndPrintDelegate(string str);
it causes the compiler to generate a new delegate class named

IS Any one know what cause the Access Denied Error when I try to use a web
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I have written a .net windows service in vb. net.  I now want to run
"multiple versions of it".  I changed the the servicename and the
displayname in the service installer.  I ran it.  It said the service
was already installed.  Do I have to copy to a new location?

I have a asp.net (vb) that has a lot of fields and somewhere in the bottom
of the page I have a RadioButtonList with AutoPostBack set to true so we can
enable/disable other controls.
The problem is that when this happens the user is sent to the beginning of

I am currently changing a project so that it uses framesets/frames etc and
in my code I use:
Url urlPage= HttpContext.Current.Request.Url;
urlPage.AbsolutePath;

I've been trying to create a windows service that handles some system
events, but when I try to start it stops immediately; it yoyos. I read
somewhere that even a the service template should keep running but I built a
copy of it and it too yoyoed. I've tried putting infinite ...