I am attempting to populate a listbox from a text file.  I would like
my result to get everything after that last "/" character.  This code
gets everything before.
Do While objReader.Peek() <> -1

We are developing an ASP.NET 2.0 application and using the in built Crystal report system that it comes with.
We have everything running fine on our development server but when we publish the site to our production server - as soon as we visit the site to test it we get a horrible ...

I used an article on XSLT and XML and creating a TOC written on the MSDN
CodeCorner.
ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/dncodecorn/html/corner042699.htm
However, it did'nt quite answer all my questions.

Where can I download free VS.NET 2005 ?
If you know where pls email for me at :
natuan@tma.com.vn
hqtien@tma.com.vn

Hi,
i'm using the regular expression \b\w to find the beginning of a word,
in my C# application. If the word is 'public', for example, it works.
However, if the word is '<public', it does not work: it seems that <

I am developing a .net (2003) website, I am using a UTF-8 encoding, most of
the website is in Hebrew.
Hebrew is properly displayed ONLY when I set the "Language for non-Unicode
programs" in the regional settings of my computer to Hebrew, otherwise I see

Hopefully there is an easy answer to this question since it has been
bothering me all afternoon.
What are the keys that are associated with ToolStripItem objects?  Are they
keys that allow access to individual items in the ToolStripItemCollection

I need to write a C#.NET PC application that can talk to a non-windows
device using a USB-IrDA adapter.  I have been searching for information about
how to do this, and the bext info I have found is at this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default ...

I'm currently developing a DLL that makes use of C++ and .net (mixed) using
Visual Studio 2003.
Now, as I wanted to move to the new Visual Studio 2005, I converted this
project into the new format (compiling with /clr:OldSyntax): everything works

private void RetreiveVirtualItem( object sender, RetrieveVirtualItemEventArgs
e )
{
 e.Item = new ListViewItem( e.ItemIndex.ToString() );

I realize that ASP.NET profile provider is used to create a strongly typed
storage of data that can be used like Session variables but can survive
beyond sessions.    
In my ASP.NET 2.0 application, I am thinking of using the ASP.NET profile

I can't seem to find a thorough and easy to understand tutorial on Regular
Expressions.
Any suggestions?
Thank You!

Thanks to members of this fourm, I was able to get this method to work to
write a record to an Access DB from the fields on a webform.  I'd like to
know if this is current practice or is there something better to use, and
where can I find examples.

after experimenting a bit with VS2005 and .NET forms, I learned
that .NET applications that are compiled as debug build don't run
on machines that don't have VS (or at least the .NET SDK) installed...
(even if the framework is installed). Is this correct?

I am looking to see if there is an example or pseudo code for how to have a
C# application read a text file and perform an action that is parsed from the
text file.  For example
TestDoc.txt