Hi you all out there,
Some months ago I installed dotNET Framework Version 1.1.  I
Needed that for a program to work. Since a while I keep getting
reminders from the Windows update site, there's an upgrade/update

Except for GridView that comes with VS2005, does anyone know excelent
options, specially free ones?
I would like to easily be able to create groups, categories etc

Any hints on how have a .NET app issue a shutdown/restart?
Thanks Rob.

in a huge project i have the following problem.
I create an object which contains many private members (i know that this is
not correct, but it is a single use migration program). The members will be
filled from database tables. In the fill method i see in debug mode the

Folks,
Is anyone stuck like me, in choosing between SandCastle (the new MS doc
support) and NDoc 2.0 framework?
Ive downloaded NDoc 2.0 but it does not compile quite well. On the other

I have a TSP (Telephony Service Provider) that I've developed with VS6.
It's a C/C++ DLL that gets loaded by a svchost and accessed by TAPI based
applications.  My problem is that on the Windows XP machine that I have the
application on I can no longer break into the debugger using ...

Does anyone know a way to make the IDE close braces in Ifs statements
(methods also) for C# ?
In VB.NET you have an automatic closing...

I hope this is the most relevant newsgroup for this post.
I have a VB.NET app that uses the MapPoint component, and in my app I use
pushpins to display/retrieve GPS locations. Occasionally, when I call:
objMap.Distance(locNorthPole, locX)

I have an ASP.Net web page with a button that works as anticipated 95% of the
time.  I’ve had a few users report that clicking the button on their browser
has no affect.  This appears to be a browser issue (ie6), but I’ve been
unable to determine a browser setting that resolves ...

What is the difference between managed and un managed code in .NET?

My target is to create a web site mainly for demonstration, information
publication, with pictures, music. It may require a little information
feedback  such as submit application forms from the users. The web page need
to be looks quite fancy with some flashing picture.

I can't get Visual Studio 2003 to recognize my WindowsXP SP2 regional
settings.
For ex: On Control Panel / Regional Settings / Regional Options Tab, my
standadrs and formats corresponds to English (United States), where for

I have an assembly I created.
I'd like to refer to it from another assembly. However, when I pick the
"dll" for the reference I was wonder whether I should choose the debug or
release version of the referred assembly DLL. There is no place to choose a

VS 2005: What is the keyboard command, if one exists, that I can use to
collapse the current code region (the one in which the cursor currently
resides)?
Thanks

Our company is growing rapidly and I have been hiring people to help me
out with our ASP.NET development. I like to put in place some code
documentation standards. I've been reading a little on what is required
for documentating and it breaks down into two parts.