I am trying to deploy a .NET DLL
such that it can be referenced by both VB6 and .net
So I gave it a strong name and installed it using setup project of .net
I can access it fine using .net as well as VB6

I'm trying to add "Cascade" windows functionality in a C# SDI application,
using the win32 API call:
WORD CascadeWindows(          HWND hwndParent,
   UINT wHow,

I have a following problem.
I wrote a ATL dll using VC 6.0, which is kinda interface to the
database. In this dll, i got a selection dialog, which is whown to the
user by calling method, called "SelectProject". I tested the dll in vb6

Environment: C#, Framework 1.1, WinXP SP2
Okay, first off I admit I don't really know what I'm doing here.
I find that I must dip into the Windows API because MS, in its infinite wisdom, "bound" the File and
FileInfo objects in the Framework to the "short path" version of the file ...

I have a function in a native DLL declared as follows:
__declspec(dllexport)  int  Start( char* Key );
And the declaration in my C# class is as follows:
[DllImport("SockSp10.dll")]

This was working:
smtpMail.SmtpServer = sServerName
smtpMail.Send(Message)
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I created a ServicedComponent that implements an
interface that declares a single method that returns an
int and that takes no parameters.  I've put GUIDs on
everything that needs them (interface, component class,

Hi, i am having problems accessing outlook from asp.net.
I create a C# console application which connect to outlook fine however when changing it to work with asp.net it just hangs can someone tell me what it wrong with it.
Thanks
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hello ng
i know, probably i am not the first asking about this, but i am really
dependent on it.
i have an asp.net application (aspx/jscript with c# codebehind) and i am

I have a 3rd party ActiveX control that I'm using in C# / Visual
Studio.
I added the ActiveX control to the toolbox and dropped it onto a form
and for the most part it works great.. until I need to get data from

I would like to give a C# application access to constants defined in
C/C++ header files.
These constants are in header files and look like:  #define MAX_LEVEL 1000.
These constants are used by many other applications, and I do not want to

I'll just refer to
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and ask if ...

I am really struggling with something that is going on in an Excel menu
add-in that I have written ( Code snippets are below ) using Visual VB.net
2002.  If a commandbar has the same caption as another commandbar elsewhere
in the menu structure, it calls both Click events and ...

I'm researching how to port this to C#:
const char * viddecDebugNames[NVVIDDEC_DEBUG_LAST] =
{
"TIMING",

I am trying to implement an existing C++ Sink Interface (????).
In the C# initializeTestApp, if I try to cast to WRAPPERLib.IWrapper it
throw and exception.  Currently the object that comes across is a
{System.__ComObject} how can I get this to be a pointer to