I have created an ASP.NET project with Visual Studio .Net on our Intranet
server using file sharing (not FrontPage Extensions).
When I try to add a new item, I get the error:
"Directory does not have write permission"

I read posts about the incompatibilities of VS 2003 and VS 2005 on the same system so that I would like to make my development system a dual boot and install VS 2005 and then install just the .NET 2.0 framework on my server where I could upload test web applications
So, is it OK ...

I have created a web service on machine "X" and its using Windows
Authentication. I am creating a web application on machine "Y". I add
reference to machine "X" for calling web methods from machine "Y" by using
username and password.

Its a stupid question I think but what is .net exacly?
Im programming in vb6 and learned it all by just doing it.
Now i heard that visual basic is gonna stop because of the 64 bit machines
comes in 2005/2006, and I looking for some real simple explenations of what

I have an ASP.NET application developed in Visual Studio .NET 2003.
The Application_Error in Global.asax never gains control.  If the following
is in Global.asax and I cause a Divide-by-zero the message never appears.
protected void Application_Error( Object sender, EventArgs e )

Do you know how can I build my own MSC file
Exists some MSC Builder? Visual Studio will work?
I Don't want to create a .net application, I want to create the MSC file
like iis.msc

On a domain controller, the ASPNET (v1.1) worker process (aspnet.wp.exe)
runs under the IWAM_machinename acount (IIS 5). I have expressly denied this
user the logon locally right in the domain controller GPO and yet this
profile gets created under the Document and Settings folder. ...

I have an aplication made with C#. It executes stored procedures using threads. I threw a thread and it executes the store. I want to kill it, but I don't kwon if I procesess executed by the thread, stops too.
For example:
I threw a thread and it begins to execute the stored called ...

Hi all.  I'm trying to install a .NET component into COM+ using
Regsvcs.  I get the following error when attempting to do so:  The
following installation error occurred:
1: Could not install type library XXX.tlb' into application YYY'.

Hi everybody. It's probably something easy, but stops me dead on
tracks.
I have no problem CreateInstance or InvokeMember on constructor when I
am loading assembly using Assembly.LoadFile.

I have a series of console application developed in vb.net with Visual
Studio 2002. They works perfectly on my development workstation and our
production server. Now I've installed these applications on a new server and
it *intermittently* throws the error:

I am having trouble gettting an assembly loaded with Assembly.LoadFrom.
I can get the assembly call the method I need to call.  Now I want to unload
the assembly.  I need to do this so that the user can (thru my app) create a
new version of the assembly.  The app will call a ...

I am new to .NET. I would like to bind a string to a textbox. I wrote the
following code:
string text = "hello";
this.textBox1.DataBindings.Clear();

I have a very small test project to convert asp to asp.net using the
Microsoft/Artisan ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/using/migrating/aspmig/aspmigasst/default
.aspx). Everything works fine when my include file is in the same directory

I'm currently localizing a windows form to support several languages. Right now, the languages are in seperate .resx file
with their own .dll. Is there a way so that I can add a new .resx files without having to recompile the entire program
Sort of like, having a patch or update, ...