Is there any way to tell when the method you're in has exited?  This
would be handy for things like:
Sub LongProcess()
    'code

I'm trying to set up Single Sign On authentication between several web
apps on our site.  I'm thinking of doing this in an n-tier design with
some kind of COM object keeping track of session information, etc.
If I were to use a COM object that resided in IIS outside of my web

On each computer where I have SP2 installed, MonthCalendar
changes it's width. Is there any cure for this?

It wouldn't install. I have version 1.1.4322.573. Thanks for any help.

I am developing an application that is used in Spain and USA.
That application saves its information in a MSSQL server, some tables have a
date field, I am thinking on setting those fields to use UTC date (using
GETUTCDATE() when filling them).

Hi all, I have been assigned the task of writing some code in .net in the
form of an .aspx page to restart a problematic Windows Service. Any pointers
as to where I need to start looking? The service is one of the MS services
and all I need to do is restart the service.

I have a server using the .NET Framework 1.0 that writes logs onto the
end of a text file.  When the log file becomes full, it renames the log
file then creates a new file and writes logs into that file until it
too becomes full.

I am trying to get the collate setting from the printersettings member of
the printdialog.
Currently i can set the collate member to true, and when i display the
PrintDialog the checkbox will be checked.

In my coding of ESRI Shape files I read the pdf document available and i tried the coding of my own but I was unable to get even any one of the shape file while i'm checking the output.I tried my level best but really unable to get the output.So readers I'll be very thankfull if ...

I'm x-training to .NET at the moment from Java. I have a question regarding
how to implement in .NET the following Java feature.
In Java interfaces it is possible to define static final fields (and assign
values to them) - these fields provide constants that can be exploited by ...

I have googled around and searched hell and high water for this but does
anyone know how to set up impersonation in a console app (or a windows
app). I am used to ASP.NET and have traditionally used the web.config file
like this

I have an application for which the main thread apartment threading
must be static.  This is since it calls a DLL which if I switch to
MTAThread it is very slow, and cannot run in a thread as static.
Now I want to change my console app to be a windows service and when

I  have one win2k server ( iis 5.0 ) , 512 MB RAm single processor .
we had to host few sites requiring asp.net support and asp , so in hurry i
configured the server with win2k iis 5.0 , .net framework installation and
asp.net was registered with iis also.

I have deployed a windows service, that starts with Local System account.
In some particular situations, I need to change the account for the service.
I don't want to tell the user to go on \Control Panel->Administrative
Tools->Services ecc..., but I want to show a dialog where the ...

I've been using the "Advanced .NET Framework (Networking) - Use Sockets"
example that comes with the "Visual Basic.Net Resource Kit". This works
perfectly fine and i learned alot from it.
However i'm having a problem with showing a Windows Form in the