I have a method which takes a string parameter. It takes a type name as a
string.
Inside the method, i want to create an instance of the type which is
mentioned in the string parameter.

I have a windows service that impersonates another account fine when it runs
under system account but fails to impersonate when run under a user account.
What permissions must the windows service user account have inorder to do
impersonation?

I believe it's a C++ typedef. I need help, PLEASE!!! I have info on my blog
at mkenyon2.blogspot.com
I need to get an unmanaged DLL to raise events in my code. I can get it
sporadically, but not every time. Now, I don't even get errors. PLEASE HELP.

is there any way to impersonate another account at the command line when
logged into a windows 2000 server account via remote desktop?

Currently my coding is done on 32 bit .Net Framework. Anyone has the
checklist that I can follow while coding for 32 bit, so that the code for 64
bit migration will become easier.
Thanks,

Hi group
My customer want me i crypt a 16 alphanumeric char in 8 byte of memory.
the format is :
AAA AAA AAA L NNN NNN

Is it possible to write to an embedded XML resource file?
If so, can someone show me an example?
Regards,
Anthony

Is it possible to deploy .Net framework 1.1 SP1 from the Visual Studio setup
bootstrapper?
(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=627921a0-d9e7-43d6-a293
-72f9c370bd19&displaylang=en)
We have an application that is highly dependent on the fix described in KB

Firstly apologies if this has been covered elsewhere.
Being rather new to Developememnt in general, I am struggling to understand the deployment process of a .NET Windows application.
I have created a Window's application, which returns info based on what the user selects. For each ...

I'm going to build a service container that hosts persistent services.
Each hosted service will be running in its own AppDomain, and provide
an remoting object/interface for others (local or remote) to
communicate with it. And all of their remoting objects are managed by

I have been attempting for the past two days to create a fast and
efficient way of importing data from a delimited text file into an
Access database.  I've (finally) found out how to get the text file
into a DataSet using the OLE DB classes and have no problems viewing

That's all we are expecting from programs written in the managed code;
Though a MVP advised not to say that, because after JIT compilation the
code runs in the native! Funny, isn't? That means scripting languages run in
the Host code and never in the native? That means scripting ...

I'm wondering if I can do this with a streamWriter? But I'm not sure what
this converts too.
I'm trying to recreat this code in Visual Basic .Net. I have C++ code that
looks like this:

I'm trying to programmatically extract all of the objects in a .aspx
page that can be seen from code. This is basically anything that has an
id and runat=server element. So far I've managed to load the assembly
into my code and list all of the page classes, the problem is that I

I am looking for suggestions for a scientific graphics package that can be
used to add charts to a .Net program. I need all sorts of technical graphs
including 3-D. Any recommendations? Cost is not a concern.