I have an application that displays a splash screen and loads another .NET
assembly using AppDomain.ExecuteAssembly.
I Create a new application domain then call ExecuteAssembly.
It works file, until I exit the application.  Then I get an error when the

I am using the Process class to start the associated program for a specific
file. The Process.Start method reuses an existing running instance of the
Process, and that's not want I want. I always want a new unique instance of
the application to start.

I have installed Framework SDK 2.0. Unfortunately my
Visual Studio .Net 2003 doesn't see it. How can I make
use of new classes in my existing C# project? (I want to
use System.IO.Ports.SerialPort)

In VS.NET, I use "Generate Dataset" to generate the .XSD + dataset from a
data adapter (SQL).
Could some nice soul be kind enough to point me in the direction of (say) an
MSDN article which describes just what is/is not generated/inferred into the

i get errors when reading a stream from httpwebrequest on a HP ipaq pocket
pc. Framework 1.0 SP2
The same code runs sucessfully without errors on the 2003 pocket pc emulator
and on windows xp.

My KeyDown / KeyUp / KeyPress events are not firing; I can't figure out what
I'm doing wrong.  The code I'm using is basically straight from the manual.
"this" refers to my Windows.Forms.Form object.
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How do I get a type from a string? I'm retrieving a string value from my
database so that I can set my property values dynamically. In the event
"Form1_Load", you will see that I'm trying to set the button's anchor
property to "System.Windows.Forms.AnchorStyles.Bottom" ...

When my friend tries to launch a program he is getting errors.
Here is a crash log
He was having troubles getting framework to completely install, but
said he got it in. Just isn't working with programs correctly now.  

Does anybody have a recommendation on how to convert source code
documentation in XML to another form for inclusion in a developer's
reference ?  Maybe some nicely formatted HTML would suffice.

TcpClient client = new TcpClient(AddressFamily.InterNetwork);
client.SendTimeout = mSvcConfig.Data.SvcTimeout;    // 1000
client.Connect( mSvcConfig.Data.SvcAddress, mSvcConfig.Data.SvcPort);
//"localhost", 7024

Hey everyone. I am just starting my first Visual C++ .NET programming class
in the end of January and want to get a head start in understanding this. I
am an old fashioned guy who used to program in Basic on a C64, so i am pretty
much dumb when it comes to C++. Is this the place ...

I have an app with a browser button on the far right besides a
textbox.
The button is anchored (Top/Right) and the textbox is anchored
(Top/Left/Right).  Everything is fine for me and most of my users -

I am currently developing an N tier winform application in vb.net using
remoting.  I am looking for an acceptable performance load testing tool
to use.  Any suggestions?

          I Had a problem in developing a application for getting a message
over or above system tray .
When we first logon into the yahoo messenger , whenever  a new user logon
,The messenger will shows message above the system tray. for example " balu

Processing page inbeetwin the pages while waiting for query to return the
result