I have a problem when building a release version of my dot net
solution. I need to include the windows installer bootstrapper and do
so via the properties of my setup project.
This had been working correctly but then, when attempting to build a

My code makes synchronous HttpWebRequest and HttpRebResponse calls.  In VS
2003, I am getting memory leaks and event handle leaks.  I am closing all
streams and using "using"statements.  I have used  .Net memory profiler from
Sci Tech to analyze the leaks and they are coming from ...

I've never worked with LDAP before, and I'm having issues connecting to our
AD for user authentication.  I am trying to use the code found at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sds/sds/active_
directory_authentication_from_asp__net.asp
I'm using ...

After installing an application via an msi file, the icon shown in the
add/remove is the Windows® installer icon.
How to change it?
Thanks for any help

I want a way to traverse the objects in Memory Heap in my .NET application.
I used System.GC class but it could only provide me with the function that
returns the memory allocated, but couldn't provide me with the list of all
the alive objects.

I'm trying to create a publisher policy for one of my assemblies, with no
luck.  My assembly file name is: "myAssembly.Database.NET.dll".
I have created a publisher policy file as per the instructions at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default ...

I appreciate if someone can tell me what class to use to copy text data
to a file.
And also are there any utilities to parse this data so that in can be
rewritten in comma separated form?

I have my .NET application that is registered as as windows service. This
application exposes an interface to a third party library. During login to
the third party application I get a Messagebox when a wrong password is
used.

I have a very simple file upload script (see below), it works for me
locally. But when I ftp it to my production server, whenever I click on the
"Upload" button, it prompts me for the Windows userID/password.  If I hit
"cancel", IIS gives me the following error message:

I've dotfuscated a c# library assembly and added it to a
(non-dotfuscated) web project. I only want the library assembly to be
protected.
Now I get the compilation error:

DateTime.ToLocalTime() gives inconsistent results upon shifting the time
zone of the machine on which the program is running.
string LocalDtTimeString =
Convert.ToString(DtClass.ConvertToLocalDateTime(System.DateTime.Parse(strDate)));

I am finding that quite a few unicode characters are not being
recognised in my .NET c# application.
Here's a snippet that demonstrates my problem:
String sigma_str = "Sigma (\x03a3)";

In terms of performance, is stringbuilder.replace noticably better or
worse than string.format ? String.format(mystring, myvalue) seems to be
made for this, but you are forced to use {0}, {1} etc as your tags,
where as with string.replace, you can choose tags that are more

Lets say i have a decimal value i the database e.g. 20.35. The field in the
database has a scale of 3. When I read this value into a DataSet and the
convert it to a string using ToString() the result is different depending on
if I'm using Framework 1.0 or 1.1. In 1.0 the result ...

I want that every error in every asp/javascript/ etc... will trappped to a
central asp page (not dotnet), which I declare on my site.
Also :
suppose I have a dotnet site platformed - is the declaration for that may be