I have (in c#):
byte b = new byte[12];
char c = new char[12];
string s;

Can I place control, for example, checkbox, radio, combo box, in ListView
(.net framework)?
Thanks,
Theewara

I'm currently running WinXP Pro SP2, and I wanted to install the .NET
Framework for WinXP. Whenever I try to install .NET Framework from the
windows update site, the installation fails. Alternatively, I've tried
downloading the installation file from Microsoft's website and ...

Microsoft today appear to have changed the download site for the .NET
1.1.4322 framework!
Does anyone know where we can point our customers so that they can download
this?

I have Windows XP Service Pack 2. My problem is when i try to download .NET
Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 (SP1) i get it completly downloaded but it fails
to instal. No matter what i  do. is this a realy important service pack or
what?

I am using the Microsoft.mshtml DLL and found today that it is not included
as part of the .NET distribution.  I need to distribute the DLL and need to
know:
1) Is there any problems re-distributing this file. Is there a EULA?

I am writing an application that will be used across multiple time zones
(Eastern to Pacific) and since much of the application revolves around time
stamps, I need a best practice for storing time information in a database
and displaying it correctly to the user (adjusted for his ...

Consider the following piece of code: OnClientClick='<%#Eval("url",
"openWindow({0})")%>'
How will I place quotes on the call to openWindow. If I run the code now,
the result will be: OnClientClick="openWindow(someUrl)" where I would like

I am looking for some information about a problem I have run into. I have a
third party MFC ActiveX Control and I would like to wrap it with a ASP.net
web service. I add it to my project using "Add Reference" which creates the
interop dll. I can instantiate the ActiveX Control ...

I'm developing in C# using .NET 2003 Enterprise Developer (.NET Framework
1.1.4322 SP1) running on Windows 2000.  
I'm attempting to "lock" a file that's used by two processes by adding a
".LOK" extension to the end of the filename.  When I rename the file in a

Bit of an interesting problem I've encountered -- and one which I'm
sure is due to my own ignorance in the ways of cryptography.
I have a fairly simple trouble ticket-tracking application I've just
rolled out from my dev machine to our test server here at work, so the

When a class implements several interfaces, it may occur that a function with
the same name exists in two interfaces. A solution is provided: explicit
implementation of this method, that is, using the qualified name.
But what occurs when a class implements two interfaces deriving ...

I have installed an assembly in the GAC but I don't see how to set a reference to it.  If I set a
reference to the original assembly that I copied into the GAC does the program then use the copy in
the GAC when it runs?

I am moving a working C# program from one of our Windows 2003 Server to a
new Windows Server 2003 that we just configured.  The framework 1.1 is
installed on both servers.
I've traced the error to the following statement:

Hello, I was wondering if anybody knows of a book showing how to create
custom controls, I have a few books on windows programming at the moment, but
they only briefly touch the surface of control programming, are there any
better books out there?