I'm using ASP.NET and creating a web application.  In two areas of the app,
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builds reports.  Everything works fine when a single user is using the
application.  When multiple users access these pages at ...

How do I embed a combo box in a datagrid column in VB.NET

I submitted a question on January 5.  I still have not seen an answer.  How
long does it usually take to get an answer back?

Hi, I want to programmatically discover what users are connecting to the
shared folders and files on my PC (WinXP and up).  I want essentially the
same info you get by opening the Computer Managerment console, looking at
"Shared Folders" and clicking in the "Sessions" and "Open ...

Has anyone found any naming convention guidelines for private fields
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Below is what I currently do in each of the languages. Any comments?
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I'd like to play with some video capture.  Actually put my work into
something used around my own home for a change.  We have horses and both me
and my wife work out of town a lot.  We'd like to keep an eye on things
around the house, particularly the horses.

I use my own application INI files that do NOT reside in the registry.
GetPrivateProfileString("Options"..."MyFile.INI")
WritePrivateProfileString ("Options"..."MyFile.INI")
I'm trying to remained "managed" and was looking at

For some test code I am writing, I want to convert a string of characters
that I would theoretically enter on the command line into the string array
that is passed to my program's Main() method.
For example, on the command line I may have:

We are developing an app in .NET 2003 1.1. Our clients pay according the the
number of items processed. We need to store a usage counter in the App or
SQLServer, but do not want the end user to be able to change this value (and
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How does one write an app (Console or WinForms) that will detect if an
instance of it is already running and not allow itself to run if so?

I often write console programs that need to detect when stdin and stdout are
redirected.
I found out how to detect this for stdin by using API calls GetStdHandle()
and PeekConsoleInput() (from a Dr. GUI article).

I am developing an application in C# for the first time. Inside the
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Can anyone tell me how can I send email through stored procedure in sql
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TIA

Dumb question:
What was the name for the kine of MSDN license that allows you to use the IDE within VisualStudio.NET but does not allow you to compile anything?
TIA

The WinHTTP object has enormous granularity in ignoring specific SSL errors.
    SslErrorFlag_UnknownCA = 256,
    SslErrorFlag_CertWrongUsage = 512,
    SslErrorFlag_CertCNInvalid = 4096,