I know how to share data between different processes in WIN32 world. But, I
don't know on how to do the same in .NET world. Can you please tell me an
efficient way to do it? I appreciate your help.

How to migrate Microsoft Application (Visual basic) apps to Mac Machine thats
using Unix Operating System..
Is it possible in Visual Basic 6.0 ??
Is it practically possible in .Net framework 1.1??

Is there any way to get the fully qualified machine name?
The System.Net.Dns.GetHostByAddress method used to find the machine
name sometimes returns NetBIOS names and sometimes returns fully
qualified names.  This depends on the machine.

I have some varient questions, and sorry in advance for my novicity..
A- I once had a situation where I had to use an integer type as key in a
hashtable. I knew that would involve boxing. The software engineer at my
office adviced me to solve this by using (int.ToString()) ...

I have a parent class that has a static method on it.  Of course it's
inherited by the children which is what I want.
However, in that static method, I need to know the child that the method was
called from. (specifically the Type)

From:
http://evan.quuxuum.org/bgnw.html#Worth
Interesting stuff. read for yourself:
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Maybe it's just a rumor, maybe not.
I've heard that there is a "student/academic version" of SQL Server that is
available for free for academic purposes.  If so, I'd like to know more about
it.

I have a typed dataset and I have the following loop.
foreach (DataTable myTable in DataStore.Tables)
{
myTable.RowChanged += new DataRowChangeEventHandler( Row_Changed );

I have a problem that I havent really come accross before.
I need to be able to allow the user to set a dropdown control to a particular
colour value. The permissable values come from the Color enumeration and
unfortunately I can't change this implementation detail.

I just read that the .NET framework does not support access to the FTP
protocol (in other words, no FTP class). If this is true (I would be
shocked - .NET is supposed to be a world class internet development tool),
does anyone know if it is provided in 2.0? I know there are ...

I have a BitArray that contains a value --> 1011001 (89)
I want to extract four bits (bits 0-3) of the BitArray --> 1011 (11)
Is there an easy way to do this that I'm missing? Or would I have to create
another BitArray and iterate through the 4 bits of the original BitArray that

I have a simple but strange problem. I'm creating an Uri with the
following code:
Uri myUri = new Uri(url);
the url string is:

I have a dropdown list (ddljurisdiction) that when the selectedindex
changed event is fired fills a oracledatareader that fills other
dropdowns.. this works fine on the first event..
however on the form if the user selects another value from

I know in PHP it's possible to import another PHP file, so that you
don't have to type the same code over and over again.  I've been trying
to find out how to do this with ASP.NET but haven't found a way.  The
code I have so far is:

I am working on an updater that Retrieves a file from a web page.
GetRequest.Method = "POST"
SW = New StreamWriter(TheRequest.GetRequestStream)
SW.WriteLine(TransferName)