Hi,I have no idea what has happened, but every
project when I try to run(debug) I get a "Microsoft Development Environment"
box, and it tells me "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start
debugging"  and on the next line "No such interface supported".  I have no

I have a query on Process Performance Counter in
System.Diagnostics.Process FAQ section.
We have developed VB.NET Application named office solutions, which
gives the following Error on

Here is my delemma...
Dim objProcess as  System.Diagnostics.Process =
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(x)
With objProcess

How to do? I can enumerate them for types in an assembly, but not on
an assembly itself.
Thanks.

I have a windows script (MyComponent.wsc) registered as a COM component.
I'd like to call its methods with .NET.
Also after I have generated it's Type Library : MyComponent.tlb, I tried to
create the .NEt wrapper.

I've published a number of dll's and would like to create a publisher
policy file to facilitate users using the latest version of these
assemblies.
I've read

I'm using .net 2.0 beta2 and noticing some strange behaviour around socket
garbage collection.
Problem:
If a socket is a part of a class which has been instantiated, socket

I have an windows form that displays information from a datatable using a
datagrid. The datatable is maintained from a seperate thread. Once a new row
is added the form freezes.
Any ideas ?

I have a question regarding .NET C# programming. Is there a way to set
an assembly attribute in an AssemblyInfo.cs file using a preset Windows
Environment Variable?
The problem is that the AssemblyAtribute requires a CONST string and

I have a utility that runs from a shortcut in the Startup folder.  However,
it's a very low-priority utility, and there's no real reason why my utility
needs to fight for CPU time with all the other stuff that gets started up
when the user logs on.  I'm happy for my utility to ...

Async functionality prevents an object from garbage collection.
To reproduce:
Create a socket
establish connection

Is it possible for one thread to perform a blocking read on a socket while
another thread performs a blocking write on it?
I'm about to start writing an IRC client and I'm considering having a
thread in which all the reading from the socket takes place, and another

Hi group,
I have to make C (yes the old C) for a TinyPC
(http://www.data-modular.com/tinyboxf.htm).
it seems to be an x86 embedded with DOS 6.22.

The main thread of my application will add items to a queue, which another
thread will dequeue items from.  This other thread will then perform a
blocking operation with each item it finds.
Is it possible to do this in a thread-safe manner?

I am populating a records fetched from a select query in
OleDbDataReader. The datbase is MS Access, The datatype of the select
query column is Text. I want to read the data as Byte array instead of
string as Reading it into a string causes it to be converted to