I have being trying to use the Windows hooking codes provided in the article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/CuttingEdge/
to hook on applications started with the Process.Start() method.
Is there any special steps required or it cannot be done?

How i can copy a file or folder from one place to another with a progressbar
just like windows in a VB.Net application?
also i need a time indicator which will make my progressbar exactly like
windows

I want to format a string (using sprintf) and put it in a messagebox
but however I try to do it, it doesn't seem to work.
Here is an example sample of what i try to do:
char msg[120];

I'd like to know how the CLR handles threading... I think the call to the
OS's Win32 method CreateThread() in C or C++ creates an operating system
thread with its own stack.   But what does .NET do?  Are managed threads
assigned an OS stack?  

Do assertions not work in ASP.NET because it is a "service" type
application?

I have a standard Windows Application with just a form and a few functions
in a seperate class file.  Is there some way when it compiles, that the
class is built into a separate DLL?  I would like to use it in other
applications.  I'm aware that I could create Class Library ...

After reading posts in this newsgroups, I have noticed a couple of people that appear to have a good grasp of install process and
Installer classes indicate that they are not necessarily a good thing.
I would like to start a discussion on the topic of when and why using an ...

I'm having a bit of a problem with System.Net.HttpWebRequest. I've also
tried Net.WebClient with the same results.
The odd thing is that this works fine in the IDE, it's just once I
build and run from the EXE that it give me the problem.

I have a VB.NET application running on Win2K in an AD Domain. My App runs
locally as a service, using a Domain Account, and runs a web page on the
internet. The request is initiated by
System.Net.HttpWebRequest.Create(CurrentURL) and the getResponse() on the

private void Button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
Context.Response.Clear();
Context.Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream";

I want to run a query such as the following:

I want to stuff the results in a DataSet and be able to access field
values like the following:

The new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage is awesome.... but ...
I can't seem to find a way to send an html email with an image attachment,
and group them together with Content-Type: multipart/related. The code I
have works great for including the HTML images in the email. However, in

An interface I have returns System.EnterpriseServices.ITransaction and works
ok from .NET, however when trying to export it to COM, I get this error
message:
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I have code that is getting an error 0x80131700 in CorBindToRuntimeHost.
Can not find that status anywhere.
I BELIEVE that this code is coming from an code that is based on the Installer class, but I am not totally sure about that at this
point.

I have VS 7 2002 Enterprise Developer edition and created and run .NET Web
Application. After a while, I have tried to run the same *.aspx page on
local machine's IIS, but it doesn't open in browser anymore, instead, it
briefly displays a 'File Downlad' dialog box (similar to ...