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Starting timer in DragOver-Eventhandler - Timer ticks not until DragOver-Eventhandler has finished - what to do?20 Sep 2005 07:42 GMT1
Hi Ng,
i have a treeview with drag and drop enabled and i want to expand a
treenode when the mouse is 3 seconds over the treenode to expand.
To do so I wanted to start a timer in the DragOver-Eventhandler and save
Writing to a BinaryWriter20 Sep 2005 06:39 GMT1
Newbie question: How do I write a DateTime object to a BinaryWriter ? And
then, how do I read it from a BinaryReader ?
Thanks.
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Using installer classes20 Sep 2005 04:58 GMT5
How can I use installer classes in my application without getting the famous
"Unable to get installer types" error message durring the installation
process?
Thanks in advance.
Reflection on partially overriden property?19 Sep 2005 23:49 GMT2
Here is a short code snippet:
//*************************
public class Base
{
adding a value to a string19 Sep 2005 21:06 GMT1
Hi guys, I wanted to knwo if it was possible to add a value to a
string, I have a field in my access table case_no which is of type
TEXT, and want to add a value, here is teh code,
Dim rs
parent notification19 Sep 2005 21:02 GMT2
Coming from a win32 API background, I am trying to make a (temporary)
transition to C# .NET .  I find myself frustrated by knowing the
underlying mechanism, but being unable to invoke it.
What I want is functionality similar to WM_PARENTNOTIFY.  My control has
Question about serial communication19 Sep 2005 20:22 GMT2
Is there any serial communication component can be used in dotnet framwork
1.1?
Thanks for your help.
How do you remove an object from ArrayList19 Sep 2005 20:05 GMT2
Why doesn't the line below work in the code:
aList.Remove(new TestItem(3, "test3")); // <---- why doesn't this work?
Code follows below.
Output results:
Is this Thread-Safe?19 Sep 2005 19:22 GMT7
using System;
using System.Threading;
class EntryPoint
{
Windows Services (networks)19 Sep 2005 19:17 GMT1
Hello Friends,
Can Anyone point me to windows service accessing network resource
source code? Any network implementation will do. (vb.net or c#)
Thanks in advance.
Blocking applications19 Sep 2005 18:46 GMT1
When my application is running, I want to be able to prevent a couple of
process from starting. I want to be programmatically turn  on or off these
process based on a event in my application. Is there any way to do this, not
specifically .NET, maybe as COM+ service or something.. ...
ExecutionEngineException19 Sep 2005 18:34 GMT1
I am writing a managed/unmanaged C++ application which runs on Windows XP and
2003 server without any problem. Under Windows 2003 Server with SP1
the application won't start. I get a System.ExecutionEngineException in
mscorwks.dll before even my main function starts.
what is the lock keyword ?19 Sep 2005 18:13 GMT5
I'm wondering what exactly is the lock keyword used for.
I'm building an application that call some win32 apis. Theses apis enumerate
registry key(RegEnumKeyEx). I can't use .Net ones because I'm building
CF.Net app and registry is not implemented
System.IO.FileStream of a net Resource19 Sep 2005 15:45 GMT3
I have a application that must read file in a shared folder.
This folder is on a server outside my domain (DMZ server).
Resource's folder path example: \\80.80.80.80\Resources.
I have opened this folder for everyone. And all the ports beetwen my
Exception serialization error - .NET framework bug ??19 Sep 2005 12:34 GMT1
Having classes as below:
-------------------------------------------------------
class X<T> where T : Y, new()
{
 
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