How can I do this with regular expressions...
Find "<Invoice>" or "<CreditNote>" or "<OrderConfirmation>" and replace it
with "<Invoice xmlns="MyNamespace">" or "<CreditNote xmlns="MyNamespace">" or
"<OrderConfirmation xmlns="MyNamespace">" respectively.

CalcSharp is .Net application that evaluates mathematical expressions
step by step.
It uses a different approach from a conventional calculator, which is
more

My application is displaying multilingual text.
When the user file is loaded on another computer and the font is not found I
fallback to FontFamily.GenericSansSerif
But this font doesn't support unicode :-( at least it display the default

Hi NG,
I don't know if I'm just missing the forest through the trees, or if it
is really that complicated:
I want to save a password that is entered/changed through a text control

We need to implement an application with following requirements.
This application needs to use a user defined component that plays movie
files. This application needs to run through web pages as well as a
stand-alone application through CD media.

StackOverflow is a nasty exception and standard try/catch mechanism seems to
fail to handle it gracefully.
However I skip through an article lately speaking of these few critical
exception (StackOverflow, NotEnoughMemory & AbortException), does any of you

I am trying to see if someone has typed in the domain name properly in an
application using the following code:
strPath = "LDAP://" + domainName
If DirectoryEntry.Exists(strPath) = False Then

I'm trying to print some of my document.
The problem is, the rendering of the document is not done through GDI+ at all but through plain old GDI, and I need it like that as I am using Uniscribe to layout text.
Anyway, when printing the text is completely out of place, I wonder if ...

Hi....  I have created a DLL which I want to use for a Web service as well as
a Winodws based app on THE SAME machine.
If I test the Web service, the DLL works, but if I try to run the Windows
App it fails.  

I need to copy a database from a SQL2000 server into a machine with Visual
Studio 2005 / SQL 2005 Express.
I've managed to duplicate the table structure using a script generated with
Red Gate SQL tools. What's the best way to copy the data over?

I'm currently writing a scheduling service which starts a number DotNet
executables, each within a new AppDomain, every ten seconds.
The guts of the code is as follows:
   // For each executable in the list of tasks

I am basically new to the .net framework but I have experience working with
Visual Basic 6.0. I just started to work in a company where I am the only
programmer.
I am told that I will write new code in Visual Basic.NET and

I'm trying to test whether an object (or type) implements a given generic
interface in C#.
Sample code :
public static bool DoesObjectImplementGenericIListInterface(Object o)

I have been unable to install .Net Framework on a few of my machines
(isolated PC's).  I encounter "Error 2908" on the affected machines, and the
following error log dump:
Internal Error 2908. {7D4B5591-4C80-42BB-B0E5-F2C0CEE02C1A}

How can I keep the memory usage and CPU usageas low as possible in a VB.NET
application? any special techniques, any things to consider?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter