With VS 2003, I used to add a .snk file in the solution items, and for each
projects, I added the AssemblyKeyFile attribute in assemblyinfo.cs pointing
to that key file (..\..\..\mykey.snk).
With VS 2005, the project property page does not allow using relative path.

I'm trying to add a user to an ACL of a folder.
Thing is that I need to present a with username/password prompt for the
administrator (or any other priviliged user) and use those credentials to
somehow get authenticated to add another useraccount to an ACL.

Hi group
I need the generics.
Can i integrate the FrameWork 2 in VS 2003 ?
thank you

Hi, I'm looking for a way to save 2 lots of information from my C#
application. I want to save information specific to the current user (such
as colour settings, non-essential data) and information specific to the
successful running of the application (such as server to connect ...

I now get the following error message after copying an asp.net application to
the deployment web server.  I don't have SQLExpress or any version of SQL
2005 installed.  I found the "LocalSQLServer" connection string in the
machine.config, changed that to look at a SQL 2000 ...

I'm not exactly sure where to put this, so I'm sorry if this is in the wrong
place...
(I'm using Visual Studio 2003, Framework 1.1, Windows 2000 Pro, and DirectX
9.0 December 2004 Update)

I have problems using the timer object in a C# Windows Service
In my OnStart() Method of the Windows Service I declare a timer object
"Timer myTimer = 0;"
Than I have a loop "for(i=0;i<=3;i++)" where I set "myTimer = new Timer;"

Is the .NET Framework 2.0 caompatible to older versions or do I have to
install 1.1 first and upgrade to 2.0?
May I develop Applications written for FW 1.1 with VS .NET 2005 and upgrade
them to FW 2.0?

Hi, all:
Visual Studio 2005 requires Windows XP SP2 in order to install it in a
machine for develop .NET applications. If I use a tool like NAnt to deploy a
Visual Studio 2005 application to a production server without Visual Studio

I have a variable (m_sngPrixNetUnitaire) which is of type Single.
When I want to write the value to my SQL SERVER 2000, I put this value in my
DAL (MyDal.PrixNetUnitaire), which is of datatype SqlDecimal.
But during the conversion the value changes, and MyDal.PrixNetUnitaire

I have a console application.
I need to prevent the user from closing the application by closing the
console window. Is there a way to do that? Maybe to catch the console close
event and cancel it?

Have anyone ever benchmark the TableAdapter performance compared to
DataTable's Load method? I found out that the DataTable's Load method is
about 10x faster than TableAdapter's Fill method.
I used the same SELECT query and DataSet (predefined), for both test.

In a recent post of mine I mentioned the inaccurate shapes drawn by
FillEllipse. In the response that I recieved I was told that DrawArc had
less problems, which I found to be true (I have been using DrawEllipse, but
they seem to have the same results when drawing a complete 360) ...

If we pass in '9' the above function should return 9, but it doesnt. It
returns 57, which is the unicode representation of the character 9.
However if we use Convert.Int32(string), and pass in "9", it returns 9.
Any ideas why?

Is .NET framework 2.0 compatible with Windows NT4.  I can find references to
1.1 framework running with NT4 SP6 but nothing about 2.0??
Graham Sivill
UK