I want to double check my understanding about how the .NET framework works. From
what I understand every call to the .NET framework is ultimately translated into
one of more API calls, is this correct?

Question 1:
I'm writing a spider in C# and want to be able to achieve the maximum
number of page fetches per second using the HttpWebRequest. Is, for
example, 100 pages/sec possible? I'm sure I've seen open source

i setup of project install on client machine, again due
to some changes i built new setup and again install it but
it give me vesion no. errorso that i have to delete last setup and
install new setup due to version no. problem ,but i can not change version

I am using C#.NET and i made a windows service which is running in
background. This service opened a socket (Listener) on a specified port at
startup. Client connected to this port and send a message to listener and
close the socket again client connect after some time maybe ...

Is there any way to create custom property and access the property using
"For" or "For Each" statement?
if so... would you kindly pont me to the right direction.
Please help. Thanks in advance.

I have a routine that imports a list of part numbers into a dataview:
   strExcel = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
boxFile.Text & ";Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0;HDR=NO"""
   cnnExcel = New OleDbConnection(strExcel)

I've got a dotnet (v1.1) windows application running on windows 2000sp4.
Some things this applications would stop running, so I've run it with adplus
in crush mode.
I've attached the stack dump from the adplus dump below.

can someone tell me about User Controls - i mean did Apple the User Controls
which are used in ITunes completly from scratch? or is there any possibility
with themes?
thanks Stefan

I posted this message on the microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web
newsgroup, however I know think that was the wrong venue.
Perhaps someone else is trying to do the same thing as I.  Currently, I have
a VMS site for storing user data files in a automated and structured

I am developing a WinForms app with the dotnet 2.0 framework that
manipulates GPS data.  Some of the algoritms are pretty math intensive,
with Sin, Cos, Log, etc.
I originally developed the app using the type "double" for all my data

Is there any way of accessing the regional settings on a computer using an
intrinsic class in .NET or an API on machines that dont have .NET framework
thanks

I am very new to .Net.
I had VS 2003 installed on my machine. Yesterday i installed SQL server
2005. Now i've 3 frameworks installed on my machine
when i run aspnet_regiis -lv its showing 2.0.50727.0 as root and the others

I know this is too late but believe me, it can still be confusing
especially when teaching it to newcomers. Here is my understanding of
.NET Framework and its components.
.NET Framework is a managed application development framework from

This is just plain odd.  Here is my code:
           Console.WriteLine("Connecting to server to list directory...");
           Uri uri = new Uri(Settings.FtpServer);
           FtpWebRequest listRequest = (FtpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(uri);

I have a .Net application that is going to run from a network share. The
application needs Full Trust to run.
If I set the CAS policy under the .Net Runtime Security Policy / Machine
code group it runs fine, however when setting the policy under the User code