VS rightfully points out that this is invalid:
<dt>hello
<dd>how are you></dd>
As you can't nest a DD inside a DT.

Anyone knows how to copy an entire directory in .NET???, I can't find
anything that helps me in the System.IO namespace.

Until recently I was running VB.NET under Visual Studio 2003 with .NET
Framework 1.1. I had to run mscorcfg to add my network share under machine,
code group, local intranet, etc to grant permission for the network share
'file:\\myserver\mysharename\*'. This has all worked great ...

Hello there ,
I need some information about using Framwork 1.1 and 2.0 on the same client.
Are there any risks?
I also would appreciate some articles in the subject.

How do I save or transform a System.Drawing.Graphics object into an Image
object ?
What I need is to save a Graphics on which I have drawn several shapes to a
JPG or PNG file.

How would I write or update a key in a section of the APP.CONFIG or my
application's.EXE.CONFIG file?

I have a console based .net 2.0 C# application that fails on a PInvoke
call to the HrESEBackupPrepare() function in the Exchange backup API.
How can I determine if the failure is due to .NET 2.0 or Windows 2003
server restricting the permissions of the application?

After several hours reading up on Clickonce and hacking away, I was
able to get our (complex) application running from a remote network
shared folder. VERY cool. I used Visual Studio 2005 to reate the
application and deployment manifests, etc., using it's "Publish"

The simple plan was to upgrade from VS 2003 Pro to VS 2005 Pro for $500.
Unfortunately, my three-year-old XP Pro SP1 laptop did not take kindly to
SP2 required for .NET 2.0.  Ironically, .NET 2.0 still supports Windows 98 -
go figure.

Question about the .net optimization service:
I have been having an issue where my system has been running out of disk
space constantly, after going through the usual spyware/virus scans etc.  I
noticed in my error logs that the .net runtime optimization service was

I downloaded VS.NET 2005 for software developers but have 2003 installed in
my machine (as well as VStudio 6.0) and a lot of programs I am working on are
in a mixture of C++ and C#.
My question is: can I safely install VS.NET 2005 and still continue

i'm updating some sources from .NET 1.0 to .NET 2.0 and some very strange
things happen, for example:
DataSet1.Tables["Customers"].ChildRelations[0].ChildColumns[0] =
DataSet1.Tables["Orders"].Columns["test"];

I am a novice with .NET and I am wondering if there is something like an
"identity value" of an object. I mean something like the object's address
in C++ or C, i.e. a fixed unique value per object, which can be used e.g.
to put objects in an associative container (a hash value is ...

What is the Source Safe Control for Visual Studio.Net 2002/2003.
How  to get it ?
Thanks

I've been researching how to securely host addins in a .NET 1.1 environment
(AKA sandboxing).  I've found various references on the separate AppDomain
method which (if I'm following correctly) essentially loads an assembly and a
type from that assembly within a different ...