Just wondering, what is the minimum AND recommended requirements
(hardware-wise) to run .NET run-time libraries (the 22MB installation)? Is
there a difference in performance & requirements between .NET 1.1 & 2.0?

I have code that loads a strongly named assembly using "Assembly.LoadFrom()"
and then finds all the types in the assembly using "GetTypes()".  The code
has worked flawlessly in .NET 1.1 both on a development box and a clean box.
With .NET 2 it works on a development box, but NOT ...

I've created a strongly-typed DataSet that contains one DataTable.  My
intent is to return this DataTable from a WebService that will be consumed by
a Windows Form.  In my windows application, when I add a reference to the Web
Service, the proxy code that is generated in the ...

I am working on a large project that currently is based primarily in
VB6. There are a number of .Net 1.1 assemblies that are used and
registered via regasm in the VB6 application. Is it possible to also
use 2.0 assemblies in the same VB6 app, or can only one .Net framework

I'm looking for a .NET Framework class that will allow me to determine
if a specific domain\user is a member of a domain\group.  Any suggestions?

Hi;
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Tks.
Alvaro

I have a very specific question. Recently I've created a class that performs
a basic encryption on strings passed to it. The encrypted data is returned as
a string and then passed over the network via a WebService. The encryption is
done trough a basic use of Memorystream, ...

I was trying to compile the following sample code from MSDN
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Text;

I had a copy of a project that was working in Visual Studio 2003 and
Framework 1.1.
After a computer crash, I was given VS 2005 and am having more than a
little difficulty getting things to open in VS 2005.

we use serialization and deserialization for import/export functionality.
When deserialising into a property of type double, we would like to be able
to deserialise from a "null" or empty string e.g. <myDouble></myDouble>. But
unfortunately a System.FormatException is thrown.

Java is mature...however, a beginner may not stand any chance to
compete against industry bigwigs. On the other hand, .NET is newer and
gives newbies a relatively firm foothold, since there are hardly
experienced ppl there. Also, I'm interested in computer security

First of all I want to beg Your pardon if I’m posting this question into
wrong newsgroup. And now the question itself :):
Presently if I need to provide user with certificate (generated by my own CA
server) in PKCS #12 / Personal Information Exchange (.pfx) format I need to:

the warning in VS2005 says:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings is obsolete, use
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings instead.
Ok, i wanted the change this, knowing the ConfigurationManager is

There appears to be a bug with Double, unless I'm missing something?
The following lines of code are basically all the same. However, some of the
numbers evaluate to "true" while others evaluate to "false". I can not figure
this out.

I am looking for a book on C#.net (2005) which will give me a insight
into programming using more advanced techniques such as multi-threading
and sockets examples.
Does anyone have any recommendations?