Development box has Windows 2000 Server, IIS 5, framework 1.1, vs 2003,
sql server 2000
Everything works great until framework 2.0 installed - all I wanted to
do was read up on sql server 2005 and BOL requires framework 2.0.

C# windows service freezes on System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(info)
When I launch PSCP from a C# windows service and launch pscp 0.53 there are
no issues. but when I use C# windows service to launch pscp 0.58 C# freezes
in System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(info)? pscp 0.58 works ...

Is there a Forms collection in the .NET framework that contains the
instances of the currently loaded (in memory, whether hidden or
visible) forms in the current project? I am looking for something
similar to the Forms collection that VB6 had.

I'm writing a windows service that depends on sql server running. I
could add dependency on sql server in service setup, but it can be
running on different machine. Can I block in OnStart till sql server is
operational?

  I have an array of Custom Classes that have three properties which
is displayed in the property grid.  I would like to make this a bit
more user friendly.  Has anyone any suggestions or articles I could use
to do this.

Currently I have .NET Framework 1.1 installed in my PC.
To upgrade to .NET Framework 2.0,
- should I uninstall the .NET Framework 1.1 first , then only install 2.0 ?
- After I install 2.0, how can I get it appear in Adminitration Tool ?

I am spying on another process and I can tell that the window I am looking
at is a WindowsForms10.BUTTON....  but I don't see how to tell if this is a
regular button, checkbox or radiobutton.  I looked at the window style but
this does not seem to use the styles BS_RADIOBUTTON, ...

Am wondering if it's possible to make VS2003.NET work with .NET2.0 SDK? Just
as we were able to use VS7.1 compiler kit in VS6.0. My company bought lots
of VS2003.NET but now we want to use .NET 2.0 but without using VS2005
Express, etc. Possible?

I have several computers that I want to synchronize access to a shared
resource.  Can a semephore do this?  If not, what can I use to synch access
to a shared resource...across computers?
Thanks.

I have a class, "MySavableClass." The class has one string property named
"MyID" and then a bunch of other properties.
Ideally, what I'd like to do is write a "Save()" and a "Restore()" method -
or probably static methods for this object that would work as follows:

I discoverd that in a ClickOnce installation the framework is
automatically downloaded from  the internet.
Is there any way to specify a local area network folder for a local
installation instead?

what does the following mean?
Event Type: Error
Event Source: .NET Runtime
Event Category: None

This is the situation I have a base class _Job that has an internal class PropertyNames (see code )
public abstract class _JobBase
{
   private int _JobId;