I'm looking for a method that can make a form zoomable : controls and texts grow
with the form like a vectoriel drawing (MM Flash).
I think it is not possible with dotnet... But perhaps it is ???
Thanks for your lights !

I am developing an internal compression format. This format stores multiple
files (into 1 file) and uses compression (System.IO.Compression.GZipStream)
and
encryption (System.Security.Cryptography.RijndaelManaged) as well.

My application (.Net 2.0) uses a hardware key to prevent illegal copies.
The problem is it's very easy to reverse engineer the code to remove this
check.
As far as I know obfuscation tools are useless for this scenario, since

I'd like to add keyboard shorcuts to my program. I'm writing an application
that has many top-level forms that reside on the desktop. When the focus is
one form, other forms can't respond to short cuts. Some of my shortcuts are
program-wide. What are my options? I see a few:

FxCop advise me to assign some security to my library, with this warning:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/fxcop/docs/rules.aspx?version=1.35&url=/Usage/Asse
mbliesShouldDeclareMinimumSecurity.html
I should confess that I have little knowledge about this, never done it
before.

When I use the debugger in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to debug my
Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) class library application, I receive an
error message:
"Managed Debugging Assistant 'LoaderLock' has detected a problem in

Well I get this error if I enable Code Coverage in my UnitTests in VS 2005
System.Security.VerificationException: Operation could destabilize the
runtime.
Well what I figured out is that its reated to the

I have a windows service which every night checks a SQL Server database for
some data and business rules. The application can access different DBs with
the same structure, to tell the service which database to check I created
local users and assigned each of them a different ...

This is purely an academic question for me... I don't actually need to
do it, but I am trying to figure out it might be done.
Lets say I have a singleton class... meaning the constructor is
private, and GetInstance is public static.

When you place controls on the Windows form, there's a grid of dots on
the form that defines the drop/alignment matrix.
In Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition, you could change the size of
the grid by going to the Tool->Options->General and putting in a higher

I've this constructor prototype in my C++/MFC DLL :
MVBVariable(const char *NewName, CString UnitString, unsigned short len,
MyClass* pMyClass);
How can I convert constructor parameters in C++/CLI ?

   Do have any component that can export report to MS Word documents?
Thanks in advance for any comment,
Goh

Please look in to this snippet.
string sEvtSource = "MSSQLSERVER";
int m_nEventID = 17055;
string sEvtLog = "Application";

Hi how to call a web service in an asp page? thanks.

I am using HttpListener.Response.AppendCookie as:
       public void SetCookie(string name, string value, DateTime
expiration)
       {