Is it possible to override non-virtual methods using Reflection.Emit.
I'm creating dynamic proxy classes at runtime and I want to be able to
proxy all public methods on an object, regardless of whether the object
author happened to mark them as virtual or not.  Is this possible?

Going through the upgrade process from VS.Net 2003 to 2005.  Receiving the
following error (which I see reported by others):
Use command line option '/keyfile' or appropriate project settings instead
of 'AssemblyKeyFile'

I'm using a WebBrowser control in my .NET application to display Word
documents, PDF's, etc... which I want to be able to simply Print (on
request) and Close when finished with (otherwise Word holds control of the
document, even when the WebBrowser object is closed).

I'm trying to input data into a web page and read the response page. This is
easy enough with the webbrowser class but I cant get it to work with the
webclient class. I've tried all the UploadValues, UploadData methods etc but
they all seem to just reload the input page. How do I ...

I'm trying to read RTF and Word files from blob columns in SQL Server, but
the files can't be opened in Word when i retreive them. They seem to contain
garbage... What am I doing wrong?
This is some of the code used to get the files:

Because I wanted the builds for my ASP.NET sites to be a single *.dll in a
/bin/ directory (like VSNET 2003), I decided to try the Web Application
Project download. However, I am still pulling my hair out because it doesn't
want to recognize any of the Controls (not even the ones ...

I have to create a toolbar for IE and firefox.dont know where to start from.
Can anyone help in this...

Situation:
.NET 2.0 based Windows Service
Have a timer event in the service
   Private WithEvents ServiceTimer As New System.Timers.Timer(30000)

I have read a little about this.  It is the new UI approach in Longhorn, but
will it be part of Windows or will it be part of dotnet X?
I want to take this kind of approach but I don't want to have a requirement
of my users to upgrade Windows to use my apps.

Hello, I checked the SmtpMail.SmtpServer
I checked the recipients address of the message
I checked the sender address
But still have the following exception when SmtpMail.Send :-( ::

I want to specify the units of my controls in cm. I have looked the
Unit class , it doesn support cm. However the UnitType enumeration has
cm in it.
I looked the UnitConverter class but Couldn find the way to specify my

hi,every one! I have a question about sending emails.My codes works well
over some smtp servers,but doesn't over the others. My codes is listed
belowed:
   try

Here is a part of XML I am getting from a huge XML file:
<Task xmlns="http://al-lighting.com/alcheck/Namespace/AL">
 <Name>String</Name>
 <Script>

When a user clicks on a balloon created by the Framework's NotifyIcon
class there seems no way to tell the difference between a user clicking
on the X close button and clicking anywhere on the balloon.
When the user clicks on the X close button no click event is generated.

I'm a bit new to this Windows Forms thing and a bit lost on this one.
This app I'm on has a TextCell class (inheriting from something called
TableCell, which in turn inherits from Panel) with a TextBox.  This
TextBox is bound to a table in a DataSet.  So here's the problem: when