How can I update the registry, after i change a key value to take effect ?
There is nothing usefull in Microsoft.Win32.Registry und
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.
Wie kann man in .NET ein Registry-Update machen ohne den Computer

This is a funny problem. I installed the VB.Net 2005 at my laptop and its
working fine. But when I tried to install at my desktop, after a while its
shows a messege thats it has an error and need to debug. So the installation
terminated.

I am working to port an existing application from .net 1.1 to 2.0 and we hope
to employ the new SerialPort class. In our application, the SerialPort class
instance is "wired" to a virtual serial port that is Win32-based. So when
changes take place to the virtual port, we need to ...

We have just migrated to VS 2005 and .NET 2.0, and are having some problems
wth GetType and a custom class whose assembly resides in the GAC.
In 1.1, we could call, for example:
System.Type.GetType(""ElanHomeProject.ElanControl.ElanKeyPad.Z100,

Is there a way to send a string of text to a generic tekst printer under
.NET.
Somethings as in the good old days
File f = Open("LPT1");

I'm working on a spider, which has to crawl a certain site, one of the
cookie they are sending down contains some commas in the cookie value
part, and this seems to make trouble while coding in dotnet.
I'm having difficulties in both directions; when getting the cookie

I come up from a raw C/C++ background and since the pointers in C# are not
so powerfull, i have some diffuculties to understand whats going on behind on
.NET platform. So my question is:
"How can I understand if two references are pointing to the same

Folks,
 I am developing a Visual Basic Windows application using Visual
Studio 2005. For some reason I do not see any of the code that is
normally generated by VB. Is there some setting I need to check

I have an ASP.Net website, which allows users to upload a file which is
then inserted into a database.
This is all fine until it reads a line with the string +Anu in it.
It transforms this to this char  ɻ  (which, if Googled for, is

I was wondering if its possible to extracts metadata from an assembly without
loading it. For example: consider an app which loads dlls from a specified
directory and is only interested in dlls from a specific vendor. Can I
retrieve this information on a file-level. I could of ...

I put my code to disable/enable menu items at runtime into the paint event,
but then realized that if the user executes the shortcut key that the paint
even of course doesn't get triggered first, so the user can execute code
that should be not executable.

I recently noticed, while uninstalling some stuff, that I have both
.NET framework 1.1. and 2.0 installed. Is it safe to uninstall 1.1?

I have set deployed my application in shared hosting environment.
I have, currently, configured connection to remote sql server db in
web.config.
My concern is,

I neeed to write a Windows Service that have to access files on a server in
our network (without domain).
-Our network have NO domain.
-Service run on a win 2003 Server (SERVER_A)

I have a question about .NET code sharing and reuse, and also about
application design best practices / guidelines.
Currently, we have many different .NET projects in source depot. Although
they are different, in some of them we share C# code by referencing source