I need to write to the 32-bit registry, and need to do so from a 64-bit MSI.
It never occurred to me that this would be difficult...
I have an application that installs some 64-bit binaries for development use
in Visual Studio 2005.  As such I want them to appear in the .Net ...

I have a control called FolderTreeView that derives from
System.Windows.Forms.TreeView and automatically populates itself with
TreeNodes representing the Windows file system. Here's the behavior I'm
seeing:

I have an XML document with this as a sample fragment:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<directory path="c:\\test\\directory">
<file name="fileA.doc" />

I have 1.1 and 2.0 installed on my machine. I also have application that is
using 1.1. When I run the application on my computer, which version of the
.NET Framework that it will use? Is there a way to check it?
Regards,

All,
Please note the following:
IPAddress ip = IPAddress.Parse(“10.1.176.10”);
Works fine, as expected, as does:

Application details :
winforms over webservice or webforms with Vb.net
vusual studio 2003
sql sever 2000

HI all,
application details:
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visual studio 2003

Does anyone know of a way to disable the "ASP.NET Development Server"
icon that appears in the notification area of the task bar when
launching an app in 2.0? Or atleast the balloon tip?

I'm trying to deploy a clickonce application using the command line (so
that I can have it in a batch process). I have the following
problems/questions. Please, if anyone can help, I'd appreciate it.
I've managed to deploy the application using the instructions by

I need to activate a running Windows application from my .Net application.
(I want to display the application's main form if it's minimized and try to
give it focus.)  For example:
 Dim procs() as Process = Process.GetProcessesByName("SomeApp")

I am using VS2005 and VB and the .Net 2 Serial Port class at 9600 8 N 1
I have been using some example code to connect to another device over a
serial port and issue text commands and receive feedback
Everthing works - but the characters sent are  getting mangled/dropped and

I have a Windows Service that I use to watch for certain files of
certain sizes being created in directories. When the file size is of my
specified size a SQL connection is made to determine if any action
should be taken. The problem is that this puts an extremely high load

i use a form to login the system.
After database checks System.Threading.Thread.CurrentPrincipal is being
set in async call back.
During database chekcs, user interface displays a progress bar. And

hey all,
ive read some good articles on the tenents of serialization and when &
why youd want to do it, as well as the types. great!
now id like to put it to practice. however....none of the articles i

Could anybody help me, to know how can we in .Net :
- Detect when a USB key is plugged to a computer
- Know which account is currently accessing the USB drive
I believe i need to create a windows service and propably use remoting.