I have a windows xp node. I am using Visual Studio 2002.net for vc++
development.
I wanted to ask that can I install and use Framwework 1.0 and Framework
2.0 together on Windows Xp machine ?

I have simple code:
sql server table A with int foreign key to lookup table with PK int. I
fill the DataTable, and I set the DataGridView that have
DataGridViewComboBoxCell (by grid column editor). I set the

[VS2005, i.e., Framework 2.0]
I'm setting up a small distributed application. Clients will have a UI and
submit jobs to a server. Beyond simply needing to know when the job
completes, there may be stopping points where the operator needs to take

Would someone have an example of how to best use System.IO.Directory
VB.net (or something similar) that I can check a directory for the
newest file?
Thanks,

Hi all,
I have a MC++ library that wraps an unmanaged C library.  My application
gets an ExecutionEngineException  only when I run in VS IDE only.  If I run
my application by itself I got no exception.  By the way, If I put my library

I have a TabControl, this control hold  x TabPages.
Each TabPages hold a CheckedListBox  with a DataSource of type DataTable.
Each time I check an item inside the CheckedListBox, if I change Tab, when I
come  back to the first one all the box checked before are not checked

I am using DsoFramer in my .NET1.1 C# Application for
Office-Integration. Before using it, I have to call
regsvr32 dsoframer.ocx
For the installation of many clients, this is not very pracitable. Has

Can anyone explain to me the reason why the following C# code doesn't
work?
           DateTime timestamp = DateTime.Today;
           DataTable table = new DataTable("My Table");

This is a simple DataGridView in a windows form which contains a number
of other controls as buttons, text boxes and so on. The problem is when
the data grid cell editing is conducted via the entries by the
keyboard, combined by entries via the other control buttons (within the

I have a Windows Service written in C# 2.0.  I need to pass a parameter
using the Startup parameters feature of the service properties.  I figured
it would pass it to the executable as a command-line parameter but it
doesn't seem to work like that.  How does my C# code access the ...

Okay... I've got a web app built in .NET 2.0 and for some reason I have
to click a LinkButton twice in order for it to work.
What's interesting is that the first URL reads as follows:
javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$lnkbCheckout','')

Hi:-I have my own webspace www.domain.com. When any new user register
on to my site, a new url name www.subdomain.domain.com or
www.domain.subdomain.com should be provided to it.
I want to provide sub-domain name in the above form and then  they will

1/ Got two versions of the same DLL in the GAC called ClassForGac.dll;
V1.0.0.0 & V2.0.0.0 (No problem so far)
2/ Got client.EXE that was compiled against V1.0.0.0. and calls
V1.0.0.0 happily.

i have a windows xp laptop, and i also have a seperate PC monitor, how can i
connect my laptop to the monitor?

thanks for ur concern,
what i'am looking for is a way to not allow the user editing the value
of the property - let's say in a propertygrid -.Being read-only does
not fit this need because i want to be able to assign value to the