We are trying to encode to ISO-8859-1, but we have problems doing it using
the encoders in .NET. We get some unknown characters in some culture which
comes out fine if we post (from IE) from a page in ISO-8859-1 to another
page using ISO-8859-1, but cannot take a .NET string or a ...

I moved some code from my project to a separate assembly.  I have some
saved definitions that were saved using regular .net serialization.  
When trying to open the saved definitions, I get type load
exceptions.  I am getting around this by implementing my own

How do use Javascript within a Web Part to set a document.form item's value,
etc.? As in, document.forms[0].myTextBox. value = "abc";  Since the html form
is not within the web part, this does not work.

   I want to convert UTF-16 (or unicode) to ISO-8859-1...  The .Net
encoding does a pretty code job, but some characters are not converted, like
"O" that becomes "?"...  I want it to become "oe"... So, what I want to know
is the method used by the .NET encoders to convert from ...

I wanted to create a macro to open the debug...Processes window, make a
specific selection, attach to it, make that selection then close down.
Unfortunately, the debug...Processes window is modal and I can't get
anything to occur after opening the window.

When I try to install .NET 3 on a windows 2003 server R2 fresh machine (only
SQL Server 2005 on it) I get an error.
The error log contains
[02/01/07,12:39:58] Windows Communication Foundation: [2] Error:

One organization:two places.  We proceeded with a project using C# while our
(big) sister group in another location seems to favor VB.net because there's
another project underway using that.  Big sister says we should have some
measure of coverage for each other and that we ...

I have a gridview on my form which I have populated using a
datareader. What I would like to do is to be able to remove specified
records from the gridview, without affecting the source of the data.
I'm a bit confused about how to go about removing the rows - all the

I am trying to access a webservice developed in MS .NET Framework 2
from a .NET 1.1 client. The service works fine when I access it on my
local server. However, once it has been published to the remote web
server the following occurs:

Hello, I want to implement a generic list which will be used to
display 7 columns in a GridView. One should be able to sort, filter
and page each of the 7 columns. Ideally the filter should be
implemented simultaneously for multiple columns - but the data need

As anyone ever run into this before. VS 2005 C#. This is a combination of SQL
and framework so I wasn’t quite sure where to post it.
I have a SP that executes multiple SELECT statements. If the ROWCOUNT = 0 it
executes the next SELECT and so fourth. In the past its always been ...

XL2003, sheet names are sheet codenames not the tab names.
I have a named range on Sheet1 called "Positions"
The following code in a code module returns the correct match, and evaluates
to a value of 3

I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 Professional. It was working just fine a
couple of days back and all of a sudden the IDE has become so slow to
start up. The logo comes and freezes for a couple of minutes before it
allows me to chose the project to open. After that everything else

I have a C# app where I want validate a year range (1900 - 2006) using a
Regular Expression.
Am not familiar with writing Reg Exp's at all.
Anyone got one that does something similar with Years?

I'm trying to display an RTF string on a Windows Mobile device running
Pocket PC 2003  with .Net framework 1.X (Compact). I've been hunting all over
the net to get some idea of how I might go about this.
Does the compact framework support a native RTF control, if not, how do I