I’m successfully using the classes in the System.Configuration namespace to
strongly type my configuration objects.
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to indicate the *type* of object to create. Is this possible?

I created an object using BindingList<T> for GetObjects() and assigned that
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then
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Below I have included the code I am using, but although no exception or
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I am using cookies and certificates and everything seems to be working
properly EXCEPT...

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I am trying to convert a program from Microsoft VB.NET team:
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I am trying to build a WinForms application, and I'm using the Visual
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default, and shouldn't it be able to find the dll without any settings
being tweaked ? I'm sure the answer is simple, but I couldn't find

I'd like to break up my aplication into a WinForm executable, plus a class
library containing application utility functions. But I don't want any
client other than my own application to have access to my application
library. Isn't this the point of an 'assembly'? So how can I ...

What is the difference between runtime version and the version propery
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Thanks
-Nen

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I can't apply a CSS file to a web site with a masterpage.
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I have been using Intellisync with Outlook 2003 and my Blackberry for 3
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contacts with 2+ Categories; whereas my Blackberry ...

Anyone know a way to bypass disk caching in Windows XP?
I am working on a C# program that needs to verify the integrity of
data that was copied to a removable drive.  My approach is to read the
data back and compare it to the original data source.  Problem is,

I ported a .Net service from 1.1 to 2.0.  In .Net 1.1, the total private
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