I have a Windows Service that I created in .NET version 1.1 and it runs under
the system account.
I created a Windows XP SP2 Virtual PC (in Microsoft Virtual PC 2007) that
has the latest updates.

What is the fastest way to get the 'hash' (or CRC32 or whatever) of the
contents of an object
i don't care what's inside, I just want the 'hash' of its contents
(not to mixed with object.GetHashCode() which gives a hash code of an

If I get an object with its type declared as Sysem.Array(not in the explicit
form like 'ElementType[]' in C#), then how to retrieve the exact element
type of that array?

I want to add reference to the libraries related to
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo
and others, however, I am not able to find the libraries.
Arent these libraries present in the .NET 2.0 framework, if

I've been stumbling with this problem for several days, trying to have a
simple approach to my application configuration. Essentially my configuration
is as follows:
Install Folders

Using regex i want to extract
games-world-
102a
from http://www.sokoban.com/games/games-world-102a

I keep getting Chkdsk/f. and dont know how to get there.

I'm running .net control hosted in IE (IE6.0 updated + windows XP SP2). This
message displays each time user enters the page.
Is there any way to avoid this? Any idea, please...
So far I tried to modify most of the IE settings, I lowered security

i have a windows service and a console app
the console app communicates with RS232 and reads/stores data in an oracle
database.
the windows service start several instances (Process.Start(... )) of the

I've got a .NET 2.0 application that I'm trying to run over a network
share. It's an unsigned assembly and I can't seem to get it to run
with full-trust - the application exits due to low-trust when run
directly from the network share... it runs fine off the local disk

I need a regular expression that will give me a List<string> of all URLs it
finds within a piece of text I provide.  I know that all of the URLs will
begin with something like:
https://www.somesite.com/

Hi !  I'm a casual computer user, no interest in development or programming.  
I have a program on my computer called Net framework 2.0  It's 88.80 mb and I
would like to delete it if I don't need it.  Can I safely delete it or is
this program used for other things.  I do have a ...

Hi.  I have just transfered all my files from my old computer running windows
ME with Microsoft Works Suite 2000 to a new computer running windows Vista
Home Premium with Microsoft small business.  Unfortunately, a works
spreadsheet will not open.  Do I have to install Works on ...

I've downloaded the compatibility pack to convert 2007 word documents in
Suite 2006 but I still get the error message that I have to update the
compatibility pack. I stopped using Office Word 2007 and I'm stuck with the
2007 documents that I can't open.