Problem:
An External resource which I have no control over delivers data via TCP/IP.
In addition, there are files delivered to specific folder locations on the
network.

From a .NET 1.1 app: need to access a file share on a remote server by
its UNC path, i.e., \\server\folder\subfolder\, using specific
username and password.
The problem is that the credentials are local to the remote server.

I am a bit confused about dispose and close methods. I will be glad if
anyone explain the difference between them to me. Do they have relation with
finalize method.
Thanks

I'm currently having problems with running application compiled in VS 2005 C#.
The application build + compiles fine, but as soon as it run the error I get
the following error message, "Application failed to initialize (0xc000007b).
Click OK to terminate."  When I run the .exe on ...

   Tried searching Google on this topic but not many came up.  Basically I
have a C# GUI client that wants to receive 'notifications' from a worker DLL
(which is implemented in C++/CLI).  So far, from C# I am able to call any
method directly in C++/CLI DLL.  But I would like to ...

I'm creating an installer for a project that I've created.  My project is a
Managed C++ 2005 project, and it compiles out to a COM Dll.  I need to
register this COM Dll in order for the final product to function properly.  
Initially I tried registering the Project Output, but I ...

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I am having a problem with version information in one of my compact
framework 2.0 VB.Net application which I am designing in Visual Studio
2005.  After I compile the executable there is no version information
available when viewing the file's properties in Windows.

I have to rewrite an email archiving application.  I was wondering if in .net
3.0 or 3.5 whether the mailMessage was serializable.  I know in 2.0 it is not.

Hi...
Perplexed about something I'm finding here.  I just started experimenting
with ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration() and
ConfigurationManager.OpenMappedExeConfiguration(), and I've found what looks

  I need to detect whether certain addin is loaded inside Microsoft Word.  
To do this I am using Process.GetProcessesByName("winword") from
System.Diagnostics and then enumerating all the modules inside the winword
process using Process.Modules.

I'm sort of new to .NET, and was wondering if there was any kind of
dynamic data structure that allowed one to add an element after a
specified element (and therefore update the array index)?
I was looking at ArrayList, but I didn't see any such methods for this.

I am running XP Pro/SP2.
I recently had dotNet Framework v1.1 and v2 but an update error on v2
meant I had to uninstall both of them.  
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923100/

How do I find the IP address of the network cards (Vista).

I am developing in VS '03. I have all of the current framework
versions installed on my PC, 1.1, 2.0, and 3.0.
How can I make sure the code I am developing in is using the 3.0
framework version? Or do I need to be using the latest version of