Hello...
my name is marcelo, i´m portuguese
System::Data::SqlClient::SqlCommand::SqlCommand' : cannot access private
member declared in class 'System::Data::SqlClient::SqlCommand

Does any one know of some excellent books on how to correctly use the .net
framework?
Preferrably 3.5. Or, is there a hierarchy chart available from some site? or
both.

I have a xml file that is being created from a dataset. In xml file is
using a xsl style sheet to formate the data. Is there a way to have
excel open it, then save it as a xls file programatically?

Ok someone please explain to me why this works in VS 2003 and not VS 2005
I want the  C#.NET version number of the DLL that was created for the
specific build of my application. I copied the code from an old C#.NET VS2003
application I wrote years ago.

I could define delegates in VB.NET code
 Public Interface Interface1
    Delegate Function Abc()
 End Interface

I have programmatically downloaded some webpages and modified the src url of
images to point to a local folder, the webpages are displaying .gif and .jpg
images but not .png, what could be the reason this?
Barry

I think you must be aware with Microsoft's new LINQ
You can read about it here:
Introducing Microsoft LINQ
http://jumbooks.com/books/Computers%20and%20Internet/Introducing%20Microsoft%20Linq/

I'm sorry if this has been answered before.
Anyway, my original problem was that I had to reformat the web server
a website was hosted on. I backed up all the files (with FTP), then
posted them back up when I finished reformatting. I had to hack around

Hello, friends,
I need to make a copy of a collection of user defined class, which contains
DataTable and other data type properties.
However, I don't want to iterate each item. Any better way?

I am using Visual Studio 2005 to build a console application that fetches
data from an external web service
When I debug through the project and watch the values in the return object,
I always get the following error:

I have noticed that my Windows XP laptop has both version 1.1 and 2.0 of the
.NET framework installed (as well as hotfix KB928366 for version 1.1)
compared with another similar computer that only has version 2.0.  
Is having both versions likely to cause me problems?  

What .NET version are completely compatible?
What I mean is, at our company we have at least one appplication
developed in .NET 1.0 that does not work when using .NET 1.1 runtime.
The problem apparently lies with changes to an xml class. So in my

How to compare value of two objects. Is there any generic way by which we can
compare value of each property of the 2 object of same type. Also if the
porperty is of type object then it should also compare value of subsequent
poreties in that obejct property.

I am adding a COM .Net 2.0 object to my current VB6 Package and Deploy stack.
I know I need the .Net Framework 2.0 deck somewhere in the setup.lst file.
Which file an where should it be placed?
I assume the .Net Framework 2.0 Distributable is needed.  Should this be

i'm facing a strange problem..
In my requirement , I'm suppose to load the data from datagrid into excel
file.
make the required changes in the file and load the file back into the