I have a C++ structure which is passed in and returned from a DLL.
struct S
{
   char A[16];

I need to save print output to the database for future retrieval.
I assumed that the best way to do this was to use a BinaryFormatter to
convert my PrintDocument to a byte array - strore the binary stream - then
deserialize it upon recall.

According to the docs, Socket.EndSend may indicate a partial write whereas
NetworkStream.EndWrite returns only after *all* the data specified has been
written. In the face of heavy I/O, does this mean that
NetworkStream.EndWrite will fail if the system buffers are too full to

RE: ARTICLE #943144
Method 1 solution to register wups2.dll worked ok. Does not solve problem
Method 2 Windows update agent X86 based system- I can download it and save
it on my C:\ drive. When I try to run it using /wuforce, I get an error

i have to interpret a string in wich escape sequences are used to escape
special characters. How can I replace these sequences by the character they
replace?
Escapint rules are:

I am installing a program called primoPDF and it requires that .net
framework 2.0 be installed first. I already have .net framework 1.1
installed.
Questions:

I have a custom DataGridView and the following simple override:
protected override void OnCellValueChanged(DataGridViewCellEventArgs
e)
{

Has anyone managed to get ClickOnce to work with Firefox? It seems to me
that it still has the same issues VS 2K5 had.
I appreciate any comments or tips.

Thinking of doing our next project so that our logical tiers can be
physically tiered when desired for a given deployment and then not
physically tiered when that is not needed.  The solution, we think, would be
using WCF and when we don't need to physically tier use named-pipes ...

I have an app that was working as expected under VS2005/2.0.  We just
switched to VS2008, and are now experiencing some assembly loading problems.
Here is the scenario:
c:\folder\app.exe

I am working on some code that creates a new user object in AD and in
certain circumstances the AccountExpires property must be set. This value
exists as a Long (int64) value and so my question is this: How do I convert a
date value to an acceptable Long datatype using VB.Net ...

Hi...
I was trying to spawn a process and not have it create a new window.  No
matter how I set CreateNoWindow, it always creates a new window when it
spawns.  Does this property simply not work?  Should I be using windowstyle =

Anyone who uses Windows 2008 server on the desktop as a replacement to Vista
doesn't have all their marbles.  Just FYI.  A Server product is designed
differently than Vista which is a desktop operating system.  Just FYI.
The cost of Windows 2008 server is more.  Certain ...

I am creating a backgroundworker, but I think this question
is applicable for any kind of background thread.
How do you get it to work in a unit test?
The .NET concept seems to be that everything uses Invoke

I've need some info regarding datetime conversions..
I've a string in the below format'"dd/mm/yyyy"..I want it to be converted to
Datetime object with the date format as "mm/dd/yyyy"
I've used the below code..