I'm looking for a way to increase my mouse pointer speed.
I know about the setting in control panel. The slider is already at max.
But is there another way to increase the speed even further?
a Registry entry or special driver perhaps?

The subject says it all... I want to use a byte[] and use it as byte* so I
can increment the pointer to iterate through it.
What is the fastest way of doing so in C#?
Thanks

Note: I sincerely welcome and appreciate any input from outsiders and MVPs
but I'm ultimately hoping for a MSFT response.
Any concrete citations (white pages, msdn pages, books, msdn blogs etc) are
hugely appreciated.

I have run 6-7 heavy reports one by one, then aspnet_wp.exe takes high volume
of memory usage and it works very slow. It does not release memmory Even I
close all the browser.

I am having problem using perfmon to record to a log file the .Net CLR
memory data.  I am trying this on two machines (both XP SP2) and it doesn’t
work on either, although with different results.
Here is the process:

I should say that the program that I am trying to log information for is
written for version 1.1 of the .Net Framework.
Cheers
John

I'm sorry If I'm asking wrong place but like to know the following
As part of feedback my application get information like machine name, domain
name, username in the feedback mail.
Is it legal? Can anyone show me direction regarding the same?

I am benchmarking our server now.
Scenario:
5 clients, 1000 data entities distributed to them per second, 141K
around 700K per second.

I found new character(^) included to some c++ cods. Such as:
public:
virtual String^ ReadLine ()
Can anybody tell what it is?

Since Microsoft automatically updating my system, the cpu usage reached 100%
most of time. After seeking for help from several forums, I downloaded
UPHClean from Windows update site and it seemed working well. however, when I
used "Search" trying to find some files, CPU usage ...

I have an application that uses quite a bit of memory to maintain a
database. This is a real-time, latency-sensitive app that needs this memory.
Let's take that as a caveate and not suggest "use less memory". My machine
has 16 gig of memory - I only want about 5 gig of that - a ...

Hi, I have the following problem:
I need to change the precision of double variable, but I don't want to
round it. Just cut unnecessary part.
For example:

i currently use the following function "XmlEscape" to escape HTML content to
result in a valid XHTML table.  it's basically an Excel Export routine
without creating a DataGrid to render the output.  I'm wondering if there is
a more efficient way of employing the 3 regular ...

My application changes the tooltips of controls at runtime.
toolTip1.SetToolTip(button1, "Some Text");
Since I upgraded to .net 2.0 code like this leaks memory.
In my app it amounts to hundreds of megs when left running over a couple of