I am trying to use the strong name tool SN.EXE on Windows
2003 server as follows:
sn.exe -k outputfile.snk
however I am getting the following error message:

I am working with C++ .NET. In this environment I have activeX.
During registration on new computer without .NET framework dll cries about
missing msvcr71.dll. When I put this dll on system path dll can pass
registration.

While running the .NET Framework SDK Quickstart Tutorial, I get the
following error message:
Unable to find script library
‘/apsnet_client/system_web/1_1_4322/WebUIValidation.js

I have multiple thread which do some operation in a class and I have a
DateTime LastOperation;
value which is write without lock like:
void DoSomething()

I need to use this "NotifyRouteChange" API to listen for
routing table update asynchronously. The APi definition
says
DWORD NotifyRouteChange(

We have a number of machiens with VS.NET 2003 installed and on every
machine, the forms in the designer are comming out different sizes and when
we build and run the app (without code changes) they appear different on
every machine. Why?  We disabled auto scaling of fonts we locked ...

Assuming that I use delaysigning for my assmebly, do I have to link the
application that uses this assembly after it is signed with a private/public
key par? Or is it enough to link the app when the app is signed with the
public key

I'm writting some custom remoting code, and the server method get called in
a seprate thread.
However this server is also a user GUI application probably running while
the user is using its PC.

I have a control where I override OnMouseDown()
I call base.OnMouseDown()
then I do some stuff wich trigger an other event.
but that's not perfect to me, I would like the mouse down to come after, so

in the past I used Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual C++. In my
opinion one of the advantages of VB is the initialization
of variables with 0. To decide between the languages
VB.NET and C# I want to know how C# initializes. I read in

I tried to use "SystemEvents.TimeChanged" from Windows
Service application and got an exception -
"System.Runtime.InteropServices.ExternalException"
Message -

I have a 'Windows Service' application with service
installer. I'd like to know -
1. Installer successfully creates private NT event log
(additionally to 'Application', 'Security',

I'm doing kind of custom ShowDialog() function, for a class of popping
control.
roughly in it I have
ShowModal()

What is the fastest way to convert a memory stream (containing a byte []) to
a string?
Thanks.
-Danny-

// Run this code and look for his obvious error by the compiler
namespace FlagCheck
{
 using System;