I came across a strange behavior in using the binary serialization. I have an
assembly A which is loaded through COM. I create an app domain and create in
this new app domain a new instance of type B defined in assembly A (through
CreateInstanceFromAndUnwrap). Then this new instance ...

I am trying to run the samples from the SDK quickstart and get the error
'SQL Server does not exist...".
I have SQL Server 2000 Developer edition installed and am guessing the the
problem is because all of the samples are using "server=(local)\NetSDK" in

The .NET Framework documentation is not clear whether or not the
DateTime construtors create a local time or a UTC time DateTime
instance. So I ran the following snippet:
DateTime t1 = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0);

If it posible to produce 64-bit DLL with MS Dev. Studio 7?

How can I add a reference using SDK?
In fact, I want to use FaxComLib in faxcom.dll.
How can I use this library?

for the neet of my PocketPC applicatino (compact framework) I designed my
own table control.
it features type dependant editor for each individual cells, as a child
control I show when I edit a cell (basically when I clic in a cell on the